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The herald., 1920-09-16
LADIES TO HOLD MEETING.

The ladies of the Orleans Demo-
cratic Association will hold meet
ing tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock
at Clark's Hall, for the purpose of
effecting permanent organization.
All ladies interested in the cause are
urged to attend this meeting.
The herald., 1920-09-16
NEW ROOM TO BE ADDED TO
WELFARE CLINIC

Through the efforts of committee
of ladies headed by Mrs. J. E. Huck-
ms. Mrs. F. C. Hymel, and Mrs. Ed.
Macnair another room is to be added
to the local clinic of the Child's Wei
fare Association held at the police
station. The sum of fifty dollars
has been raised and this amount Will
furnish the extra room which is bad
" needed owing to big increase In
attendance.
The herald., 1920-09-16
JOHN CLEMENT ELECTED.
Makes Fine Showing.

Another excellent showing was
made in our local contest for clerk
of the End City Court, when John
Clement, first time in politics, made
a clean sweep over his two oppo-
nents, assuring him of the position
as clerk. Young Clement deserves
a considerable amount OF credit LOT
his success, and in this connection
we might say he is chip off the old
block as his father was also, mol
only a very popular and likeable man
but a successful politician as well
We congratulate you, John, on your
success.
The herald., 1920-09-16
Weddings Of New
Orleans Folks
COUPLES WHO ENTERED THE
STATE OF MATRIMONf
DURING THE WEEK
JUDLIN-PRESNELL

The marriage of Miss Mildred Pres
nell TO Mr.. Jules judith was quietly
celebrated last week. The young
connie are both we'll known in our
town and have the best wishes OF
their many friends. They are re-
siding at 4O7 Delaronde st.
The herald., 1920-09-16
ENJOYABLE EVENING.

"a
n, and Mrs. ]. judith of Pelican
j.. entertained the ladies auxll-
- nivision 377. Helpmate to No.
=, r of L. E., at their home. The
...r;np was most enjoyably spent
and delicious refreshments were
served. M,
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
" Furlong. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Cay
"a Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cayard, MI
,,a Mrs. A. Leblanc, Mr.. and Mrs
: Judlin: Mesdames d. Rooney
l,shopy and Conrey, Mr.. Joe Judhi
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. judith.
The herald., 1920-09-16
McShane Thanks All
Workers, Supporters

81 all of the good frlends VINO 50 to
MORT od me Yesterday hard and conSoehou'H
bringa the victory who
o,r,o 70 our assistance in splendid fashion 10
aTo citizens of Orleans let me say thaI
Movor Of the entire CITY, heed how any man
in this election the help OF YOU my
Democratic
platform pfom''eu ANDREW JAMES McsHANE"
The herald., 1920-09-16
LOCAL BOYS ON TRANSPORT.

Edwin +. Stacy, one OF Algiers'
most popular young men, LETT Wed
ncsday 18th, on the L. S Transport,
Santa Lcnora, for Havana and other
ports. Mr.. Stacy is not the only
Algiers boy on this boat, as there
are James Charbonnct, Vincent Ma
tranga Luke Matranga, Joseph
| Bailey. Abbey Ryan, Dugey McCord.
| Jos. Galante, Alvin Dupuis. Maurice
RObichauX and about or 10 more
! Algiers boys in all
The herald., 1920-09-16
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT.

Mr.. II. X. Vallette, serving as
first assistant on the S. S. Fueloil.
met with a painful accident to his
eyes. due to acid burns.
The herald., 1920-09-16

VINO appears TO be Louisiana's
next U. S. Senator, according to Item
reports, as well as other available
usures, Broussard is sweeping the
'''y over Sanders by a to l vote;
slned the 3rd District by 5000,
.ao receiving a creditable vote
throughout the state.
The herald., 1920-09-16
NcSHANE WINS---May Be Clean Sweep
h D. A. MayOrslty Candidate Wins By 1898
Y EE.tmated- Tabulation of Vote Very Slow
and Result on Entire Ticket Slightly
In Doubt Humphrey Elected
Judge and Clement Clerk.

,c, 5 Total
Pr' nsrman ....13O los PA 256 1876 116 1888
,.rs, j. Mcshane IS IS Is lab lf5 So 81 GIL
The herald., 1920-09-16

The new Leader Department Store,
IA South Rampant, announce anoth-
-er OF their bargain sales, to start next
Monday, Sept. 20.
The herald., 1920-09-16
LAD DISAPPEARS.

