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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
REALTY JOTTIN Gs.

Nall & Parker and George Thompso
were the brokers in the sale OF the
southwest corner of Seventh avenue and
1s5th street, reported recently.
Pope & Brother were the brokers In
the sale for A. B'anculi OF the dwelling
z41 West Fourth street to Peter La
vale.
Arcturus Company bought the prop
erty at 144 and 146 West 136th street,
the sale of which was reported recently
The following are buyers of property
sold recently: 1872 West Thirteenth
street. Charles I. Taylor; 152 West
132d street. Anita j. Stanley; $40 West
13eth street. Theophilus f. Montgom-
cry: 252 East Forty eighth street, Her
man and Marie Drebes.
Porter tS Co. were the brokers In tn >
sale of the dwelling at East l2Sth
street for George w. Glaze. as trustee
Clarence Z Mundy reported last week
Hyman BerInan has moved his oiiic'
20 900 Broadway. room 71O.
Sidem Building Company VIII erect
n six story office structure at l23 and
1,5 West Thirty-th'rd street from plans
bv Groner berg & Leuchtag, who figure
-he cost at 100000.
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nROOKLYN DEALS.

William e. Harmon 4 Co., Inc. report
the following sales Plot at southwest
corner OF Ocean Court and Ocean Park
way to s. Rosso; lot on Ocean Court.
near Ocean Parkway. TO Patrick Dig
gins; lot on East Second street, near
Avenue w, to d. Volpe; northwest cor
ner of Ocean Parkway and Ocean Court
TO A. Libretta plot on Ocean Parkway.
near Avenue y, to Fred Ciccone; north
west corner of Boulevard Court and East
Fifth street to Alfred landlord thirty
foot plot on East First street, near Ave-
nue. Y. TO l. *. Shelin northeast corner
of Manhattan Court and East Second
street TO James V. NTajoran Il forty foot
plot on East Third street. near Avenue
X, TO John Silvestro n thirty foot plot
on East First street, near Avenue Y, to
Frank Shepis thirty foot plot on East
First street near Avenue n. to Nils
Monson thirty foot plot on East Third
street. near Avenue Y, to l.. Barba;
also in East Flatbush a fifty foot plot
on East Fifty-hrst street. near Avenue
X, to F. Petron plot on East Forty
sixth street, near Flatlands avenue. to
George Thorn; fifty foot plot on East
Forty-sixth street, near Avenue *. to
Robert Bohdan; fifty foot plot on East
Forty-fifth street, near Flatlands ave-
nue., to John Williams plot on East
Forty-eighth street, near Flatlands ave-
nue., to John Williams; plot on East
FYfty-frst street, near Avenue L, to
Joseph Smith; a plot on East Forty
eighth street, near Flatlands avenue. to
Mary Alesi the northeast corner of
Utica avenue and Avenue X TO William
r. Pernam; a three lot plot on East
Fifty-second streea, near Avenue L, to
". Spinal: a fifty foot plot on East
Forty-eighth street. near Flatlands ave-
nue., to Joseph Zambits; southeast cor
ner of Avenue ] and East Forty-eighth
street to NJ. Weingarten.
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BIG APARTMENTS FOR
MORNINGSIDE SECTION

One of the first indications OF a build
ing movement in popular priced apart
ments is the purchase by a client OF
Stoddard & Mark Of a large plot in
the Morningside section. The property,
which has been sold by Clarence II.
Kelsey. as administrator of the estate
OF Mary G.. Plnkney. through Charles
Griffith & Eugene Moses & Co, brok-
ers. is On the north side of l23d street,
opposite the northeriy end OF Morning
side Park. 1t Is seventeen lots In area,
fronting 425 feet on the street.
1t is the intention of the purchasers
TO Improve a part OF the plot at once
and dispose of the remainder 70 build
ers who are now negotiating for II.
The selling estate has owned the prop
erty for many years and has held 1t
at more than 10000. This is the second
large plottage disposed of by the Pink
neys within the last three months
through the same brokers.
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Miscellaneous.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

TO Let-Uppcr part of new two family house.
rooms, storeroom; garage; steam heat.
pnrquet floors. all Improvements rent 1925.
6i2 6Sth St, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Phone
Shore Road 2020.
65TH ST., 2Os0-Private house, 4 room apart
ment. bath, heat. electric light free, for
refined couple: references; SGa.
6S To ~ COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
3. rooms, bath and kitchenette, ST5 up:
minutes Wall 81. G.. G1RARD. 2f5 Mon
tague 81.
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WEST END Az, 662 (02d) Exceptionally
large room, private BATH kltchenette, extra
v'"eN room 'vir beds. double couch.
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Connecticut-SaIe or Rent.
New Jersey-Sale or REM.

