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extfnsuished burner in Magnas' room.
II was d clded TO instruct The street ct~.
Sewer Department 10 ascertain !. private
mains could not be extended into each
apartment or other means taken % pre-
vent such ace dents.
The verdict In the case was that Mag
mas came 10 his death through sufro-
cation while suffering rom a lt
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Such exquisite little models
you've rarely seen: surely not
for the price az which they're
being offered. The movements
and cases are guaranteed in
every respect. both by the
manufacturers and ourselves.
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e @s..'' Stunning seats
Spring Coats "v

Tailored from duvetyne, Poiret twill. trico-
tine and Jersey. Elaborate silk braiding and
radium silk over-collars enhance their beauty.
One sketched.
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FUNERAL or v"@ owns
clai Ia the Evening Journal.

~nFrTHI 10 Ult Evening JVuIHkIs
SMYRNA, Feb. i3-inc ..., g.. OF Mrs
Minnie Collins. formerly OF smyrna,
who died at Atlantic Oty. was held
Tuesday afternoon from tn home OF
her sister. Miss Calaru Llenberger. In
terInent in st. Peters cemetery, smyrna.
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to send delegates to the meeting 10 be
held at Dover, March TO- for the pur-
pose Of organizing a State health asso-
citation.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

TRY pietrowy murowany dom ma
Cortez ul. Helenowo, 8 renta po 4
pokoje pierwsze pietro PRONE do
wprowadzenia sic. Cena $500. Ham,
mama Bank Mcrgeczowy, 1922 w.
Chicago ave AAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

ZACHODNGA strona. Ma sprzedaz 2
pietrowy drewniany dom i lota,. 8
pokoi ma dole, "a pokojowe flaty u
cory, Dobre ulokcwanie. 1924 New
berry ave. Zglosic sic do srodka. "a
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MA SPRZEDAZ 6 p%okojowa muro-
wanna rezydencya, elektryka, pnr.
$3.50 Melrose III. Cena $500. -
Charles Jarchow. 3717 Armitagt
ave. Belmont 1915. ?
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POTRZEBA kobiety do domowej TO
betty. ZgIosit sic O godzinie 6tej vie
czorem. 1919 w. Superior ul. base
ment, front.
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Plumbiarskie Przybory

sprzedamy kazdemu 20 hurtowne1
Genie. 723 Milwaukee ave. xxx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

POTREZBA robotnik6w jake ,labo-
rers' PREY lumbrze ma podworzu l
we fabryce, lekka robota / stala. so
godzin tygodniowo, $25 ma tydzien.
Villas Harsha Mfg. Co., 1000 Carroll
ave., r6g Robey ul. "a
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MA SPRZEDAZ meble / ws.elkie
sprzety domowe pod numerem 1900
w. Huron ul., r6g Keith ul., 2gie pie
tro, z powodu wyj:zdu do Poiski.
-, 22
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MA SPRZEDAz ~grosernia / skiad de-
ikates6w rzeczy szkolnych ice cream
i soft drinks i cygary, rogowe miej-
see naprzeciw szkoiy. 4759 S. Mar
shfield AVE.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-22

POTRZEBA natychmiast doswiad-
czonej stenografistki W k~ancelaryl
adwokata. Must mieszkaG ma p6lnoc-
rel str1nie miasta. Prose- aplika-
eye zrobic pisemns pod numerem:
2S5 Dziennik Chicagcski. "a
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MA SPRZEDAZ rzeczy kuchenne ra-
Gem Tub poiedyhczo. 1913 Noble ul.
+ ut, u CORY.
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Ma SPRZEDAZ pierwszorzedny Ia
k}ad r~eperacyi cbuwia i Lands stitch
ing maszyna. 1923 Irving Park boul.
blisko Christiana v 23
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DROBNE o~GtoSzENlA

