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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
Wrangel Re-establishes Lines
By Associated Press

sevastopol, September 9.-The re- establishment of General Wrangefs lines along the Dneiper and to the northeast has been affected by series of counter attacks. but both sides suf- fering heavy casualties. Many thou sands of soviet troops, it is declared here, are surrounded by the Wrangel forces. Some of them have been drowned in the swamps. and others are starv- ting In the morasses along the Dneiper. lespaalally at Kakova bridg gehead. whore Aftsr 0evere fighting General Wrangers 2 txoeos hns11e11y entrsnchsd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
Maine Campaign Near End

Portland, Me. September 9-The Maine state campaign, in which the major political parties have met for their first test of strength in this presi- dential year, entered it's final phase to- night with speeches at Bangor by Sec retary of the Navy Daniels and at Au- gusta by Senator Lodge of Massa chu- setts. The final drive will be continued at full speed until Saturday night, and the election will be held Monday nex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
BURY MRS. LEROY TODAY
Potters Field to Be Final Resting
 Place of Trunk Victim
Bx Assoe,at.d p....

New York, September 9.-The body of Mrs. Eugene Leroy. murder victim, which was shipped here in a trunk from Detroit last June. will be buried in Potters Field tomorrow, it was an- nounced today. The body had been held at City morgue. pending capture of Mrs. Leroy's slayer. An International search to date has failed to discover him,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
Cut in Wool Cloth Pricee

New York, September 9.-An approx.- mate cut of 20 per cent in wool cloth prices by the American Woolen Com pany was noted at the company's oper- ing of it's fall exhibit here today. accord ing to the Textile World Journal. The cut. said to be less than anticipated by the trade, was attributed to the fact that there has been little demand for
 woolen goods
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
SEARCH FOR STEAMER
Elvaado Reported Seven Days Over
 due at New Orleans
By Associated Press

Mobile, September 9.-The revenue cutter Tallapoosa left today for the Gulf of Mexico to search for the steam CT Fl Varado.
 The Elvarado today was reported seven days overdue at New Orleans, her port of destination from Progreso, Mexico. The last heard of the vessel was when she was spoken to by a vessel off the Campeche banks.
 The Elvarado is operated by the J. H. W. Steele Company of New Or leans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
WATSON MAINTAINS. HIS MAJORITY IN
 GEORGIA GO N I EST.
Run-0ff Will Be Necessary to Determine GubernatoriaI Nomination on Face of
 Complete Returns
By Associated Press

Atlanta, September s.-Thomas F. Watson maintained his majority in the contest for the democratic nomination on the face of incomplete unofficial re- turns from, yesterdays primary com- piled late today by the Atlanta Jour nal
 Incomplete returns to the Atlanta Constitution tonight also indicated Watson's majority.
 A run-off will be necessary to decide the gubernatorial nomination on he face of complete returns compiled to- night by the Constitution.
 These gave former United States Senator Hardwick 190 county unit votes; Clifford Walker, IFS, and John Holder, IS. A majority of the SSS county unit votes is necessary for nom- nation.
 The gubernatorial returns were com piled from official counts sent in from all except twenty of the 1855 counties in Georgia. The remaining twenty were from the unofficial counts.
 Latest figures oil tn senatorial pri- mary were from the Journal, and indi- cated Watson had 213 county unit votes. Governor Dorsey S7 and Hoke ohAith, IHSoS were passed on unofficial reports from more than two-thirds of the counties.
 Compilation of complete returns, partly official and partly from unoffi- cial totals, by the Consultation tonight on the popular vote in yesterdays pri- mary showed:
 Senate--Watson. 93,475; Dorsey, e0,SOl i; Smith, 50750; Cooper, S42
 Governor-Hardwick, S7,557; Walker, 79,S79; Holder, 29,673; Brown, 2,497
 The county unit vote, however deter mines the result.
 All reports to the Constitution agreed with those of the Journal in indicating that the eight Georgia congressman who had opposition had been renominated.
 Later returns showed no changes in standing of various state officials as compiled today by the Journal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
Earthquake in California
By Associated Prsss

San Jose, Cal September g. An earthquake the heaviest here in years was felt at S:57 a. m. today. According to the Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton. the dire,fion of the quake
 was from east to west. No reports ( damage have been received.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
Army Examinations Announced
 By Associated Press

