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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-22
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Annette n. Wright. daughter ol
Mr.. and Mrs. William Redwood Wright
of Waldheim, Fishers lane, Logan, will
give a dinner TO the graduating class OF
Springside School tomorrow evening. at
Valley Green Inn, on the Wissahickon.
Mrs. Charles Thompson is in charge
Of the subscription dance which will be
given at the Merton Cricket Club on
May Z, for the benefit of the seamen
fund. She will be assisted by the fol-
lowing: Miss Elizabeth Ross. Miss
Lucy Gray, Miss Margaretta Harrison,
Miss Sarah Harrison, Miss Elizabeth
Boyd. Miss Kathleen Ritter and Miss
Theresa Smythe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Ross will
return TO st. Martins the end Of the
week from Hot Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dewitt Cuyler.
Of Haverford, are spending few days
in New York.
Miss Reed, of 1901 Chestnut street,
has sent out cards for tea on Satur
day, from 4 until o'clock, to be fol :
lowed by supper dance.
Mrs. Hobart Porter, of 400 South
Fifteenth street, has issued invitations
for a luncheon which she will give in
''h'' VI NiiSN anna lbtulll't ,
whose marriage to Mr.. John !. Rogers
vii take place next week. Her guests
will include Miss GARDENERS bridal
party.
Mrs. W, r. Dixon and her small sons,
OF Green Point, Md, is expected bn
April y to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. Pierce Crisfeld, East
hraver's lane, Chestnut Hill
Mrs, H. G. Register and Miss Bessie
RR!"giStcr will close their apartment. on
Pine street. May 1, and will occupy
Wclr home in Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Ferguson, of
eo3l Seminole avenue, Chestnut Hill.
who have been at the Marlborough =.
BI"nheim, Atlantic City, since last
week. returned home today.
Mrs. Edward Y. Hartshorne, of Oak e
l"y road, Haverford, is spending few
oaayS at Atlantic City, with her daugh-
Ter who is attending school there.
Mrs. Roy Weekes Mckinney, prcsi-
usht general of the United Daughters
"r the COnfederacy, left Philadelphia
Yesterday to attend the national con :
vchtlon OF the Daughters of the Ameri-
VHh h Revolution, now being held in
washington, and from there will go to
IIrr nome in Paducah, Ky. Mrs. Nc
hinney has been in this city for week
GSS the guest of this chapter of the
&. Mr.; and Mrs. Charles T.. Brinlcy, OF
I.' Martins lane, Chestnut Hill, who
nave nave been visiting in Boston, are ex-
peCted home today.
n MIS- George de Bonneville Keim, of
i"enty- trst and Porter streets. will
fT,Sse TSse her home May /, and will 60 to
Hugewater Park for the summer!
Mrs: William Aull, of Wayne, is in
Washington TO attend the convention
% the Daughters of the Revolution,
when Is being held in that city,
Mrs David Wesley Holtzinger, of st.
nnayids, is visiting her son, Mr.. James
rponald Holtzinger, of Ridley Park.
Mrs E.. A. Walz, Of Berwick road
ana City line. overbrook, win enter
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FALLS OF scHuYLKILL

The Young Mems Literary Institute
gave reception and dance at the
clubrooms. Midvalc avenue and Fred
erick street. last evening, for the club
members who served in the war. and
the ladies' auxiliary who assisted in the
carnival.
Mrs. p. II. Kelly will entertain at
cards this evening at her home on
Midvale avenue. with the following
guests: Mrs. William J. Timbers, Mrs.
Louis Reese, Mrs. John Duffy, Mrs.
John Hohen -Adel. Mrs. Charles Kelly,
Mrs. John May, Mrs. Harry Metz, Miss
Dora Laughlin. Miss Ella Foley. Miss
Mary Foley, Miss Ella Boyd. Miss
Mary Richards. Miss Margaret Connor
and Miss Mary Missett.
The Rev. William r. Cooke and his
sister. Miss Mary Cooke. Of Ridge
avenue, have returned from Baltimore.
Captain and Mrs. Irwin :. Grindrod
after an extended trip will be at home
at 3403 Queen lane. The bride was
Miss Estelle Illingworth. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Illingwortb, OF
Ncwpaltz, y. y.
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GER M ANTOWN