Bacmose! Do wynajecia 2 flaty 5 1
5 pokoi, elektryka, ustepy, W okoli-
cy Wicker Parku. Zglosie sic 1919
Dickson uI.
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iPOTRZEBA chlopca do posylek ia
kiego kt6ry JUL ME wr6ci do szko-
" we wrzesnfu. Herm. Carlson and
Co., 500 W. Lake nj. p
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PoTRZEBA pomocnika albo chsopa-
ka do piekarni, takiego CO iuz pra-
sowai " piekarni. 1900 Huron I'll.
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MA SPRZEDAz 9 pokojowy cottage,
z murowanym budynkiem W lyle. -
Cena $4,000, gotowki 5000, reszta
$35 miesiecznie. 174S - 14ta ul.
%
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POTRZEBA niewiasty doswiadczo--
mel hub niedoswiadczonej W fabry-
&c lekarstw. Kaser, 9l2 N. Ashland
ave. "a
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MA SPRZEDAz piec kuchenny do
wesla i do gazu, malo uzywany j
szafa ma ubrania, tanio. 1871 West
Erie ul. %
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GROSERNIA / buczernia ma SPREE
daz polskiej okolicy z powodu wy
jazdu do kraju. Telefon Haymarket
5245. 17-20-22-24
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POTRDEBA doswiadczonej dziewczy
ny do robienia damskich kapeluszy,
1889 w. 1Sta nj. "a
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MA SPRZEDAz pnr. 1415 Hastings
ul., blisko Loomis ul. 2 pietrowy fra
me budynek. Cena $1,000. Latwe
splaty. Geringer / Storkau, 1913 w.
Roosevelt road. I27
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GROSERNIA | buczernia ma sprZedaz
z powoGu wyjazdu, must bye spree
dana W tym tygodniu. 1927 w. HUI
ron ul. "a
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DOM TANIO

8 pietrowy brick pc 6 pokoi ma KAY
dym pietrze, pierwsze pietro ogrze-
wane para, z powodu wyjazdu spree
dam tanio. 1121 n. Winchester ve.
1sze pietro. 22
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DO sprzedania tanio meble z 5 po-
koi. Mary Godel, 6236 S. Wentworth
ave.. Chicago, III. "a
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~REZYDENCYA
1922 S. KEDZIE AV.

20 ARROW czarnej ziemi, budynki,
sad, 2 godziny jazdy cd Chicago -
$500 wp}aty. Listownie Dziennik Chi
cagoski No. %. ,r22
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PoTRZEBA czlowieka do roboty W
salonie. doswiadczonego jake lunch
man. Zgiosie sic 1919 Fullerton ave.
"a
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PoTRZEBA masarza przy wyrobach
wedlin. ga Noble nj. "a
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POTRZEBA kobiety Tub dziewczyny
kelnerek do restauracyi. 664 Mil
Waukee ave. %
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Ma SPRZEDAz piekna G pokojowa
~rezydencya PREY N. st. Louis ave..
blisko Grace nj. As stop lota, ciepia
woda ~ogrzewanie, garaz ma 2 maszy
ny. o%dnowiony! Blisko polskiego ko
sciola i szkoly. Padden Bros. 5000
n. Crawford ave. %
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POTRZEBA welted horsehide clo-
sers. D bra Eapiata. Stala praca. -
Midland Glove Co.. 104s N. Hermit
tags ave. ~
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Me8czyzn pctrzeba do piracy ma po-
dw6rzu wegla. Sc dziennie. Douglas
Coal Co. 324S S. Crawford ave. "a
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Ma SPRZEDAZ elektryczny 1akad
reperacyi obuwia. 2449 Madison ul.
"a
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POTRZEBA kobiety do pomocy W sa
Ionic / domowej piracy. dobra zapia-
ia. Zgiosit sic 1919 Fullerton v
"a
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Ma SPRZEDAz dom, 4 pokoi |
sklad oraz fixtures, ciepla woda o.
grzewanie. Cena $4,000. - $500
morgecz. 1913 Elston ave. %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
WISSAHICkON