Washington. September 9-Competi- tive examinations will be held from October 9 to 31, inclusive, to fill 200 vacancies in the army commissioned lists, ranging in grade from second lieutenant to major, the war depart ment today announced. These va cancies were reserved for those unable to appear at the previous test.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
BLAINE HOLDS LEAD

Milwaukee, September 9.--John J. Blaine, state attorney general, tonight led Roy P Wilcox of Eau Claire, his nearest competitor of five opponents, in the race for the republican guberna- torial nomination, according to practi- cally complete unofficial returns from Tuesdays primary. Blaine was indorsed by Senator Robert LaFollette and the Non-Partisan League
 Senator Irvine Lenroot led James Thompson of Lacrosse, who also was supported by Senator LaFollette, by more than 23,000 votes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
Cranes Condition Improved
 Ry Aasneiated Praes

Dalton, Mass. September 9.-The condition of former Senator Winthrop Murray Crane was described as more comfortable" in bulletin issued al the Crane home tonight. More hop. for his ultimate recovery is expected by the family.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10
LOWERY AND RANKIN WIN

Jackson, Miss, September s.-Practical- ly complete but unofficial returns from Tuesdays democratic primary in the First and Second congressional districts of Mississippi, collected by the Clarion Ledger, show the nomination of Dr. B. G. Lowery in the First district by 1,4Go majority. In the Second district Con- gressman E. S Candler comedies his de- feat by J. E. Rankin of Tupelo by 5Oo majority.
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X kENSING GTON
Photo by Photo-Crafters,

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Einwecher and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Petera, Of 1884
Shackemaxon street, have returned from
n motor trip to Stroudsburg, Pa. Mrs.
F. G. Petera will leave tomorrow for
Wildwood, N. j.. where she will spend
q week as the guest of Mrs. Joseph
Jones.
Mrs. C.. Thompson and her daughter,
Miss Adelaide Thompson, of East Al
legheny avenue and G street, are spend
ing several weeks In Pittsburgh visiting
Mrs, Thompson's sister, Mrs. John
Wainwright
Master c. Wesley Ruffell, 3D. son OF
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Ruffell, 24i
East Girard avenue, has returned Ia
his home after spending the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Ruffell ut their
summer home at Arlington, Pa.
Master Thomas Campbell and his
little sisters. Miss Helen Campbell and
Miss Dorothy Campbell, children of Mr.,
and Mrs. w. Campbell, of Atlantic City
are visiting their grandmothers, Mrs
c. Campbell, of 1893 Marlborough street
and Mrs. X, Bachelor, Of 100 Richmond
street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garvey and Master
Thomas Campbell have returned after
spending the weekend at Glendolyn, Pa,
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GERMANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest II. Baldwin, Of
1900 Cresheim road. and Mr.. William
Johnson, of Mount Airy. motored TO the
Mount Pleasant House, the Pocono
mountains, for over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert NJ Pierce are at
the Manor House, Pocono mountains
TO, q short timo.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Wood and his
family returned on Monday to their
home at $50 East Washington lane,
after spending the summer at their
cottage at Ocean City, N. ].
Mrs. w. D, Bryan and her daughter,
Miss Marion Bryan. of 631l North
Twenty.first street. will go to Atlantic
City on September 20 for weeks $
stay.
Mrs Howard B. Thomas, of $40 East
Washington lane, entertained infor-
mally at her home yesterday afternoon
in honor OF Mrs George H. Talbot. Of
Princeton, N. j., who, with Mr.. Tai
bott, has been occupying tho house at
6320 Burbridge street for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Talbot will leave on Sep
tember Is for Washington, to remain
there for three weeks before returning
to their home In Princeton.
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avenue, has returned from spending q
few days In Atlantic City.
RoxBoRouGH

