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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-07-16

afternoon.
Mrs. R. D. Long visited her sister,
Mrs. Shelly and other friends in Akron
the first few days of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rechil and two
sons and little daughter, Mr.. Peterson
and Mr.. Harry Of Akron, Miss Betty
S. Myers of West Park formed house
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Cook last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Anderson OF
Wadsworth were among the big crowd
in Seville ion Saturday evening giving |
the glad hand to their host of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Loveless and two
sons of Detroit Mich, returned to their
home on Monday morning after spend
ing a few weeks vacation with their
friends here and were the guests Of
Mrs. Lily Beach and daughters.
Mrs DR.. Yoder of Cleveland spent
few days of last week with her moth
er, Mrs. Lorrilla Zigler and canned a
lot of cherries while here.
4 Mrs. Polly Welty and daughter Har-
| riette of Ashland spent the weekend
A with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Long
d acre and Mr.. and Mrs. Morton.
n CHURCH NOTES FOR NEXT
: SUNDAY
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Wolf of
= Hopedale, Ohio will preach at 1000 a.
8 m. Sunday. He comes as a candidate
!, Sunday school at II: is a. m. The C.E
u society at $3.50 p. M, the program will
ID be in the hands of the Flower commit
I. tee. Union services at 7:30 p. m.Rev
u Wolf will preach.
70 Methodist Episcopal church. Rev
Gardner, pastor. Morning worship a
40 1000 a. m. Sunday-school at II a. N
~ Epworth League service at 6:30.Un
= ion service at 7:30 at the Presbyteria
-" church. Rev. Wolf of Hopedale wi
nj preach the sermon.
nd Baptist Church. Rev. A. R. Woot
worth, pastor. Morning service at ]
ast a. m. Sunday school at 11:15 a. r
his Union service at the Presbyteris
we church sermon by Rev. Wolf of Hop
dale, Ohio. Prayer service Thursds
~. evening at 1880. All are invited.
Sad death of Seville girl, Mrs. Ca
lie Lutz, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
RS. Morgan died at her home in Barbe
ers ton, Ohio last Sunday morning, Ju
18th. Mrs. Lutz gave birth to a bal
and boy on Tuesday of last week and bio
ten poisoning set in. She leaves fo
little children motherless, all babies
u might say as the oldest is not Fl
for years old. Besides these little or
in she leaves a husband a devoted fatl
,isit and mother and young sister, W
6 have the sympathy of host of Sew
friends. The funeral was held FRI
,nd her late home in Barberton on Tueso
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ing boom on there, many new houses
going up, and prosperity has certain
" struck this town. And we also visit
ed friends in Penfield, and had de-
lightful time with them. 1t was a big
day for Mr.. Miller and yours thuly
and one long to be remembered.
One of the garage mechanics has
been teaching a couple Of young la
dies how to drive their new car-or at
least he says he has. But it is rumored
around town that they put in most OF
their time sitting in the car, eating
ice cream and other good things, un-
der the Spreading Chestnut Tree, in
Reese's Grove. And wenotice between
lessons that he is ernestly singing that
good old Methodist hymn, -- tbs
a charming name, harmonious to tht
ear: 1t gives me heartache and colt
feet, and knocks me out of gear. W.
think, however, that he will survive
the driving lessons but remember thl
SON: Love is like the measles, Away
worse when it comes late in life.
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them, Il
Grandma Wagner and Mr.. Yocum
had a joint birthday celebration last
Sunday at tht Yocum home on East
Main street. Their relatives to- the
number of foNty-fiEe came with their
baskets containing everything imagin-
able good to eat. The guests were
nearly all from out of town. The ia
BILE was set on the front porch the beau
tiful birthday cake of Grandma Wag-
ner's held 80 candles and Mr.. Yocum
cake held Al candles. All enjoyed the
day and wishing them many happy re-
turns of the day, they started for home
lata in the afternoon!G
Miss Beulah Nom of Botkum and
friend Orton Wolf of Cleveland were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Nom, Miss Monn's uncle and aunt.
Mrs. Albert Meager, Mrs. Henry
BaughmanV Miss Anna Hunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Hoff and baby, HELEN, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Bolick anil children
Ruth and baby Don and Sylvester Mea
! ger, all of Wadsworth, gave Mr.. and
a Mrs. Guy Zigler surprise party on
Thursday. They were picnicing and
brought their baskets Of eats with
them, it was family affair and a re-
f union.
f Mrs, Emma Drushel and brother
+ Harry Stuff entertained the following
: guest over the Weekend: Mrs. Cla
y. ra Byers and son Harry and Mrs. Roc
n gers of Mansfield, Miss Henrietts
q Stuff of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Myr
Il on Cleckner of Akron, Miss Edgar O.