A. NJ. BOLES.
Reai Estate. Sound Beach Tel. Aa
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18TH ST.. 81 East.-Beautifully furnished.
newly decorated; living room, masters
bedrooms bath, kitchen or baths; elevator
a nd airant. leaga
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WEST END Az, 45I (Cor. SOD .--Attra i've
outside room; gentlemen; private family
adioinlng washroom. SCHUYLER 5525. apt. 2E.
52p ST.. % w.-Parlor for doctor or dentist;
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

ELEGANT block OF Brooklyn store property;
. will accept vacant property and cash
brokers protected. JACKSON. 1877 Mon
tague. BROOKLYN.
FINE paying, story elevator. New York;
VIII accept smaller property and cash or
vacant and cash; brokers' protected. JACK
son, 1877 Montague st., Brooklyn.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT,

BOYNTON BROS. CO.--Factory sites water.
rail. "a Smith St. Perth Amboy. N. j.
FOR bargains In commercial water front
properties see JOSEPH T. MULL1CAN,
30 Broad ~.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Queens-Sale or Rent.

ONE family house for sale; 0 rooms; all i'm
provements; garage; Flushing section
ready for occupancy. For information.
YELLlN, 943 Broadway. Bklyn; Stage 22s5.
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Borough Of Queens.

FACTORIES FOR RENT. Al. 900 square feet:
floors 5000 or 1000 feet: all or separate;
modern buildings sprinklered; elevator; cleo
tricity, heat; Bradley Buildings. 18th st. and
Vernon av., Long Island City; minutes
from Grand Central Station; blocks from
all subways: five cent fare; principals only.
Address A. ]. BRADLEY, owner, 101 Beck
man ST.. New York. Telephone 1901 Beck
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Brooklyn-sale or Rent.
Spectators Bargain.

-Four one family stucco. semi detached. six
rooms. with built-in bath and shower. tiled.
parquet all over. electric steam, enclosed
porch. cement block garages. Located
Coney Island nv between avs and +
Telephone South 4141 for appointment.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th st TO 59th st. Unciusive).
East River 10 North River.
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LOFT TO SUBLET.
MAGNIFICENTLY EQUIPPED.


FIREPROOF garage, 25x100: 500 gallon gas
olene tank: offices upstairs; possession
about Dec ]. 1920. Phone Col. 1921.
FOR RENT-Offices and studios at 210i
broadway (I2d ST.. 6I65 Columbus.
e5TH ST., 206 W.-Office, doctor, dentist;
room apartment. ground floor. SUPT.
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Miscellaneous.

OFFICES, LOFTS, WAREHOUSES, SHOW
ROOMS. all sections. ]. CLARENCE
l,AVIES. 81 Nassau ST., John III 81 East
4?d St. Vanderbilt 433.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTEl1-WAREHOU
IL, 900 10 10000 square feet for steel and
iron, Western freight; immediate possession .
Convenient To terminals for New York city
and New England. J. CLARENCE DAVIES.
II r 42d; Wand 9175.
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WANT DEFER

1854 East eth ST., near Avenue J, F1atbush
vacant. story stucco. 4ox100. room for drive
0 rooms, tiled baths, parquet, electric,
steam, instantaneous water heater: perfect
condition. Price SIS. 800. open Sunday and
Election pay. Phone Main 14S. or Rich
mond Hill 6605
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.