An autumn lawn fete will be held to-
morrow and Saturday evenings on the
lawn of the, historic Grace Lutheran
nues, There will be many novel fancy
articles for sale, made by the Needle.
work Guild of the church; all sorts OF
outdoor games and amusements. and on
from TO 8 O'Clock, Those having the
affair in charge include Mrs. Robert Le
Fort. Mrs. Amelia Wunch, Mrs. William
Henry Forgy.- Mrs. Christian Eltter
mes me @' MTs Paul f2ppss z strddach ars 'Gar Mrs
Miltenberger, Mrs. Rsntz, Mrs; Minnie @
Schadel, Mrs Adolph Graloss, Mrs. Will
liam Kaufman, Mrs Harry jackson
Miss Mis- Ma May Pickles, Mrs. Amelia pOtas. Deag.
zahn, Mrs. Robert Crawford, Mrs. Aaron
Wagner, Mrs ottille McNally. Mrs
David Render. Mrs. Charles Britscm aa
Mrs. Caroline Kemper, Mrs. Matilda
Ida Walmsley, Mrs Emma Michael, Mrs
Hannah Steward, Mrs. Louisa Adams,
Mrs. Walton, Mrs Catharine McDonald.
Rauenzahn, Mrs; Hugo Blei; Miss Au-
gusta Pollock, Miss Anna Rauenzahn,
Mr.. Ernest Dinkellacher, Miss Anna
Ritter, Miss Adele lie Fort, Mr., August
Le Fort, Miss Wanda Rehder. Miss
Howey. Miss Katharine Britsch, Mr..
George Blel, Mr.. Martin Blei, Mr.. Har-
old Miltenberger, Miss Elsie Milt.n-
berger, Mr.. Harry Blei, Mr.. Ralph Nc
Nally, Mr.. David Render, Miss Marie
Nook, Miss Margaret Mason, Miss
Beatrice J<appes, Miss Bessie Richard
Miss Lillian Davenport and Mr.. William
Walton.
Mrs. Irene Lentz, with her sister. Mira
G. Gilley and her family, has gone to
Cape May Point to remain fortnight.
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ChurehvIlIe-C -CarIln Wedding

A pretty wedding was solemnized yes
terday morning al ESQ o'clock at the
Church Of the Ascension, at Westmore.
Carlfn, 343s Hurley street, became the
bride OF Mr. John lie Roy Churchville
OF Broad and Tioga streets. The bride
wore gown of white satin, with court
train, tulle veil with a wreath OF
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies of the
valley. She was attended by her sister
Miss Marie Carlin. who wore a pale pink
georgette dress and large picture ha'
10 match. She carried deep roses. TIL,
bridegroom was attended by his cousin
The ceremony was performed by tbs
Rev Mr.. Casey Immediately after the
ceremony n wedding breakfast was held
for the families and friends of tn,
bride and bridegroom. After an ex
tended wedding trip through the West
Mr.. and Mrs. Churchville will be a
home at 3448 Hurley street after Oc
tof5er I.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. A, Rabinowits, of 6028
Spruce street, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Yetta Rabino-
witz, to Dr. Richard F'redes, of this
city, on Monday, September 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cadwallader
Standbridge, Of 239 South Fifty-third
street, celebrated the first anniversary
of their wedding last Friday evening.
Among those present were Mrs. Rae
Cadwallader Standbridge, Miss Evelyn
Standbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Ettore Patti
Barili, Mrs. Rollin r. Meyers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gross Mr.. and Mrs. James
Taylor and Mr.. +. Edward Nolan. whose
engagement TO Miss Standbridge has re-
Gently been announced.
Mrs. L. Willard. of 1929 South Yew-
dell street, has been entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Anna Van Camp, and her
niece, Miss Catherine Griswold, of Ohio,
for the last three weeks. Mrs. Van Camp
will return TO her home some time this
month.
Mrs. Harry irwin and her son, Mr..
Harry irwin, Jr., and her daughter, Miss
Catherine Irwin. Of 5516 Malcolm street
are spending several weeks at Wild
wood, NJ J. Mr. Irwin and another son
will Join Mrs. Irwin today after an au-
tomoblle trip through Canada
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. William Keiser. OF 2629
North Thirteth street, announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Miss Minna
M. Keiser, TO Mr.. Harry ]. Martin, OF
Logan, on Wednesday.
A reception and dinner was given on
Monday evening at Mercantile Hail.
Broad and Master streets, in honor OF
the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel, Kramer, of b72e
North Park avenue, and also IN honor OF
tho engagement of Miss Bertha NJ
Iessy, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ:
street, to Mr.. Maurice r, Kramer.
pretty autumn wedding will take
place this evening at the home of Mrs.
Emma Baum, 2942 North Twenty-sixth
street, when her daughter, Miss Hattie
Baum, and Mr.. Herman Huss, of 1881
South Fifty-fourth street Will be mar
rIed by the Rev Or, Ettelson, assistant
The bride, who will be given In mar
riage by her brother, Mr. Morton Baum,
will wear her travelling suit OF dark blue
with a hat to match, and VIII De unat-
tended. Mr. Huss will have for best
man Mr.. Martin Pasternak, 6rother-in;
be followed by a dinner Mr.. and nire,
Huss will spend a fortnight travelling,
and upon their return they will be at
home at 1910 North Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl 3, Merz have re-
turned from their wedding tour and are
al home at bl47 North Fairhiil street
Mrs. MerI, who wsS ~ Miss ~ MiIarea mcs wh q,
liam Thomas, Of 1902 Ridge avenue,
was q Juno bride.
M. wilbur stsltser, of Eleventh street
a summers stay IN the rooono noun
tAuk tliea ~.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Francis Hoppe, of s9o1 South
Sixteenth street, has returned from a
visit to Norristown, where she spent
several weeks with friends.
Miss Mary Carroll, daughter OF Mr..
Patrick Carroll. of 2337 South Thir-
teenth street. has just returned home
after a months stay in the Pocono
mountains. Miss Marion Badene and
Miss Virginia Badene. Of Camden, ac-
companied her.
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. of 1908 Por-
ter street, arc spending a month In
Chatham, Va.
Miss Hester Pelletraw, of 25s9 South
Chadwick street, is visiting relatives IN
Beverly, NJ ].
Announcement Is made OF the mar
riage of Miss Kathryn Dougherty and
Joseph Murphy on August 81. The bride
was attended by her sister Miss Jane
Dougherty, and the bridegroom was at
tended by his brother. Mr. David Muir
ply Mr.. Murphy, who Is in the service
of the United States Government. Ia
stationed In this city at the U. s. Q. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy left for a we'd
ding trip to Atlantic City. where they
will remain until October I.
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ULST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks of Coming Debuts and Postponed
/ Debuts-She Anticipates With Pleasure the Horse
4 Sho,u at Bryn Ma,Ur the Latter Part of Month