Invitations have been issued by Mr.
| and Mrs. Frank Patterson Hill, o
Germantown. for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Helen Willard Hill. and
Mr.. John Blair Thomson. of Scranton
Pa. on Monday evening, April 20, a,
Z 80 o'clock, at Grace Episcopal
Church. Mount Airy. A small recep
tion will be given at the Stcnton Coun
try Club Immediately after the cerc
mony.
AT the annual Continental Congress
of the Daughters Of the American Revo
luton. now in session in Washington
the Germantown Chapter, d. A. r.,
Is represented by the regent. Mrs. II.
W. Jenkins; delegate, Mrs. r. S.
Prichard; regents delegate, Mrs. II. II.
Newbern; alternates. Mrs. s. II. Dib
Bile. Mrs. II. G. Clapham. Mrs. Il. w.
Snitcher, Mrs. Christman and Mrs. C.
F.. Mebus; page, Miss d. de G. Jen =
kins. The Pennsylvania delegations are
quartered at the New Willard.
Mr.. Robert Bell entertained infor
mally at his home last night. Among
the guests were: Miss Evelyn Landi
ford, Miss Catharine Remaley, Miss
Margaret Wells, of Glenside: Mr.. Viii
liam Major and Mr.. Jacob Brin.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry f. Keller. OF
BIB Greene street, will give a dinner
in honor Of their daughter. Miss Angus
ia Keller and. Mr.. Robert Elmer Peo &.
Piles. whose wedding will take place
on Wednesday, April 2S, and the bridal
party. at their home on Saturday
evening. including: The matron of
honor, Mrs. II. NJ. Heyl. and the
bridesmaids, Miss Henrietta Keller,
Miss Hildegarde Hexamer. Miss Minnie
HeXamer. Miss Marion Manning, Miss
katherine Rowland and Miss Ruth
ration, MIR. Judson Vodges, who will
Keller. Mr.. Elmer Murray, Mr., De
Forrest Dewing, Mr.. Carman Davis.
Mr.. Robert Weaver and Mr.. William
Bordman.
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NORRISIOWN

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Marguerite Ellen Nagle,
daughter of Mrs. w. s. Atherholt, OF
Jeffersonville, apd Mr.. Theodore C.
Heath, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy
Heath, Of Norristown, on April II. The
Rev: Wilmer l.. Gray, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Chhrch, Fortieth
and Aspen streets, Philadelphia, officia
ted at the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heath upon their return from n wed
ding trip will live in Norristown.
Mrs. Louise Bang, of Pine street, has
announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Blanche Marguerite
Bang, to Mr.. Walter Hutton, of Arch
street.
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FRANKFORT

Mrs. J. Morgan, Of Disston street.
entertained at luncheon Of fourteen
covers Yesterday afternoon. in honor OF
Mrs. Williamson. of Boston, who is the
guest Of Mrs. Morgan for several weeks.
A surprise party was given by Mrs.
Charles Lewis for her daughter. Mrs.
Lawrence Gilmour. Of 1413 Sellers
street, in honor of Mrs. Gilmour's S
birthday. The guests included Mrs.
Glenn. Mrs. White, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs.
McReynolds, Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Bald.
win, Mrs. Toole. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Roberts. Mrs. Powell, Miss Emma
Kuntz, Miss Olive McCorkle, Miss Nc
Reynolds. Miss Anna Slater and Miss
&. Wainwright.
Miss Myrtle Rothermel, Of Orthodox
street, spent the week end in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Roberts, social service worker
Of the Philadelphia General Hospital,
was the speaker at the meeting Of the
Woman's League for Good Government
Of Frankford, which was held yester-
day afternoon.
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oLNEY

Miss Carrie Stellpilug. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Stellphug, 4T27
North Front street, was married at 0
o'clock yesterday morning in st. Henry's
Roman Catholic Church. to Mr.. Walter
Sees, of 522 Rockland street. The cere
mony was followed by a nuptial mass,
Of which the Rev. Frederick Hoeger, n
cousin of the bride, was celebrant. Mrs.
Sees was attended by her sister, Miss
Rose Stellpfug, as bridesmaid, and
Miss Anna Stellpfug, another sister,
was flower girl. Mr.. Glen Hoeger, a
cousin Of the bride. acted as best man
and Mr.. John Blessing was usher.
A wedding breakfast immediately
followed at the home Of the bride s
parents. After a wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Sees will be at home at 1921 Ken
sinpton avenue,
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TioeA