AMITYVILLE-sx room house, located near
station; good condition. lot 30x229; VIII
sacrifice for $3.50. JOS. J. lIENNESSY,
1916 I0sth St. Richmond Hill. n. Y.
BUILDER must sell house built from most
talked of plan in America: Pictorial Re-
view house; Z rooms, hardwood floor, tiled
bath, built In tubs; steam, gas, electricity;
only 81 900 down. balance like rent. Adj
dress a. p. Box 39S Herald. Herald so.
COMMUTERS HOME-Six large rooms
bath room, electric lights. gas, tubs. hot
and cold water. brick cellar, garden plot:
near station; price $3.50; easy terms.
PORn. care Gilbert, BAG w 1O6th.
81 R1NGFnLD. L. I.--Houses and lots. bar
gains. SCHABEHORN. opposite station.
telephone Springfield 1917.
Q ROOM house. all improvements; garage;
your own terms. Box SO. Floral Park. n. Y.
- 600 CASH, balance rent. will buy Q
modern eight room home. parquet floors.
oyer fireplace. large living room and sun
parlor. tiled bath, four largo bedrooms, si.-
nat.d In Inc best residential section o: West
bury on a one acre plot beautifully land
scaped: car garage: immediate possession
HARRY CHANDLER, Butler ST.. Westbury,
l., l.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough of oueens-sale or Rent.
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West side.

GOTH. 50 T., between 9Th and lark avs
Large and small. comfortable furnished
rooms; gentlemen; steam heat. electricity.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. TO seth st. CInclusive)-
East River 10 North River.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

If you wish to rent your apartment fur
ulshed for six months or longer send IN
fun particulars at once. SLAWSON 4
HORPs. 90 w. I'D 81.
WANTED--Up TO date furnished or unfur-
nished apartment or house: or rooms:
suburban preferred; convenient TO station:
state full particulars. 4 Herald. Herald 50.
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,UBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

FOR rent. Greenwich, Conn. newly furnished
house. IL rooms, baths. 2 car garage, for
Z months; references required Phone 1889
Schuyler between and p. NJ.
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ENTIRE second floor in private house. 4
beautifully furnlrhed rooms, private hatll.
West both IT.. 5000 month VIII o~iv cont
20 one gentleman: references required. Write
NJ. H.. box 90. room 1901 300 Wcst 42d Z.
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APARTMENTS - UNFINISHED.
Above Iith 81. 70 seth ~. Unciusive,.
East River 10 North River.

LEXINGTON Az, 5i5.-slx beautiful rooms,
all improvements; elevator. electricity.
parquet floors.
10TH. f4O VEST exceptionally large light
rooms, steam. electric light. telephone.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East side.

BOTH ST (cor. Lexington av., 1862 .--Exclu.
sivcly for women; sif weekly and up;
with private bath. $50 weekly up: cosy.
sunny. comfortable. HOTEL RUTLEDGE.
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borough Of oueen----saIe or Rent.