10 Massillon, Miss Irma and Vera Shu
ID maker of Bucyrus. Quite gang t
q get Sunday dinner for.
"a Guests at the Fl p Widemanl HON
ce last Sunday were: Mrs. Steve HOP
% kins and daughter Anna of Lakewood
friends of Mrs. Floyd Widecan.
H. Mr.. md Mrs. Thomas Hannah an
,it son of Cleveland spent the wedk en-
with Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wheeler.
|1e Kirk Cooks cistern went dry la
in Sunday. How is that with all tn
IS rain. Kirk forgot to clean out the e'
nd spout.
,m Mrs. HELEN Bayers is visiting h
daughter in Brunswick this week.
It'll Mrs. John MintHn, Mrs. John Mapl
Id doran, Mrs. Emma Bostwick and MI
w. G. Brumbaugh were Medina calle
,va Monday morning.
I've Mr.. and MrsA VIM. Becker, Mr. Ia
nc Mrs. Williams on Pleasant street att
Ran ded the big show in Akron Tuesday.
Subscribe for the Sentinel.
,er- Miss Bessie Showacre and sist
ner Mrs. Waters of Baltimore arrived
ak Seville Tuesday forla few weeks VI
,rv. with their sister in law, Mrs. W.
son, Showacre.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hosmer
r is daughters, Miss Teresa and Mrs:
Mrs walt and two little girls We're week'
visitors in Wadsworth at the home
te a Mrs. Hosmer's brother, Dell Rushon
Mrs. A. M. Beach went to Gr
an her health for a few weeks.
Strings sanitarium last Saturday
.nu Rev R. w. Gardner and wlte
ivy s snending part of this week IN AK
'hov tt, With their daughter, Mrs. Winkler. !,
.y and Mrs. DR.. Hard, Mrs. Roy Chamt
.r;oS I ,nd Mrs Carl Jordon attended the
fo. M oval oval of Mrs. Miller in Medina Satur
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THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

Monday July 12, Seville is little on
the quiet order for the past week. Not
much stir among the society folks and
the rest of us are busy keeping the
weeds out of our gardens when it stops
raining long enough to get into the
garden
Cur mayor, DON. I, N crawford, and
wife are attending the Hay Bailers
convention in CINCINNATI this week.
One of the social affairs booked for
this week is the Merry Matrons Club
picnic to be- held on Wednesday after
noon at the C. E. Swagler home on
Pleasant street.
Mrs. B. E. Hartman went to Medina
last Saturday to attend the funeral of
one Of her girlhood friends, Mrs. New
ton Miller (nee) Miss Hammerschmidt
who had been brought from Davenport
Iowa, for burial.
Mrs. Bert Hastings of Akron, IS
spending, few days with friends in
Seville. She is ithe guest Of MRS.
Freeman.
The delicious cherries raised in and
around Seville are attracting quite a
few city folks here these days. New
er saw finer cherries than there are
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morton OF
Mansfields Mr.. anil Mrs. 9Iongacre of
Crestline are having two weeks va
cation and are spending it in the Nor
ton rooms on the banks Of Killdeel
lake in Seville. Now this might keeI
some of our readers guessing as tt
where }Ao find Kitldeer Lake. 1T
simply Chippewa creek, but Georg'
got stuck up when he moved there AM
changed the name to Killdeer lake
They report having&a fine time, tn
men have caught some big fish sine
they came, that is they say they have
They might be fish stories you know.
Miss Audra Elforh spent the week
end with papa George Elford and Wis
ed among her little girl friends.
Miss Fannie Hay arrived in Sevill
last week from California and wi
spend the summer with her. parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hay. Mr.. ar
Mrs. Hay are expected to return fro
their auto trip about the fifteenth.
Mrs. Liman Hastings of Cincinnati
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ann Will
er, this week.
Mrs. Corine Eels (nee Dix) of Gle
land was the weekend guest of MI
Nary Matteson and daughter, MI
Saner and attended services at the B
tist church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Swagler entt
tained' the following guests al dim
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shums
err and three children, Maynard, Ma
and baby Jean and Mr.. Datis Johns
all of Creston.
Mrs. Gladys Fraze of Wooster
spending the week with her sister, "
Albert Grafton.
Miss Vivian Foster is having quit
serious time with her mumps.