Dearo Trotter, 13-year-old sen OIL
Mrs. L. H. Trotter, 1901 Bellevue
street, disappeared from his home
about 2 D. m. Friday afternoon.
According to relatives the lad left
home following a whipping admins
tered him by his mother for a mis-
deed. The youngster is said to
have carried $50 with him and there
vas nothing to indicate whether ne
left New Orleans. He is a blonde
and wore blue knee-trousers, a white
shirt and blue cap.
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HOLM ESBURG

Mrs. Alfred Dednkcr. of Rhawn
street. had as hcr guest for q few
weeks Mr. and Mrs RommelI and
their daughter, Miss Ruth ROmmcll. of
Harrisburg.
Miss Bernice Meyer. Of Cottmon
street. has as her guest, Miss Flor
once L. Howe. OF Baltimore, for whom
\ number of entertainments are being
arranged.
The American Legion Post lis, of
Holmesburg, is making arrangements
for grand reception and entertain
ment to be given Thursday evening,
January ~.
Miss Lena Schulchtcrer. of Montague
street. has been spending several weeks
in Minersville. Pa.
Mrs. 9. +. Barnes. of Walker street:
will entertain the members OF, her card
club at her home on Monday afternoon
Miss Julia Snyder, of Frankford
avenue. has left for California for an
indefinite stay.
Mrs. Charles Ritter, Of Comfy street,
will give a luncheon on Tuesday after .
noon in honor Of Mrs. Frank K. Kane,
of Albany. y. Y. who is visiting
friends in Philadelphia for fortnight.
Mrs. William Mclean and daughter,
of Hegerman street, are visiting Mr..
aud Mrs. Sydney Clark ke. of New
Orleans, La. for several weeks.
Miss Rettie Watson is entertaining
relatives from Virginia for few weeks.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr. John Gardiner, of 1900 Pine
ss.'eet, announces the engagement of
DIS y! niece, Miss Anna Beatrice Gar
diner, to Mr., John |. Rogers, son of
IFs' John !. Rogers. of the Aldine
rpOeI' and the late Colonel John /.
Msefs' Mr.. Rogers served as lieu
.taalt in the United States navy dur
rrs Tue war ana is a member of the
vAion League, Huntingdon Valley and
lerlon Cricket clubs.
4, Mrs George II. Lorimer entertained
as % members of the executive commit
my ot the Emergency Aid at luncheon
,sSiy ,Ssgay NJ u Emergency Aid headquarters,
oO. 'O-f walnut street. to meet the Prin-
Vss uantacuzent, who is visiting her.
ppuons the guests were Mrs. Edward
Wv.o"1ihg, Mrs, William j. Clotbier.
T Ci's, + henry Brinton Coke. Mrs. John
uroomc, Mrs, Arthur II. Lea. Mrs.
Tlglaan w. =, Macleod, Mrs. Willis Martin,
S.' Thomas Robins, Mrs. Cornelius
e'eITSpn, T., Mrs, Barclay Warburtop,
[, KS, Howard Pancoast, Mrs Dohson
lMnrUU + Mrs, John &, Clark, Miss
Mrs ~ cSSolovcr, Mrs. Bayard Henry,
N,Ss' TnieS TLharieS NJ. Lea, Miss Nina Lea
lsr' STnh Wn Nnrl;oe, Mrs. Benjamin Mil
Mr SHETs' g, Robert Won MoschZisker
Iouis n o. frentiss Nichols, Mrs.
WSsp+ohl SHS hodman Page, Mrs. George
Sc"Ii' HI''gq N1 Pepper, Mrs. William Ellis
Hsroi1 H%i 1IFs' II Walter S. Thomson, Mrs.
,ntertoinA tS alexander Van Rensselaer, will
Mrs a Ga,e tne Princess Cantacuzene and
Il the TIeeopge IeroEgce n. Lorimer in her box
"' orchestra this afternoon. iva
CSirmoadntd C ana Mrs. Morris L. Clothier. ol
Der on Frid0I.l F., In.l'anoYa, will give a din
honor Of tIaiy, iudy evening, January 10, in
=" 'nelr daughter. Miss Dorothy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
ALONG THE READING