last ETMfURST, l.. lie and rooms.
bath, pantry steam, gas and electricity,
porches. In n restricted neighborhood; ten
Nswtown.
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Borough of Queens-saie or Rent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-16
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The wedding Of Miss Ida Il. Egce.
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. John r.. Egee,
of 204J North Eighth street, and Mr..
Walter r. Winter. son Of Mrs Caroline
Winter. Of 1906 North Fifteenth street.
will take place on Friday evening. April
%. at the home Of the brides parents.
The bride will be attended by Miss Car
oline Winter, sister of the bridegroom.
Miss Sara Sweeney will be the April
hostess Of the Delta Tau Sigma So
rority on Saturday afternoon. Her
guests will include Miss Kathryn Horn,
Miss Annette Meehan. Miss Loretta
Dagney, Miss Clara Viva, Miss Marie
Krier, Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Mar
garet Manning, Miss Margaret McMen-
emy. Miss Marian Dooley. Miss Eliza
beth Miller, Miss Ruth Walrath. Miss
Agnes McCaffrey. Miss Naomi Lodge,
Miss Anna Larkin, Miss Beatrix AL
varez, Miss Marguerite Larkin. Miss
Jean Clark. Miss Marian Eckcrt and
Miss Catherine Conway.
The members of Kadosh Commandcry
No.. 20, Knights Templar Of Pcnnsyl-
vania, have issued invitations for the
installation Of its officers on Wednes-
day evening. April 81, in Lu Tu Tenn
pie, 1927 Spring Garden street, fol-
lowed by reception and dance. Mr..
Benjami F. Williams is gcncraisSimo
of the commandery.
Mr.. J. Detweier. Of 2030 North
Twelfth street. entertained tho members
of the Mems Bible Glass OF the Bethel
United Evangelical Church on Tuesday
evening.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore and their
aaughters, Miss Ann Moore and Miss
,,.s naIlon moore, formerly of 1850 South
rnteenth street, arc now living at their
new home, 1900 Baltimore avenue.
Miss Betty Korn has returned to her
nome in New York, after spending sev-
erai ere days with her friend, Miss Sarah
SllVerman, Of S04 South Fifth street.
Miss Pearl Graft. Miss r.. Elizabetb
Dlll and Miss Emma l.. Kellogg gave
an aluminium and kitchenware shower
at oZ26 Christian street. on Thursday
evening, in honor Of Miss Edna May
Dodd, whose engagement to Mr.. Turner
W. cummings was recently announced.
Mrs. Bertha McMurray entertained
informally at her home on Wednes-
day evening. Her guests included Miss
Mary Wilkinson, Miss Ella. Crenny,
klnson. Mr.. Walter A. Kaiser and Miss
Mary Crenny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cadwallader Evans
evening at their home, 339 South Fourth
street. Among their guests were Miss
Bessie II. Harvey, Miss Ada FASTER
male. Miss Helen Houston and Miss
Marjorie McKann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cunniugham am,
formerly of South Philadelphia, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard King enter
tained at their home, 1924 Porter street,
on Wednesday evening in honor of Mr..
Kings birthday.
Mr.. James Gaughan and Mr.. Daniel
Sullivan have returned home after
spending several weeks at Miami, Fla.
Miss Betty Korn, of New York. is
visiting Miss Sara Silverman, of S04
South Fifth street.
A large reception and dance was
given last evening at Moose Hall, Broad
street below Master. by the Italian
Society of the Jefferson Medical Col
lege. The following were on the com
mitteo: DR.. John De Carlo. Mr.. G.
Theodore Maioriello. Mr.. Frederick
Ematrudo, Mr.. Ernest PERI. Mr.. John
Coppolino, Mr.. Leo A. Amorosi, Mr..
Philip Coppolino, Mr.. A. Pescatore.
Mr.. Frank Lanciano. Mr.. John Clin-
solo. Mr.. Silvio Giardineili. Mr.. A.
Mastanio. Mr.. Tingi Melone, Mr.. A..
Del Ciscio, Mr.. y. D'Alonzo, Mr.. An
tonic D'Aquia, Mr.. Tito Macchia.
The Ladies Auxiliary consists of
Mrs. John De Carlo, Mrs. II. Hurlong,
Mrs. Daniel Cerna. Mrs. Henry Mas
trangeld. Mrs. Michael Pessalano, Miss
Jennie De Carlo, Miss Elizabeth Scar
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WEsI PHILADELPHIA