return tomorrow from Islesboro, Me-,
where they passed the month of August.
Or. and Mrs, Richard v. Mattison, of
Amber, who have passed the summer at
their Newport villa, entertained at din
ner at the Newport Casino on Monday
evening. e'..
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin colket Wilson,
OF Paoli, Will entertain at dinner to-
morrow evening In honor of their daugh-
ter. Miss Emily Anderson Wilson, and
MT William Latta Nassau, Jr., whose
marriage will take place Saturday.
Their guests will include the bridal
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Riddle have
returned to their home, On-the-Hill,
pear Glen Riddle, from Saratoga, where
they passed tho month Of August at
their cottage.
Mr.. ana Mrs Dufield Ashmead have
returned Sortn,sSt t0 their home II Wayne from,
they were the guests of Mr., Theodore
Freed, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Freed, Of Germantown. at Cordwood
Island, their camp on the Rideau lakes.
Mrs. Ashmead's mother, Mrs. Edward
J. Prev, will sail early In November for
the West Indies, to be gone a month.
Dr. and Mrs. John II. Glbbon and
their daughter. Miss. Marjorie Y. Glib
bon, OF leqs Spruce sr,S street; have re-
mer home near Media, from motor
trip through New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen 3. F,lkins, of
Elklns Park, are passing some weeks
at Pitsfield, near Lenox, Mass.
Colonel John NJ Peters. of this CITY,
who has been for several weeks at Col
orado Springs, has gone to Hot Springs,
time - ~ " ~" " 0 " '"''
Miss Helen Buckley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Milton II. Bfckley, OF walllng-
ford, has returned from Roanoke, Va,
where she was the. guest for a fortnight
OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Lacy Parker Miss
Bickley's marriage to Mr.. Stafford Will
liam Parker will take place October 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis r. Thibault. of
st. Davids, Will 60 next week with their
family to Chelsea, where they have
taken n cottage for n months stay
The engagement is announced OF Mrs.
Germantown, and Mr.. Clarence Reeves
Mullen. also Of Germantown.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William II. Bright en-
tertained Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,
Jr.. q few days ago at Castlereag
their home at wildwood. N. J., Mr.. and
Miss JOY Bright. whose marriage to
Lieutenant Charles Gray Little will
take place on October 8, in Brough,
Emma Lewis, Miss Clara Seal, Miss
Sc muelina Ahlers Miss Mary Taylor,
Miss Jeanette Clarke. Miss Nancy
Clarke, Miss Natalie Holmes. Miss Ber-
tina Hustler and Miss Eloise Bright
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Marcus, of 215
Victoria avenue, Atlantic City, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
a daughter, Nina NJ Marcus, August 81.
DR.. and Mrs Augustus A. Eshner and
their family, Miss Annette Eshner and
Miss Juliet Eshner, will return this
week TO their home, 1919 Spruce street
Captain William Austin. of Clinton,
Ia. formerly of this city, announces the
engagement of his daughter, Margaret
e. Austin. to Mr.. Frank w. Dannatt,
Of Chicago. The wedding will take place
October I.
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FRANKFORT