a welcome home reception and din
ner was given on Saturday evening by
the Pencoyd plant of the American
Bridge Co. at Woodvale, the dubious,
or the American Bridge Co. IS club. fo,
tne 80 men of the plant and the clut
VINO have returned from valorous sorry
Ice IN the world war. Mr.. +. l.. Castle
man was toastmaster and the speakers
were Major Harry s. Carmany. Lieu
tenant William Eichert, Captain Rob
crt Marshall, Sergeant John o, ParccII
Lieutenant Stafford Parker, Sergeant
THOMAS v. Thring, Private Robert Car
ien' of the honor guests; Mr.. August
Zelslng, president of the company Mr.
*. d. Davis, manager of the eastern di
vision; Mr.. A. l.. Davis, New York
contracting manager; Mr.. Charles
Rleder, Philadelphia contracting man
ager, and Mr.. Charles Major. manager
OF the Pencoyd plant. The committee
laying the affair in charge included Mr..
Wilbur =. Schotield chairman; Mr.. ID,
&. II. Mulford, Mr.. James Hope. Mr.,
+. IL. Castleman, Mr.. George Charles
Mr.. Joseph X. Rose and Mr.. II. Hagen
bucher.
Mrs. George Hurdman, of Ottawa
Can, has announced the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Beatrice Hurdman.
to DR.. Henry G. Fischer, of 122 Sumac
street, Wissahickon.
Mr.. George Peterson, of Sumac street
IS making fortnights tour through the
Middle West.
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SWARTHMORE

The assembly dance took place Satur
day night. Mrs. John w. Adams wa
hostess and a few of those attendin,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Stock
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ii. Buchanan
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Perry, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thomas Shippers, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Calvert, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma,
Downs, Mr.. and Mrs. William w
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ford Bar.
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Mitchell
DR.. and Mrs. John w. Adams and Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Russell.
An Episcopal tea was given at tn
home of Mrs. John w. Adams on Friday
afternoon. Among the guests were Mrs
Frank Ford Barber. Mrs. George II
Eyre, Mrs. Francis NJ. Sawyer, Mrs
John G. Harper and Mrs. Edward A
Stockton.
DR.. and Mrs. William G. Knapp re
turned to their home in Swarthmore or
Saturday from Chicago, where they had
been making an extended visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis I.
hnickern, formerly Of Swarthmore.
The Countess Turcynozich, who was
before her marriage an American, lee
tured at the Women's Club last Tues
day evening on Russia.
The Players Club, which presented
the comedy, Lady Windermere's Fan .
to members of the Women's Club last
Monday, announces that a public per
formance will be given in the near
future.
Miss Dorothy Haincs entertained a
party of college friends at her home in
Swarthmore over the week end.
Miss Ruth G. Hill entertained friends
at her home Saturday evening.
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WEST RHIIADEI PHIA

Mrs. Francis Ashley Taught, of 5000
Spruce street, entertained at bridge on
Friday afternoon. Her guests included
Mrs. William A. Bland, Mrs. William
%. Rees, Mrs. William n. johnson,
Mrs. May Whitby. Mrs. William r.
kreeger, Miss Lillian Kreeger and Mrs.
l.. Ashley Taught.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rubin. of 5o7O
Parkside avenue, are receiving cou-
gratulations on the birth of daugh =
ter, Shirley Rubin, on Wednesday
January q.
Miss Madeline Burns, S21 South
Fifty seventh street. was given sur
prise shower on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. lewis NJ. Watkin, of
1880 Lancaster venue. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Edna
D. Watkin, to Mr.. Thomas Il. Camp
bell, 4313 Fairmount avenue, on Sat
urday morning, at 10 80 o'clock. After
an extended wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell will live in Chicago.
Mrs. Philip G. Fochl, of 5325 Balti-
more avenue, left on Saturday after
noon for a six weeks trip TO Miami,
Fla.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. James p. Baney. of 2025 South
Eighteenth street. entertained the fol-
lowing at luncheon and bridge on Friday
afternoon at her home: Mrs. Harold
Cunningham, Mrs. Louis Harvey, Mrs.
Joseph Zavorski and Mrs. j.. Connell
The testers Club will give Il reception
on Friday evening, February g, at
Coils Drawing Rooms, % South For =
tieth street. The proceeds of the affair
will go toward refurnishing the club
house at Wildwood, N. j. Among the
members of the club are Mr.. Thomas
Conaty, Mr.. Frank j. Thompson, Mr..
Horace B. Wild, Mr.. Warren j. Me
harry, Mr.. Harold p. Ormsby, Mr.. Leo
J. McGarvey, Mr.. Charles Starr, Mr..
Thomas p. Mellon, Mr.. John i. Brooks
and Mr.. Raymond A. Sneidcr.
Miss Kathryn Kennedy, daughter of
Mrs. J. Kennedy, of 2504 Spruce street,
entertained at dinner on Friday night
in honor of the eighty first birthday of
her grandfather, Mr.. Samuel Hershey.
Mr.. Vincent Thomas. of 1921 Miflin
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Spring Garden street, has gone to Flor
ida for several weeks.