Mrs. Jacob Kramer and her daugh- =
ter, Miss Estelle Kramer, left Sunday
for Atlantic City, where they will spend
the week.
Mr.. Il. Oppenheimer has recovered
from his recent illness and with Mrs.
Oppenheimer is visiting their children,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Goldstein. of SI61
10th street, Richmond Hill, n. Y.
The April hostess of the Tau Sigma
Sorority was Miss Mildred Kornbau, Of
4538 North Smedley street. Her guests
included Miss Henrietta NJ. Rohlfs,
Miss Martha Horner, Miss Helen Klein.
Miss Helen Kleinsmith, Miss Matilda
Mayer, Miss Christine Mosler, Miss
Estelle Reed, Miss Ethel Taylor, Miss
Grace Kett, Miss Kathryn Keller, Miss
Rosalind Weaver and Miss Winifred
Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Joseph have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home in Mount Vernon, \. Y.
The bride was Miss Adeline Berkowitz,
Of 1920 West Venango street.
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ALONG The MAIN LINE

The Girl Scouts of Wayne, under the
leadership OF Miss Nancy Hallowell
are arranging to give dance in May
at the Saturday Club. w.
Miss Estellc Pass. formerly Of Gin .
cinnati. but now of New York, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Roever, Of st. Davids, has re-
turned to New York. \
Miss G. A. Galloney, of Wayne, is in
town for a few days visiting Mrs.
Emma Lower.
Miss Alice Hulme, Of Wayne. who
has been visiting in Wheeling, w. Va,
as the guest of Miss Eleanor Stewart,
has returned to her home.
Miss Jeanette Roever. of st. Davids.
will entertain Miss Florence Large, of
Synwyd.. and Miss Caroline Lewis, OF
Overbrook, over the week end.
A Willow Pattern Plate Party. ar.
ranged by Miss Fanny Wood. of
Wayne. was given at the Saturday
Club, OF Wayne. Mrs. X. W. Fish :
burn, Of Wayne. gave reading on
the legend of Willow Plate.
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tain o number Of her friends with cards
on May s.
Miss Catherine Putnam, daughter OF
the hev. and Mrs. Frank G. Putnam,
OF ST Davids, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Gates, at Tarrytown- on the Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvinston Mosser an :
nounce the marriage Of their sister,
Miss Edith Rosalie Fisher, to Mr.. Her.
bert Edward Dunkle, on Tuesday, April
20, in this city.
Mrs. John r. Clarke. former Penn
sylvania state chairman Of the suf-
fragists, entertained at a card party at
her home. 4650 Oakland street, Frank
ford, yesterday afternoon. Proceeds
will go to the National woman's Party
for the campaign now going on. The
aides were ladies interested in this
work.
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DAENIER-COWLES

An interesting wedding took place
yesterday afternoon at 4 80 o'clock In
the Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy. when
Miss Helen L. Cowles, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Cowles. Of 1923 West
Silver street, became the bride Of Mr..
Paul ]. Daemer, of Moorestown, Pa.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore blue tricotine
suit, blue hat Of chenille and carried
a bouquet Of pink sweet peas and or
chids.
Miss Helen McPhillips was brides
maid and wore a blue tricotiney suit
and large picture black hat. and car
ried bouquet OF pink sweet peas and
tea roses.
The brides brother, Mr.. Nelson
Cowles, acted as best man. After a
short wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Dae-
mer will live in Moorestown.
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HOLM ES BURG