Miss J. Hilda Waters, of 1892 Allen
grove street, and Miss Marion Crank
shaw have returned from n motor trip
through the state, visiting Lancaster,
Ephrata and Strasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jameson, of Harrison
street, have returned from a fortnights
stay in the Poconos.
DR.. and Mrs ]. Needham and their
son, OF F'oulkrod street and the North
east boulevard, are on a short visit in
Avalon, N. j.
Mrs Owen Bucktus, Of 1895 Haworth
street, has been entertaining Miss Flora
Blddleman, OF Scranton, Pa, as her
guest for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Plat and their
family Of 4s1s Mulberry street, are
spending several weeks at Seaside
Heighth, N. ].
Mr.. and Mira William T. Miller, whose
marriage took place on September l., are
spending their wedding trip touring New
York state, and upon their return will
live at 4S0b II street. Olney, Mrs Miller
before her marriage was Miss Elizabeth
English.
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NEW JERSEY NOTES

A surprise watermelon party for Mr.
John Tomlin was held at tho homo OF
his brother. Mr.. william w. Tomlln
419 Liberty street, Camden, on Sep
tember 4. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Tomlin, Mr.
and Mrs Alexander Tomlin and their
family Mr.. and Mrs. James Dorsett and
their family, DR.. Henry A. Eltz, Mrs. D,
G. Tomlin, Miss Bertha Gromer. Miss
Julia Sedlocl. Miss Julia Hrcinak, Miss
Clara Rupp, Miss Helen Roeha, Miss
Tillie Pokrand, Miss Elizabeth Tomlin
Miss Catherine Tomln. Miss Pearl Tom
lin. Mr.. NJ, Hricinak, Miss Clara Rupp
Mr.. Fred Tomlin, Mr. Albert Tomlin, Mr.
August Rupp. Mr.. Mathew Tomlin, Mr.
John Tomlin, Mr.. WILDER Tomln, Mr.
Raymond Tomlin, Mr.. Russell Tomlin
Mr.. Earl Tomlin, all OF this city ant
Camden; Mr.. L. M. Hunniwell, of Nor
folk. Va. Mr.. Benjamin Harris and Mr.
Leon Harris. of New Sharon, N. ].
A beach party was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Rawcliffe on Saturday eve
ming at Ocean City Among the guests
were DR.. Clarence Harper, Miss Lettia
Drain. Mr.. Robert Thielen, Miss Kitty
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cooper. Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Smith. OF Oak Lane
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mcknight o
Tabor, Pa,
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ALONG THE READING

|, Mrs. ]. Herbert Boyer, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. John Rhoads. and
her granddaughter, Miss Betty Boyer,
are spending q few days at Atlantic
City. They will return to Glenside on
Saturday.
DR.. A. c. Heritage, of Jenkintown, has
returned to his home from Christmas s
Cove Me-. where he spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer c. Taylor, of 1900
North Thirteenth street. Logan. are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth Of q
son. Bruce Kennedy Taylor, on Septem
Der 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Austin Miles, Jr.. OF
West Collingswood. N. j.. formerly OF
Logan. are receiving congratulations on
the birth of daughter. Miriam Eliza
beth Miles.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Dabney and
their daughter, Miss Page Dabney. who
have lived In Media for some years,
left yesterday for Casco, Va. which was
their former home, and where they will
now live permanently.
Miss Harriet Selfridge. of the Har-
ward Swarthmore, Ia spending this
weekend at Devon, where she was the
guest of Miss Caroline Twaddell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper and her chill
dren, who have been since June at their
summer home near Swarthmore, will re-
turn to Baltimore on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Franklin Powell, of Ches-
ter, have returned from Newark. n. j.,
where they have been for month as
the guests of friends.
The Rev and Mrs. S. Hauper Teeper
and their daughter, Miss Mary Teeper,
who have been at their Cape May cot
tage since early In June. have returned
to the Manse, their home in Media.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Randle, of