Spring Garden street, has gone TO Flor
ida for several weeks.
Miss Mabel Williams. of North Eff
teenth street, is entertaining as her
guest for fortnight Miss Ruth Sloan,
Of Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wolstenholme
of Germantown, accompanied by Mrs.
Wolstenholme mother, Mrs. ]. p
Wilson, formerly of North Park ave
nue., are spending some time at the
Traymore, in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram II. Hirscb. of
North Thirteenth street. are spending
a few days in Atlantic City.
Mrs. ]. Collins, of North Eighteenth
street, will entertain the members of
her sewing circle at her home tomor
row afternoon.
Mr.. Arthur Samuel and Mr.. Reipald
Werrenrath, of New York, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Loeb
Iangsdorf, of 1905 Spring Garden
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Wiener, of
5014 Parkside avenue. announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Elenor
Wiener, to Mr. Harry Niemann, Of
New York. After an extended wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Niemann will live in
New York.
Mrs Louise keesey, OF New Rochelle,
n. y. formerly Of Eighteenth and Mas.
ter streets, has arrived in Shanghai,
China. where she went TO visit her
nephew, Mr.. Leonard Corbin, grandson
of Mr.. James G.. Maree, of ChcItcn
avenue, Germantown.
Mrs. p. Kern, of North Fifteenth
street, is visiting in Richmond, Va,
for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs William Eckstcin, of
1SO9 North Eleventh street, have re-
turned home from trip to New York
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street, has gone to New Orleans fol
IL few weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Ewing and his sister
Miss Mary Ewing, entertained ut tea
at their home, 903 Clinton street, OIL
Friday afternoon.
An informal party was given last
Thursday evening in honor of Miss Betty
Rankin at the home of her parents,
1904 South Eighteenth street. The
guests included Miss a. Fl. Hewitt,
Miss Florence T.. Hammond, Miss Emily
Hartman, Miss Julia Humpfer, Miss
Gertrude Sproul and Miss Mary V.
Chapman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Geiger
have sold their home, at 3134 Diamond
street, and are occupying apartments
in West Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Burd, of 1719
North Franklin street, are entertaining
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. William
Haveson, of Trenton, N. j., and for
whom a number of entertainments have
been arranged.
Mrs. G. Hammer, of North Broad
street, will be hostess at a luncheon 10
be given at her home Wednesday after
noon for the members of her five hun.
dred club.
Mr.. Morris Dannenbaum, Of 1901
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INST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Hears a Fine Thing About the Committee
Class Leaders-PIars for
Charities