A community meeting was held in the
lodge room, Band Hall, under the
auspices Of Colonel John Clark Council,
No. 615. Fraternal Patriotic Ameri-
cans, last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maull, of Sass
Frankford avenue, have been entertain
ing as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Whitaker, of Lewes, Del.
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Mrs. @. Westmont has returned from
a few days stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. +. Judsen, of Comfy street, is
spending several weeks in Salem, Mass.
A japanese musicale will be held
tomorrow evening at the Presbyterian
Church when those taking part in the
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program will be Miss Frances Q14t
ding, Mr.. II. Morris Carson. ~
Emma May MacIntyre aud DIR. CherIee
Blaker. XII
A regular meeting Of the McMcnsmy
Post, American Legion, will be held TINS
evening in the library, at which ume
the ladies auxiliary will also meet.
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followed by dancing. The cast includes
Miss Helen Bryan. Miss Helen KeIccy.
Miss Lillian Campbell. Miss Marguerite
Kelley. Miss Marguerite Travascio and
Baby Natalie Roncase, Mr.. Frank Nc
Laughlin, Mr.. Ray Nelson, Mr.. Robert
Harvey, Mr.. Robert Campbell and a
large chorus.
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SMJTH-McCANN

The wedding of Miss Agnes c. Nc
Cam, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Mccain. of 5000 Woodland ave
nue., and Mr.. Leonard Smith, of South
Bethlehem, Pa, took place this morn :
ing at 8 o'clock in st. Francis de
Sales Church, Forty seventh street and
Springfield avenue. The Rev. Charles
B. mckinley performed the ceremony.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29
FALLS OF ScHUYLkILL

The Falls of Schuylkill veterans of
the world war, to honor the young men
from the Falls who made the supreme
sacrifice, Will hold a memorial service
tomorrow afternoon on Dobson's athletic
field, preceded by a parade, which will
form at 1880 o'clock at Ridge and Mid
vale avenues. The exercises on the
field will include the invocation by the
Rev. William B. Cooke. addresses by
Mr.. Thomas J. Gavaghan. Mr.. John d.
Smithies and Captain NJ. F. Fitzpatrick,
a tribute to Our Dead" by the Rev. ].
J. Bonner. d. D.. chaplain in the army !;
by the Falls Male Chorus. led by Mr..
Joseph Smith benediction by Monsignor
w. J. Walsh. followed by taps and the
singing Of the Star Spangled Banner"
by the community. Those in whose
memory the service will be held are Mr.
Edward L. Basil, Mr.. Walter Barr, Mr..
Thomas Cassidy, Mr. Michael Cassidy,
Mr.. Patrick Clark, Mr.. Alfred Dough-
erty. Mr.. Howard Duncan, Mr.. John
Greenwood. Mr.. James Haley, Mr. John
Haran, Mr.. William Langan, Mr.. Ber-
nard McDevitt. Mr.. Guiseppi Presti. Mr..
George Rath, Mr.. Harry Schwartz. Mr..
Francis Veasey, Mr.. Michael Travis, MIR.
James Bentley and Mr.. David Craven.
The committee in charge includes Mr..
Joseph B. Tyrell. chairman; Mr. Harry
erick Mitchell. Mr.. William Connolly.
Mr. Thomas G. Rabbit. Mr.. Raymond
Fielder. Mrs. Elizabeth Dobson Alte-
mus, Mrs. Alfred Byrne,- Mrs. Mary
Clary, Mrs. Katharine Gordon, Mrs.
Annie Schwartz. Mrs. James Lawson,
Mrs. William Gray and Mrs. Frederick
Mitchell.
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4-DAy HOSPITAL
BENEFIT TO OPEN
Graduate Nurses Dance Tonight
Launches Drive by Jewish
Association i'