Miss Mary Acuff aud Miss Elizabeth
Acuff. who have been spending the
HOLIDAYS with their mother, Mrs. Will
liam S. Acuff, at her home in Amber
have returned to Smith College.
Miss Frances Acuff. of Harrisburg,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. d. w.
Shelley, of Amber.
DR.. and Mrs. John Hardenburs, of
Amber, are at the Preside, CANT,
where Doctor Hardenburg has been
ordered. as be has not been mustered
out of the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd II. Schultz are
occupying their new home on Spring
avenue, Elkins Park. Mrs. Shultz,
prior to her marriage last June, was
Miss Eva Linde, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Linde, of Old York
road, Melrose Park, where the young
couple have been living pending the
completion of their new home. \
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
LANSDOWNE

Miss Mary Frances Gallagher enter
tanned at her home in Lansdowne on
Tuesday afternoon with a surprise linen
shower for Miss Grace =. Bond. whose
engagement to Mr.. Cooke Mclean was
announced some time ago. Among the
guests who attended were Mrs. u.
Morton Bond, Mrs Robert i. Mclean.
Mrs. William V. Willis, Mrs. Horace
=. Dormon, Mrs. John Sigmund, Mrs.
Jerome Il. Jardella, Mrs. George X.
Allen. Mrs. James Gallagher, Mrs. J.
Harris Olewinc. Mrs. Sellers Barnett.
Mrs. Rush Fackler, Mrs. Eugene
Greincr, Mrs. Clifford Ware, Miss
Florence NJ. Paul. Miss Christine Mich e.
els. Miss Jean Nichols. Miss Roberta
Brewster, Miss Laura Willis. Miss
IIarriette GLENN. Miss Edna Baker
Miss iIelcn Taylor, Miss Marion Mish
Ter. Miss Margaret Hunt, Miss Helen
Reid, Miss Alma Wallace. Miss MabeI
Wallace, Miss Gertrude Edwards, Miss
Dorothy Edwards. Miss Josephine Pil
ling, Miss Anna Herr, Miss Mary Gall
raith. Miss Miriam Pancoast, Miss
May Jardella, Miss Sara Sigmund, Miss
Jessie Lewis. Miss Katherine Norton
Of Illinois, Miss Florence Miller, o.
Wilmington: Miss Evelyn Noycs, %
Frankford Miss Eleanor Arnois. o
Germantown. and Miss Olive Aldcn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Howard Lynch. OF
2326 South Bancroft street, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary j. Lynch, to Mr.. Frank Il, Scy =
more.
Miss Sarah Markovitz and her sister.
Mrs. Samuel Ircoe. have returned to
their home, 617 South Third street,
after having spent several days with
their sister in New York.
Mira. Amanda Stranahan has returned
from Riverton, where she has been living
since the spring. and is now living at
l9O2 Chestnut street
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Renner entertained
the following young ladies at dinner
Mrs. w. =. Rcumanu. Of Shenandoah :
Mrs. John Rauth aud Miss Gertrude
Scholder, of Scdgwick.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bernard Halpin an
nounrc the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Anna H0lpin, to Mr.. William
HUM. The wedding will take place in
the spring.
Mr.. Philip Waiucr, of 120 Ritner
street, entertained at dinner on
Wednesday evening. The guests included
Miss Aida Pastcrnak. Miss Lillian
Denncfl. MISS Marguerite DuraDd, Miss
Vivian Rosen. Miss Vera Du Pre-. Mr..
Abraham Williams, Mr.. Carl Anderson,
Mr.. Edward Allen, Mr.. James Devin,
Mr.. Lou Soligan aud Mr.. J. Allen
Ingram.
The Gamma Phi Fraternity of the
South Philadelphia High School of the
class of 1920 held their first meetin:
yesterday afternoon. The following off :
GERS were elected Mr.. II. Cohau, prcsi =
dent; Mr.. J. O'Donohue, vice prcsi-
dent Mr.. j.. Elkins, secretary; Mr.. j.
HorwitS, treasurer. The members Of
the fraternity include Mr.. n. Abelove.
Mr.. L. Agre. Mr.. II. Cohan, Mr.. i.
Dembelo. Mr.. Dubison. Mr.. L. Elkins,
Mr.. I. Green, Mr.. J. Horwitz, Mr..
Kanefsky, Mr.. l.. Masimun, Mr.. i.
O'Donohuc. Mr.. j.. Shecks, Mr.. n.
SHAPING, Mr.. F. Futland and Mr.. T..
Wolf.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Walter Eastburn, of o14S North
Eighteenth street, will entertain at
cards on Monday afternoon at her
home. Her guests, who are members
of her card club, will include Mrs.
Harry Eilenberger, Mrs. William Rohm,
Mrs. William Carman, Mrs. Anthony
w. Taylor. Mrs. William d. Chambers,
Mrs. Lewis Eckels, Miss Ida Bauer,
Mrs. William Boyd. Mrs. William
Brinkworth. Mrs. William Cunning
ham. Mrs. f. II. Gaskill, Mrs. James
Glading, Mrs. Robert McCutcheon,
Mrs. Daniel Paris, Mrs. Walter j.
Raffel and Mrs. E. o. Snodgras.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Deutsch, 4110
North Broad street, will give recep-
ton on Sunday afternoon in honor of
the recently announced engagement of
their daughter, Miss Retta $. Deutsch, +,
to Mr.. Harold Bernstein. Mr.. Born
stein served with the L. 8. forces in
France. Those who will assist in re-
ceiving will include Miss Edith Weyl,
Miss Adelaide Buchsbaum, Miss Leonore
Printz, Mrs. Herbert p. Mann. Mrs.
Mervyn Sluizer, Mrs. Jerome Marcus
and Mrs. Karl Doezbach, OF Dover,
Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burd. of 500
North Fifth street, announce the en-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
TIoGA