land. Miss Ruth Packard and Miss
i Anne Ashton at the dance at st
Georges School, Newport, on Satur-
day.
Mrs. G. Winthrop Coffin, of St
Davids, will chaperone party who will
leave on Wednesday for Easton, tc
attend the Junior Prom, at Lafayette
College. The party will include Miss
Katherine Coffin, Miss Doris Miller and
Miss Dorothy Painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Elkins, Of
Chelten House. Elkins Park, left
Thursday night for Bel Air, where they
will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Robert Sturgis and Miss Rita
Sturgis have closed Laburnums, their
ountry home at West Church and Ser
pentine roads, near Wyncote, in the
Cheten Hills and have gone to New
York, where they have opered their
house. 152 East Thirty eighth street,
for the winter.
Colonel John Gribbel and his daugh =
ter, Miss Idella Louise Gribbel, of St.
Anstell Hail. West Church road, Wyn-
cote, are at Miami, Fla. where they
will be joined latter by Mrs. Gribbel
and her younger daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Gribbel The Gribbels have been
occupying their apartments at the Ritz
Carlton during the early part of the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kemble Yarrow
have closed their home in Strafford and
are spending a few months with Mr..
Yarrow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Yarrow, of 2022 Walnut street. Mr..
Harrow has recovered from his recent
operation for appendicitis.
DR.. and Mrs. Lesley Davis, Eight
eenth and Walnut streets, will leave
February s to spend the remainder of
the winter in Florida.
Friends of Mrs. Paxson Deeter, of
Bryn Mawr, are glad to hear that she
Is recovering from an attack of laryu-
gifts.
Mr.. Henry Peasants and Miss Eliza
beth Peasants. of Wayne, have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
The Chestnut Hill Lunch Club, which
met last week at Mrs. George Vikings,
will have its meeting on Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Francis j. Alison,
Springfield avenue, Chestnut Hill. The
club is composed of eleven ladies'. in
Guiding Mrs. Alison, Mrs. Willing,
Mrs. George NJ Abbot. Mrs. Andrew
4. Blair. Mrs. Joseph G. Fraley. Mrs
Charles w. Henry, Mrs. George Harri-
sou Fisher, Mrs. T. Cuyler Patterson,
Mrs. James II. Howe, Mrs Frederick
A. Packard and Mrs. Russell II.
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Lyman Bat
lard, of Andorra Corner, Chestnut Hill,
are spending the week end at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. W. Stagg Cerren, of East
Orange, n. j., and Mrs. Gustav Ron
neloo, of New York. will spend the
next week end with Mrs. Monroe w.
Tingley, of Rex and Seminole avenues,
Chestnut Hill.
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TIOGA