The Sixteen Club Of West Philadel-
phia will hold large dance in the
North Garden Of the Bellevue Stratford
tomorrow night.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y. M.
II. A, West Philadelphia branch, held
a "kaffee klatch" and entertainment on
Wednesday evening at the home Of the
Misses Levy. 1900 North Sixty second
street. The officers are President, Mrs.
Carl p. Pastor vice president, Mrs. A.
Paster; secretary, Miss Mary Vogel-
son; corresponding secretary, Miss
Fannie II. Leery, and treasurer, Mrs.
Louis Einhorn.
Mrs. Charles Nassau Cadwallader, Of
Johnstown, Pa. will be the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. X. 9. Standbridge,
Of 239 South Fifty third street, for a
month. Mrs. Cadwallader. who formerly
lived at Fortieth and Chestnut streets,
will arrive April 20.
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son, Mr. Essick Bertram Wright, snd
In celebration OF the first anniversary
OF his return home from two years
service with Company II OF the 1O9th-<
Regiment. The host and hostess were.
assisted by Mrs. Grant Rockefeller aud.I
Mrs. Harry Miller. Among. the srsstsT
were Mr.. Stanley Miller, Mr.. Brinton
Young, Mr.. William Brown, Mr.. James
Henderson and Mr.. Walter wilkins,
who served in France at the same time
with the honor guest; Mr.. Harold 4
O'Connor, Mr.. Harry Coffey, Mr.. ands'
Mrs. Howard s. Wright, Mr., and Mrs. Z
Douglas Besore. Miss Ruth Algar, Miss
Edith Good, Miss Helen Rockafeller. Z
Miss Myrtle Iebding. Miss Elsie Mer- Y
ril and Miss Lorraine Heirle.
The Nicetown Club for Boys and Girls ),
held it's first annual exhibition and en-
tertainment on Wednesday and Thurs y
day evenings at the clubhouse, Hunting
Park avenue and Clarissa street, under
the direction Of Mr.. Harry O.. Gesr.f
superintendent, and Mr.. 4. l.. Rettin- !.
ger, assistant. On Wednesday eve
ming the program included wand drills. ),
games and tumbling by the boys. d.
rected by Mr.. Nelson Bean; caiisthcn-
ics and military drills by the girls. d. !
rected by Mr.. Frederick Mick aH ex- y
hibition Of first aid, signalling and drum
and bugle corps by the Boy Scout Troop Z
189, and first aid contest between :
the Girl ard Boy Scouts, conducted by 4
Mr.. II. L. Gruver. The manual train !,
ing workers and the cooking class had
the operetta. The Quest of the Pink !,
Parasol." was given by the boys and
girls, directed by Miss Sara r. Gran
age. and was followed by a minstrel
show by. thirty members Of the club I
from twelve to twenty years of age. :
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MISS F. D. HANDSCHUH
WEDS J. SHAMB0UGH
Marriage Of Mrs. Mary NJ
Steese and Mr.. n. n.
hndreas

An attractive wedding Of the week
was that of Miss Fayetta ID. Hand-
schuh. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Apra,
ham Handschuh, of 1907 Courtlahd
street, aud Mr.. John NJ. Shambaugh'
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Sham-
bough, Of 1875 Courtland street, which
took place on Wednesday evening NJ the
home Of the brides parents, with the
Rev. A. r.. Harris. of the Bethlehem
Baptist Church. officiating. The BRIDE
wore a gown Of white satin, veiled with
georgette crepe embroidered with pearls,
and veil of tulle falling from cap
of duchess lace and caught with orange
blossoms. Miss Edith Handschuh was
her sisters maid of honor, and Miss
May Jeffrey was bridesmaid They
wore gowns of embroidered georgette
crepe. the former in pink and the latter
in pale blue. Mrs. Wesley X. Miller
wore gown of white satin and duchess
lace.
Mr.. Miller was best man. A reception
followed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shambough left on a fortnight $ trip
and upon their return they viii be
at home at 1907 CORTLAND street.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