A meeting of the residents Of Tioga
was held last evening in the Nicetowr
Toys Club. Hunting Park avenue and
Clarissa street, for the promotion of
community service. Mr.. Howard n.
MacNamee, who did such splendid work
as CAPTAIN of the canteen workers of
the Tioga district during the war. is
interested in the movement and is be-
ing assisted by DR.. William T.. Rakin.
president of the Tioga post of the Amer
lean Legion; Mrs. Charles Maloth
Miss Anna Brown. Miss Margaret
Peterson. Miss Elizabeth Kramer. Mr..
Robert Brown, Mr.. Joseph Steruber-
ger and Mr.. William Robinson. A
large reception for the returned serv-
ice men is planned for Washington s
birthday anniversary.
The wedding of Miss Roha Alsberg
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William As
berg. Of 1904 West Yenango street, and
Mr.. William L. Oppenheimcr, of $3.50
North Broad street. will take place on
Wednesday, January Il. at o'clock
at the Bellevue Stratford, and will be
followed by n dinner. Miss Evelyn
Rosenberg will attend the bride, and
Mr.. Stanton Oppenheimer will be best
man.
The Tioga Business Mems Associ-
alton gave a farewell reception last
evening, at their old headquarters. The
new building 1888 Germantown ave-
nue., will be opened for the February
meeting Mr.. Wilbur Zimcrman, the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
pIav for Fire Union

The Bala and Cypwyd players gave
play last evening and will repeat it
tonight in the auditorium Of the par
rish house of ST. Matthins's Church.
The proceeds will be for the benefit of
the Union Fire Association. In the
cast are Miss Ethelwyn Vandiver. Miss
Kathryn Thompson, Miss Linda Jerge-
son. Miss Sarah Mahon, Miss Helen
Staymaker. Miss Louise keefe, Miss
Dorothca Donaldson. Miss Mary Oh
hansen. Miss Alice Grover, Miss Marian
Kennedy, Miss Lenore McNulty. Mr..
William Lonergan, Mr.. John Kelly,
Mr.. Barnard Fisher. Mr.. Alfred Nc
Cracken. Mr.. Howard Mcneil. Mr..
Marshall Hickman and Mr.. Charles
Morgan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
INST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
,.,c, Uynne Talks OF Various Happenings in Social
rio of the City-Ledgue of Good Citizenship to
Hold Glasses for the Study of Government