The Union Chain Mfg, Co., paid
other dividend the 10th of July.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen. Has
oone seen happy looking couple d1
ing a baby Grand machine. II
left Seville nearly two weeks ago
haven't got back. They were mari
at Shreve Ohio. We are waiting
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80 Advanced Registry
Dauphters and Sons

$500 lb. bull has. Look over some
Paul Sol. D. K. Sd ~ y. N.70
Thelma Korndyke 4y. A.07
Pauline Sol. Korndyke Sy. 2S.9S
Butter 80 days 9s.2y
Top. PL II. d. K. Sd Az y. ELLA
Mary Job. Korn. ~. zl.14
Dor. Wood Rag. Ap. 81 m. z0.11
Sir Rag Apple Korndyke has . 81
ID. sister. His dam is q $3.50 lh
daughter of Pontiac Korndyke and has
three sisters with records above 81 lbs
GEO. MCKEE
Mallet Creek, Ohio
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GER RMANTOwN

The wedding OF Miss Dorothy Faggcn.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fag-
gen. of 1921 Boyer street, and Mr.. Louis
Brecker, OF New York. will take place
ming, June J. at 6 o'clock. The Rev.
DIR. Joseph Krauskopf will perform the
ceremony. and Mr.. Faggen will give his
daughter In marriage. Miss Mabel
taggen VIII attend her sister as maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids will include
Miss Helene Rains. Miss Eleanor
Brecker, Miss Henrietta Behrmann. Mrs.
y j. Faggen, Miss Esther Heder and
Miss Rae Malmed. Mr. Arthur Bchr-
nsbars 1mdnn viii VII, ae, ha AS as best man, and the
Herman koppelman, Mr.. John Faggen,
Mr.. Isadore Faggen, the brides
brothers. Mr.. Morris Hickman and MIR.
Lewis Steiger, of New York. After a
reception and dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brecker viii leave on an extended trip
through the West After October they
VIII be at home at SIS West End ave-
nue., New York.
Mr.. James Riley of Mount Airy. an
noupces the marriage of his daughter.
MISS Margaret Elizabeth Riley. to Mr..
6: Wesley Young of Edge Hill, Pa. on
Wednesday. May 10.
The Rev. G. L. Jackson. of wades-
boro. n. c.. formerly of Germantown,
was the guest for few days OF Mr.. and
street.
Mr. X. Frank Towne spent the week.
end VISITING the Rev. Frank Holmes. of
Sewell, n. J.
Mrs Grace Lipp. of East Upsal street
entertained at II surprise shower last
night at the home of Mrs, l.. W. Kitsel-
man. of l25 East Upsal street, in honor
of Miss Bertha NJ. Engle. whose mar
riage to Mr.. Alfred n. Budd. of Brook
lyn. takes place on June 10. The guests
were Miss Evelyn Parsons. Miss Ethel
Towne Miss Blanche Turney. Miss Vera
Jenkins, Miss Grace Turesdell, Miss
Marian Hart. Miss Grace Collins. Miss
Bertha Collins. Miss Helen Turney, Mrs.
Grace Walker Miss Amy Hales. Miss
Florence Bacon, Miss Eames. Mrs, Il. J.
'Tourison. Mrs r. j. Tourison. Jr. Mrs.
T. w. kitselman. Miss Helen White,
Mrs. stanton White, Mrs. r. r. Shaw,
Mrs Benjamin White and Mrs. Swope.
Mr.. and Mrs II V. Ross are occupy
ing their new home at 2OI3 North Thir-
teenth street. Mrs. Ross before her re-
cent marriage was Miss Margaret Bal
birnie of Chelten. and Wayne avenues.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Joseph II. Taulane and his sister,
MISS Laura @. iTaulane, of $3.50 North
Broad street, VIII leave early in June for
their country home In Glenside.
Mrs. William IT, Whitcomb. OF 1899
North Fifteenth street, Is entertaining
honle Her guests include Mrs. Bonja-
MIN Foster, Mrs. John G.. Allen. Mrs.
Carl 70. Schaeffer Mrs. Oliver Thorn.
ton. Mrs Horace kleinfelder. Mrs. Oscar
poelker. Mrs. Frank Barris. Mrs. Charles
Hink and Mrs. Frederick Driesbach. -
Mrs, George r.. ,Spotz has gone to
Mansfield o., for a fortnight's visit.
Miss Helen Tolbert entertained the
members of the Tuesday Night Club last
evening. Her guests included Miss
Louise c. Wagner, Mrs. Harry John
Fitch, Miss Sara Jane Sampler. Miss
Mae L. White and Miss Essie J. Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul j. Dacmer have re-
turned from their wedding. trip and will
live in Moorestown. n. j. The bride
was Miss Helen L. Cowles. %.