Beginning tonight, a four day pro-
gram has been arranged by the Jewish
Hospital Association. This will com
prise a dance Of the graduate rurses,
which will be held in the Pennsylvanin
Building at the hospital tonight, and
will be concluded with a banquet on the
evening of June 1 by the Alumni Asso-
citation Of the Training School in honor
of the new graduates at the Old York
Road Country Club.
The commencement exercises OF the
Jewish Hospital Training School for
Nurses will be held on Monday at 3
O'Clock in the nurses home of the hos
pital. The Rev. Abraham j. Feldmnn
will deliver the invocation, the salu-
tatory will be rendered by Miss Julia
n. Grose, addresses will be delivered by
DR.. G.. Dram Ring and Arthur A.
Fleisher, president of the association,
who will award the diplomas. The vale
dictory will be delivered by Miss Anna
Rich Fulmer. Following the gradua-
ton exercises the students laboratory
will be officially dedicated. when a
bronze tablet will be placed within u.
The fifty fifth annual meeting OF the
association will be held tomorrow at
. 80 o'clock in the Henry 8. Frank
Memorial Synagogue at the hospital.
Mayor Moore will deliver an address,
the reports of officers will be read and
elections for the ensuing year held.
Monday will also be the occasion for
donation day.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Marie Farrell, of 1888 Ritner
street, will spend the weekend in At
lantc City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krause and
their family are now living at their new
home, 2l53 Jackson street.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter II. Brigham. Of
1918 South Broad street are being con-
graduated upon the birth of daugh-
ter Miss Catherine May Brigham, on
MAY 2b. Mrs. Brigham will be remem-
bered as the daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Edwin II. Jones. of 1906 South Broad
street.
Mrs. Carl ]. Lamb, of the Reed Apart
ments, Broad and Reed streets, Is spend
ing a few days as the guests of friends
i'm New Haven. Conn. Upon her re-
turn Mrs. Lamb will open her summer
home in Chelsea. where she will remain
for the season.
Mr.. r. Kendall Brown. Jr, of New
York formerly of li26 South Broad
street. is spending the weekend In South
Philadelphia as the guest OF friends.
The Gamma Chapter of the Pi Sigma
Sorority will be entertained by Miss
Carolyn Finnigan at an Informal din
ner and dance, to be given at her home
on June II. The members of the sorority
include Miss Margaret Cameron Miss
Sara Baker, Miss Ellen Bingham, Miss
Marion Connell. Miss Florence Aichele,
Miss Gladys earns. Miss Catherine Ren-
shaw, Miss Ethel Gibson, Miss Roberta
Price and Miss Virginia FibeL
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NoRRISToWN

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Elliott, of
S25 George street, entertained fifty
friends at a dinner and reception in
honor of their twentieth wedding ami
versary.
Mrs. Edwin t. Wilson, of De Kalb
street, has issued invitations for cards
in honor of Miss Ruth A. Rain on Sat-
urday, June s. Miss Rain will be mar
ried to Mr.. Harold ]. Zimmerman on
June 80 in the Washington Memorial
Chapel, Valley Forge.
At the sixth annual May dance given
by the children Of the dancing classes
directed by Miss Il. Linda Jones those
participating in the special feature
dances were Miss Aida Peacock, Miss
Dorothy .Shupert, Miss Adeline Wilson.
O'Conner. Miss Alice Holan, Miss Re-
gina Nugent, Miss Josephine Blanche,
Miss Alma Sehlabach, Miss Margaret
Pastorious, Miss Ethel Weand, Miss Ra-
chel Beatty. Miss Catharine Nipple Hiss
Mary Mulhall. Miss Helen Heller r,,Lnns. panna,
Armitage. Miss Dorothy Neisheoss. Miss
Beatrice Orner, Miss Gwendolyn Emery
Miss Lucy CARRIER. Miss Ruth Hay. Miss
Alice Feeney, Miss Alva Bauman, Miss
Mccullough, Miss Sara schelle. Miss
Miss Dorothy Moli, Miss Amy wyle
Miss Catharine Pastorius, Miss Virginia
Earl, Miss Genevieve Batty, Miss Eva
O'Neil.. Miss Betty Cady, Miss Julia
ian Hart, Miss Dorothy swartley. Miss
Betty Lynch. Miss Mildred Hunsicker
Miss Katharine Glover. Miss Bertha
| Hay. Miss Catherine Mcguire, Miss Ber'
| tha Famous, Master Jack Moll master
Robert williams, Master Thomas Orner
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MRS.. WAINWRIGHT PROUD
OF HER ABILITY AS A COOK
Finishing School Taught Something Beside Bon Mots-Pan
to Haze O,Un Home-Not to Liue With Parents