Clothier, before the meeting of Mrs.
Charles Stewart Wurts's dancing class
Miss Fiji Widener will be the guest
OF honor at large dinner dance to be
given at tho Ritz Carlton, in New
Joseph f.. Widener, of Lynnewood
Hall, Eikins Park on January 30.
Miss Widcncr will leave for Palm
Beach on February is. with her
mother, to spend the balance of the
winter
Miss Mary Radcliffe Furness,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Radclyffe
Furness. of Jenkintown. will be the
guest of honor at a dinner to be given
at the Bellevue Stratford, by Mrs.
Charles w BaiIy, of Rosslevyn.
STAFFORD. before the Easter meeting
of Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts's dane :
ing class.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel NJ Hepdcr-
son will entertain at luncheon after
the Rose Tree Hunt tomorrow at their
home, Tordell, near Media. ..
Mrs. David English Dallam, of Ger
mantown, will entertain at luncheon on
Tuesday, January 20, in honor of Miss
Katherine King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gerry, Of New
York, entertained at dinner and thea
ire party on Wednesday evening, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. VAL
cntipc. Of Bryn Mawr, who arc spend
ing week in New York.
Miss Carol Smith, daughter of Mrs.
a. Howard Weatherly, 1919 Chestnut
street, will entertain at dinner this eve
ming. The guests. who will include Miss
Adelaide Pyle. Miss Margaret Curtis,
Miss Kathryn Coffin. Mr.. Coates Ian
dell, Mr.. George Biabon aud Mr.. Weaver
Marston, will attend the dance which
Mr.. and Mrs John G. Perry will give
at the Bellevue Strqtford in honor OF
their daughters, Miss Alice Custis Per-
ry and Miss Ruth Anne Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.. Stctson will
give dance on Thursday evening, Jan
uary 10. at the Huntington Valley
Country Club. in honor of their daugh
tor. Miss Mildred Lewis. Mr. and Mrs.
William j. Cummings. Of the yelling
ton, will entertain at dinner before the
dance, to meet Miss Katherine Foster,
of Pittsburgh, and their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Cummings.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward s. DeLong
have issued invitations for dance at
nc Philadelphia Country Club on Fri
day evening. January 30. in honor of
their sou, Mr.. Edward S. DeLong, Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
Norsoph erauber Wedding

A wedding of interest took place on
Tuesday evening when Miss Sarah
Grauber, daughter of Mrs. Rose Grau-
ber, of 2651 South Percy street. became
the bride of Mr.. Frank Norsoph. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Richard Leventbal, and was followed by
reception at the home of the bride.
The bride wore a gown of white bridal
satin was trimmed with chantilly
lace. Her tulle veil was arranged with
orange blossoms and she carried bridal
bouquet of white roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Annie Grauber and Miss Edith
Grauber, sisters of the bride, were
bridesmaids. They wore gowns Of pink
and blue gcorgette crepe and hats of the
same color and carried pink roses.
Mr.. David Gilman was best man.
After wedding trip to Niagara Falls
and short tour through Canada, Mr..
and Mrs. Norsoph will live at their new
home on Chester avenue.
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NORRlSTOWN

Miss Ethel Shoemaker, of Powell
street, gave a five hundred party at her
home, at which the guests were Miss
Marie Ganser. Miss Dorothy Tyson.
Miss Edna Spence, Miss Mildred Cox,
Miss Elya Miller, Miss Catharine
Barnes. Miss Catherine O'Brien, Miss
LeEdda Dressler, Miss Ruth Bachen-
helm, Miss Clara Wolf. Miss Catherine
Shoemaker, Mrs. Ronald Moore, Mrs.
John Noble, Mrs. Joseph A. Wolfe. On
Tuesday evening, January Is, Miss
Edna Spence. of Stanbridge street, will
entertain at her home. The wedding of
Miss Spence and Mr., +. Elliott Buch-
anan will take place January Is.
Among the guests at a children S
party, given in honor of the tenth birth
day anniversary of Miss Frances Whit
ton by her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Goodwin, of $50 West Marshall
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
koenig-keck Wedding

A pretty wedding will take place this
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison +. Keck, 1885, North Carlisle
street, when their daughter, Miss Marie
Lillian Keck will be married to Mr..
Otto Louis koenig, .Jr., of Logan. The
ceremony will be performed by. the Rev.
jerome Guss. of the Lutheran Church
of Logan. Mr.. Kcck will give his
daughter in marriage. She will wear
an afternoon gown of dark blue satin
trimmed with gold embroidery and n
hat of gold braid Miss Florence Smith
will be her only attendant and will wear
n gown Of midnight blue charmeuse with
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ROXROROUGH

Miss Grace Uttley, Of Lawnton street.
will entertain the members of the World
Wide Guild of the First Baptist Church,
on Tuesday evening, at her home. Her
guests will include Miss Rheva OFT,
Mrs. Joseph Y. Taylor, Miss Helen
Goshon, Miss Edith Greene, Miss Sabe
Greene, Mrs. Roy =. Greene, Mrs
Earlston Gardiner. Miss Carolyn
Graves. Miss Florence StaIcy, Miss Vida
tones. Miss Margaret Miles. Mrs. Val
entine Maher, Miss Aida OFT and Mrs,
Clara EpmpS.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