! Mrs. Newton Firth Hill, of 1923 West
Erie avenue, will give a card party OF
Tuesday afternoon, February 8, at her
home in aid of the Western Temporary
Home for Aged Women and Little Chill
dren.
Mrs, Lewis Eckel, of 1888 West AL
legheny avenue, will entertain the fol-
lowing at cards this afternoon: Mrs.
William ID. Chambers, Mrs. William
Carman. Miss Ida Bauer, Mrs. William
Boyd, Mrs. William Brinkworth, Mrs.
William Cunningham, Mrs. Walter X.
Eastwood, Mrs. +. II. Gaskill. Mrs. J.
GIadding, Mrs. +. w. Griffin, Mrs.
Robert McCutcheon, Mrs. Daniel Paris,
Mrs. Walter ]. Raffel, Mrs. II. o.
Snodgras and Mrs. Anthony w. Taylor.
Mrs. Franklin c. Miller has just re :
turned from New York after visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. e. Rapp.
Miss Elsa Woolsifer was hostess TO
the members Of her Saturday card club
ut their January entertainment. Her
guests included Miss Jean Ledwith,
Miss Mary dc Witt, Miss Anna Shields,
Miss Beulah Teitsworth. Mrs. Lester
Dickenshcets, Miss Olive Lees. Miss
Margaret Wolfe and Mrs. Henry Brach
hold.
Miss Agnes Walker, of Tioga and
Eighteenth streets, entertained infor-
mally on Saturday evening at her home.
Her guests included Miss Nellie Aldrich,
Miss Irene Boslcr, Miss Lille Il. Jack
son, Miss e. Jane Ogden. Miss AIillie
Thomas, Miss Gertrude Kiefaver, Miss
Florence Nuttall and Mrs. Walter Rob
erts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lobel have re-
turned from their wedding trip and arc
at home at 143S West Venango street.
The bride was Miss Hilda Groots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kraus, of 2127
Nerango street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Florence
kraus, to Mr.. Harold limestone, of this
city.
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scares me more than his getting rough
would! You remember that night HI
took all that cider over at Joe's Hol
| loween, Liddy, and how ] ran over tC
you clear across the railroad tracks
when he came home talking to himself
and tryin' to"
Now, now, Annie. that's all four
year passed and
Passed! Like flash when [ seen
him come through the kitchen door
these last three nights, his eyes all red I;
like flash, ] tell you, il comes back
to me. With my baby gone, all ] got is
hell waiting for me again. Hell, Liddy,
but not il know it. Not if l know it :"
Annie, Annie, it'll come all right,
tell you. Wasn't | the one predicted
it was the child being born would get
him in temperance, Annie, and didn't
it? For them three years wasn't his
breath as sweet as hay, and didn't /
predict it? Didn't ]? You was happy
them three years, Annie, and"
Happy A fresh rivulet of tears
flowed scalding over her words, chok-
ing speech. "Why, why. there
there just wasn't thing about them
three years Liddy, II wouldn't live
yer again. With our baby born, Lddy,
all of sudden Steve got like one him
self. When he came home nights the
way he used to come in like a choo cheo,
full Of play, for the kid-and--oh, my
God I"
"Annie-Annie."
He was new man, Liddy. It was
only ten months after he was born and
out of clear sky that they made him
assistant foreman at the works, Liddy
and amt ] told you thousand times
h. L.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs John Is. Drayton will act as
patron Of honor at the wedding of her
ister Miss Maisie Rush. daughter OF
III aud Mrs. Benjamin Rush, of 210G
Inc street, and Mr.. George II. BartoI,
:" which will take place on April 5,
y st, James's Episcopal Church,
wenty second and Walnut streets.
ne bridesmaids will be Miss Eleanor
bartol. Miss Dorothy Blair, Miss
.acneI Price, Miss Marion G.. Bartol,
nn Miss Mildred w. Longstreth.
Mr and Mrs. William n. Morice, of
So Mortlns, gave card party on
Eaturday evening in honor of their
faushter Miss Alice Morice. The guests,
Enp We're members of the school set,
EnclGded Miss Jane Goodman, Miss Bet
n pgden, Miss Patty Denckla. Miss
lnundoel Sewell, Miss Eleanor Coleman,
IIiss L! Grace Price Morgan, Miss Jose
Illnc Kogcrs, Miss Sally Henry, Miss
NINA Biddle Norris, Miss Emily Cook
man; Miss Betty Peltz. Miss Eleanor
~ ,,,. ,e.Sley, Miss Virginia Freeman, Miss
misc Robinson, Miss Elinor Sewell and
piss Marguerite Boyle.
Dr; and Mrs. S. MacCuen Smith. of
tio west Chelten avenue, Germantown,
kSyG issued invitations for the wedding
N their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mac
lNueh smith, and Mr.. Stuart l.. Bulli-
WY, OF Merton and West Newton,
F,asS;, which will take place on Febru-
KY ~, at \ o'clock. in the First Pres
es'er1an Church, Germantown. Mrs.
II Er Mortimer S,er Pratt, Jr., of Chestnut
Ill Mass, will act as matron of honor
Fnu me bridesmaids will be Mrs. Ber-
KILL nBarris, OF Auhurndale, Mass,
EETsS EEia Beatrice Taylor English, Miss
ZANE Il Taylor English, Miss Josephine
RI hooper, Miss Josephine Dodge, and
KS Eyuiine Taylor. Master William
D Nichols and Miss Marjorie Easta-
pbiiih,e bTThe VIII also attend the bride. Mr..
ln. s"lp ., Clarke, of Cincinnati, will
aS pest man, and the ushers will be
Nntahley j.. Bullivant, Mr.. Carroll
Il SSicnois, Mr.. j. Alden Twachtman,
Fo .n,rpeenwlch, Conn; Mr.. f. Reed
,lIrr''aVrooke, ,Ir of Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Iisccnnarn, ia nr,nus sr,i' 3; Darling; Mr.; Louis
'unlVant' and Mr.. G. Allen Smith
on Mr. and Mrs, Edward C. b. Fletcher
'Iuuounce Iinu the engagement of their sister,
'Hi,ss HoiS Amy Wright Brooks, daughter of
John q. w. Brooks, u. s, A.,
lihu granddaughter of the late Briga
W.T. W. General John NJ. Wilson, to Mr..
,mSries ,nS R William Bergner, son of Mr..
: 'Sq !, Mrs, Gustavus William Bergner,
naverford. Mr.. Bergner served 16
nonths overseas.
Friends of Miss Elizabeth n. Brock.
FvuiEihter FuiEiiter of Mrs. Arthur Brock, of the
relllhston, are glad 10 hear that She
h ibecoyerlng from slight operation
A.
|oos' mIs' Thomas q, Ashton, Of Wypne.
|VVu' chaperoned Miss Mary II. How.