a, MISS Emily p. Welsh, daughter of
rrs. I. Henry Dixon, of Ithodora.
Inestnut Hill, will be married on June
10 Ny. William Hayward Myers. Jr.,
n ,'n OF Mr.; and Mrs. William Hayward
Msyers; OF Haverford. The wedding will
aSe place at Rhodora.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T.. Widpncr will
1--WE dance this evening at their home,
iy9newood Hall, Elkips Park, in honor
MISS Pauline Denckla, daughter OF
T Gr. and Mrs. Hermann a. Denckla. OF
IInestnut Hill, whose marriage to Mr..
ne ne Grand r. Cannon, son of Mrs.
vrneodore Frelinghuysen, Of Tuxedo. ".
49, VIII take place tomorrow afternoon
~ me Church of the Holy Trinity,
'imneteenth me and Walnut streets.
~ ne guests will include the members
p ne bridal party: Mrs. u, Francis
Mn NJ rackard, sister Of the bride, who
p.a m aSI as matron OF honor. and Miss
M m'y 1; Denckla, younger sister, who
ru wi, ge me flower girl. The bridesmaids
w.. include Mrs. G. Dawson Coleman,
F.s Fs, Joseph Bailey. Jr.. Mrs. Oliver
IN, i'VS cromwell, Miss Elizabeth Cush-
,DS s Norris; Norris; Miss Rebecca G. Thomson
tor Hi,ss Edith Wallnch. of Warren
Tsm, va; Mr.. Roger benjamin. of
N. ,t' itorK' VIII be the best man. and
F,orerS rusnerS viii be Mr.. Frederick Il.
Ar s,t'TTSnuEyS"n. Mr.. William II. Stew
Jot, W.; Mr. Edwin NJ. Post, Jr.. Nv.
All lI "Snamaker, Jr., Mr.. Loir Iasigi.
B,DCt,oN New York, and Mr.. G. Paul
'N'a' Nv, a brother of the bride.
Esia ;and and Mrs, Henry W. Stokes, of
tbis omo magholia avenue, will give a dance
Clnh' 'tphlhg at the Germantown Cricket
StcL.a,n N mono honor of their son, Mr.. Tyson
drSS there will be more than a hun
Of tbOS Sutsts at the dance, all members
, SIi cSI;.an and Mrs. Dale Baker Filter gayc
Locms. party at their home. IO5J
Of t%. street, this afternoon, in honor
and tha, daughter, Miss Viola Filter,
Ter, IT, eir ,rIn' SON. Master Dale Bnker Fit
present There were forty young guests
tow %'; Mqind and Mrs. Josiah Blackwell Bar
Mss ',S Mss Elizabeth Dulles barlow and
10 Mary +. Barlow have returned
nut tIT IIrI nome on Stenton avenue. Chest
ga so.i They spent the winter Mt
n, south Fifteenth street.
Hint' hoSal Iiirst and Miss virginia
lII,st' daughters Of Mrs. James r.
Golds,, VIII give a bridge marty nj the
lIirst aDS swan Inn, Mt. Airy. Mrs.
tor INV Bup tI her daughters expect to leave
aavs y tSL Head on May Is, where they
N, "ea cottage for the summer.
their ,aniI ana Mrs; Quincy A. Gilmore and
hues, CSas, OF Rex and Seminole ave
The BrisSttnut Hill, who have been at
t,ry, ssn snton, Atlantic City, since Jan.
M, w ~ expected home about May /.
a Mr nooTothy Potter Tower. daughter
Boston 'aa MRS: Benjamin Tower, OF
Fl y visiting her grandparents,
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SANDERS-MORLAND

The wedding of Miss Marietta NJ.
Morland, of 1914 North Sixticth street.
and Mr.. Erick II. Sanders, OF 1926
North Fifty fifth street, took place on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in
the Mary A. Simpson Methodist Church
Sixty first and Jefferson streets. The
Rev. DR.. G. E. Adamson, assisted by
the Rev. Mr.. Downing and the Rev.
Mr.. Sultbach, officiated.
The bride wore gown Of white
georgette and carried shower bouquet
of white roses and sweet peas. Mrs.
w. G.. Griffith, her sister, who acted
as matron of honor, wore gown of
pink georgctte and carried pink roses
and sweet peas. Miss Margaret San
ders, sister Of the bridegroom, was
the maid Of honor, and she also wore
pink. georgettc and carried pink roses
and sweet peas. Each attendant wore
large pink picture hat.
Mr.. Rudolph Sanders acted as best
man. and the ushcrs included Mr..
Charles Melvin and Mr.. Russell Craw-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders left imme
datcly aftcr the ceremony for a ten =
day wedding trip. They will be at
home after May 10 at Narberth.
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FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Armstrong, Of
Herbert street, are receiving congrat-
nlations upon the birth Of daughter,
Marcia Muriel Armstrong.
Miss Janet Porterfeld, Of Orthodox
street and Frankford avenue, will en-
tertain the members of her 800 at
her home on Tuesday afternoon.
A euchre and dance was given on
Wednesday evening by the Ladies' Aux
iliary Of st. Bartholomew Roman
Catholic Church in st. Joachim's Hall
for the benefit Of the building fund.
The Women's League for Good Gov
ernment of the Twenty third ward will
give a course Of lectures on City Gov
ernment and Election Laws on Tues
day afternoons in the lecture room Of the
Frankford Library.
Miss Mildred Warner will spend the
week end at Atlantic City.