-, Miss Marie X. Leonhardt, of 2S37
west Girard avenue, entertained
last evening number of friends. among
whom were Miss Marian r.. Woerwag,
Miss Mary AIahaffey, Miss Alice Mar
riott,. Miss Evelyn f.. iIillmer. Miss
Ihclmn Henry. Miss Janet We'll. Miss
Agnes Rcecc, Miss Helen Ostrowski and
Miss Sara Bryan.
Mrs. 4. Kirkpatrick sunounccd tie
engagement of her daughter, Miss LYDIA
Haml Kirkpatrick, to Mr.. :. Wilson
vaughn at dinner party on janu
AIRY 3.
The Roy. and Mrs. Raymond II.
wilson, of Southport, Conn, are rc-
celvlng congratulations on the birth OF
Il daughter. Mary Frs kline, few weeks
ago. MIR. Wilson was formerly assist -
ant pnstor of the West Walnut Street
lresbyterinn Church, and is now in
charge OF the Congregational Church in
Southport ,..-'..
d, Mrs. Jesse Darlington Ellis. of i61iI
SAMSON street. gave small bridge
party on Tuesday afternoon in honor Ut
Mrs. Roy Mainwaring. of Germantown.
Among the guests were Mrs. Stanley
Wilcox, Mrs. Owen a. Shryock Mrs.
Edwin Harris. Mrs. Roland Reed Reut .
ilngerr, Mrs. Walton Gibbs, Mrs. Elmer
Lainice. Mrs. Walter Brokaw, Mrs
Earl stewart, Mrs Thomas Lewis
Mrs. il. La Verne Davis. Mrs. George
Engle. Mrs. William Campbell, Jr.
Mrs. Clarence Roberts. Mrs. Yarnal
and Mrs. Harold McIlhcnuy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard J. NJ. Car.
deya, Jr., and their small daughter
Miss Peggy Cardeya, are occupying
their new apartment, 1910 Walnut
street.
Miss Mona Kinsela will return tc
231 South Forty first street this week,
after spending the HOLIDAYS with he,
family in Trenton, Canada.
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street, were Miss Margaret Mckinley,
Miss Sarah Herschler, Miss Virginia
Macarthur, Miss Margaret Hitner, Miss
Beatrice Goodwin, Miss Ruth Hersch-
ler,. Miss Anna Slater, Miss Gladys
Malone, Miss Mary Haig, Miss Mary
Butz,- Miss Norma Detwiler, Miss We
leria Hathaway, Miss Martha Whitton,
Miss Doris Johnson, Miss Virginia
Saul, Master Francis Adams, Master
William Hitner and Master Robert
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09
GERMANTOWN

Mrs. George L. Estabrook, Of G20
West Clivedcn avenue, is in Atlantic
City for n few days.
The Stenton Club, Of Pelham, gave
n series of dances on Wednesday
evening ut Crusaders Hall. Mr., Mac
Waugh, Mr.. Buckmeycr and Mr. Light
cap arc in charge of the dances.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09

a hat to match. Mr.. Ralph Blauvelt
will be best man. Following the service
there will be a dinner for the families
and close friends. The bridegroom and
bride will leave on four weeks trip
and will be at home after February /,
at 373j North Carlisle street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09

gtagement of their daughter. Miss Jean
y. Burd, to Mr.. Hermun Havison, of
Trenton, n. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09

BROADWAY Broad & snyder Aye
"A JAZZ COCKTAIL" { u
w PAINT GIRIs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09

CROSS KEYS MARKET ST Bel. con
80. 7 and o. ~
6-DAY BIKE CHAMPIONS "A
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PH1LADELPHIA's FOREMOST THEATRES
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-06-02

acre planted this year to other crops
than cotton, produce the maximum OF
food and feed. Unless this is done a
food famine will be the certain re-
suit.
Corn Will occupy large acreage in
South Carolina this year as usual; but
corn planted alone does not produce
The lands maximum Of food and feed.
1t has been shown that when ,icwu,lcs
are grown with corn, Il LARGER total
amount of food and feed can be pro
duced than with corn alone. Velvet
beans surpass all other legumcs for
lhlS purpose, ana therefore, every
acre or corn IN the state this year
should be planted to this crop.
The greatest yield Of velvet beans
is always secured by planting cacly
in the spring, but they interfere less
with the growth Of corn whcN planted
about one month after the corn. This
latter practice is advocated this year,
for in this way large amount Of
forage for winter grazing will be
secured in addition to a good corn
crop. The corn should be gathered in
November and the cattle ttThed in as
soon as frost falls.
The velvet beans should b9 planted
in the corn rows unless the corn has