young husband said. Her scarlet lips
and olive complexion, heightened by an
undertone of rose, suggests, as the hus-
band said, a rare type of Spanish
beauty.
There was nothing frivolous about
our marriage" she said later. Just
because we didn't have big splurge
with a churchful of people, and a lot
of presents and things, is no reason
why our wedding has been in the least
bizarre.
"We were married because when two
people are as much in love with each
other as we are, it is the only thing
to do"
As she spoke, Mrs. wainwright's an :
cestry showed in her perfect poise.
Future Plans Vague
80 many silly stories have been
written about us since we were mar
ried," she continued. But we are just
like other people. Our plans for the
future are rather vague yet, I'll ad-
init, but everything will work out all
right.
"We didn't pawn our jewelry to be
married. We saved money from our
allowances for long time. And we
have enough to see us through. We
will not live with our families"
Mrs. Wainwright said she knew Mrs.
Fifi Widener Leidy.
1--WE were not influenced by her
elopement, she declared. "As Mr..
Wainwright said, we would have been
married sooner. but for the fact that
1 wished to graduate.
Our wedding was splendid. 1t quite
suited us, didn't it. dear?" she said,
turning to her husband. He nodded his
assent.
He then drew his watch from his
pocket-the watch which it was alleged
he had pawned to reach Elkton.
1--WE must be going" he said. Arms
linked, they walked through the lobby
and took an elevator for their Arcadia
by the sea.
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flower girl. Mr.. Frederick c. Schan-
berger. Jr., a brother of the bridegroom,
Will be best man, and the ushers VIII be
Mr.. Joseph A. Cunningham, Of this city.
and Mr.. Benedict J. Frederick, Mr..
Leonard b. Mclaughlin and Mr.. Il. King
Schultz, all of Baltimore.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Myrick will
return from their wedding trip today
and will be at home at 231S South
Twenty-second street. The bride was
Miss Josephine Eliason, daughter Of
Mrs. Lima Eliason.
Another returning bridegroom and
bride are Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Harvey,
who will be at homo In Norwood, Pa.
The bride was Miss NJ. Anne RUIZ, daugh-
ter Of Mr. Augustus Ruff. Of West Son.
erset street.
The Fair Hill Friends Association Is
arranging a series of games and amuse-
ments to be held during the summer for
the children Of the Fair Hill First-day
school at the schoolhouse. Germantown
avenue and Cambria street.
The marriage of Mrs. Berenice Vessel
n. Vessel and Mrs. Vessel, of 1907
North Broad street, to Mr.. Jerome Ben
nett will be quietly solemniZed at the
| home of the bride on Tuesday, June l,
The Rev. Dr. Joseph Krauskopf will
offlciate. in the presence Of the family
only, owing to the recent death of the
| brides father. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
will live at 1907 North Broad street upon
their return from their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bayersdorfer and
| their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Cas-
par, 1881 Diamond street, left yesterday
to open their cottage, 116 South Cali
fornia avenue. Atlantic City. for the
summer.
| Mr. and Mrs Horace Kimble Read. ol
| no Jyrfo W.
| gone to Wildwood opening their house
on Leaning road for the summer. Mrs
Read will be remembered as Miss Betty
/ Clark Hobson.
Mrs Morris Kohn and her daughter
Miss c. Marion Kohn, and Mr.. and Mrs
| Morris Kohn, Jr.. formerly of 1909 Erie
avenue, are now occupying their new
home. 1901 Powelton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kutz. of tn,
their car for New York, where the,
will spend Memorial Day, and will re
turn home on Tuesday.
The Queen Esther Lodge will give &
festival on Sunday, June 49,, at Parl
Hall, 1915 Columbia avenue, for th
benefit Of several children's hospitals ant
Home for the Aged. There will be al
GERS Of the Queen Esther Lodge includ
the following: Mrs. Anna Frimmel
president; Mrs. Betty Theeman. vic
president Miss Lillian Mendell. secre
tary; Mrs. Tillie Singer, assistant sec
retary; Mrs. Henrietta Klein, treas
urer Mrs. Esther Weiss, conductress
!. Mrs. Hattie Blumfleld. inner guard, an,
Mrs. Clara Dorfman. outer guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Levin, of 1882 NortI
Sixth street, announce the betrothal o
their daughter. Miss Cecilia Levin t
! Mr.. Harry Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Thanhauser have re
turned from their visit to Sioux City t.
their apartment at the Hotel Lorraine
Mrs. Tillie Singer will be among thos
who will motor to Lake Hopatcong for
ten days stay. Others in the party vii
include Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Newberry
Mr. and Mrs. Z. kuggleman, Miss Jea
Kuggleman, Mr. George Cottington, Mis-
Jane Davis and Mr.. Alexander Town
! send.