The John @. Buseman Chapter, No
3Oi, of the Order of the Eastern Star,
has been organized in central North
Philadelphia with the following officers:
Foney. Miss Ladra Sailor. Mrs. Rose
heise, Mrs. w. Fegeley. Mrs. Chubb
Mrs. r. Ferguson, Mrs. Jean Paul,
Mrs. Anna WOODS. Miss Eliza Middlo-
ton. Mrs. Helga Barrett. Mrs. Carrie
Barton, Miss Paul and Miss Annie
Fauser The chapter was presented with
a large silk flag by Mrs. John G.. Buse.
man.
Miss Katherine Schofield. daughter Of
Mrs. George n. Schofield. of 1919 West
Allegheny avenue, will entertain al
Sadie Carnill, of Rydal. who will be
married TO Major Litucton w r. Wal
Ter. Jr., L. $. NJ. G.. In June. The
guests will include Mrs. Li;tleton Wal.
Ter Tazewell Waller, Mrs. William Car
mill. Miss Carrie Miller, Miss Ellen
Herkness, Miss Mary Sharpless. Mrs.
william Deregre, Miss Katurah Pierre,
Mrs. NJ. Il. Gano. Mrs. Charles &. Gano.
Mrs. William Pierce. Mrs. Charles Mil
Ter, Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. l.. l..
Walker, Mrs. Sidney Mathues, Mrs. An
son Carnill. Mrs. Edward Scott. Mrs.
Frank Evans, Mrs. Stanley Evans. Mrs.
c. G. Walker. Mrs. Frederick T. Wcth-
erbee, Mrs Charles Pape. Mrs. Harry
Mccarthy and Miss Georgina Butler.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Gertrude Brown. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James G. Brown, of 2514 South
or. Sunday evening, after having spent
q fortnight as the guest of Mrs. Clinton
Sheppard, of Providence, ~ ]. Mrs.
Sheppard will be remembered as Miss
Amy Judge, formerly OF this city.
MIR. and Mrs John G. Toner enter
on Sunday, evening, IN honor Of the
birthday of their daughter, Miss Mary
<. Toner: Their guests included Miss
Rosalle Lynch, Miss Mae Mac, Miss
ority. Miss Bessie Mac, Miss Gertrude
Brown. Miss Eleanor Boyle. Miss Ger
trude Stacker. Miss Ethel Stacker, Miss
Toner TSmsr Ns Miss An Mn MsSy TNRSy Miss Miss
Cecilia Kenny, Miss Marie Logue, Mr..
and Mrs. william W. clay. NJ. Ray
mond Thomason, Mr.. John Hudem, Mr.,
Thomas Msiloy. Mr.. Edward Laffert.
Mr. James McGurk. Mr.. Frank Rogers,
Mr.. Scott Rooney, Mr. Charles Evans,
Mr. Edward Wolfe, Mr.. Howard Bren-
nan, Mr.. Frank Sullivan and Mr.. JOS
eph Flemming.
Announcement is made of the wedding
Of Miss Eleanor Hamilton. daughter of
Mr.. John Hamilton. of the Clinton Apart
ments, Tenth and Spruce streets, to
Mr.: Thomas c. Cahill. Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas G. Cahill, of 2l32
p'uNl lNlhtNtNllH SlTPtN. i've ceremony
took place on May 10 in st. Joseph's
Church, New York Mr.. and Mrs Ca
hill are now living at their new home at
312 West Fifty-eighth street New York.
MIR. Martin Il Brigham of 14Ol South
Broad street, has left with some friends
for fishing trip to Eagle Lake. Me.
Miss Ethel Thompson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson. OF I 403
Wharton street, entertained friends at
her home on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fehr. OF Broad
and Dickinson streets. have returned to
their home after having celebrated their
taking trip to Savannah. Ca
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Norman Jameson of Overbrook
will entertain at luncheon on Wednesday
at the Union League in honor of Miss
Laura Caroline Esler. whose marriage
to Mr. Clarence Sellers Woolman will
take place on Tuesday next. The bridal
party will be included IN the guests.
Mrs. Thomas Il Pinder. of Ardmore,
entertained at bridge in honor of Miss
Esler at her home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. Shilling have
removed from their former home. 6121
Christian street, to the Yarmouth Apart
ments, 229 South Fiftieth street, and
will be at home after today.
Miss Jeanette Burke. of Hadley.
Mass, has arrived in Philadelphia to be
the guest of her brother-in-law and. sis
ter, DR.. and Mrs. j. J. keough, or 4753
Sahsom street. Miss Anna Burke.
another sister was expected to arrive
in New York on Sunday from France.
but owing to the strike the Rochambeau
did not sail and she will not arrive until
today on La France, on which she was
able to obtain booking. on Sunday DR..
and Mrs Keough, Miss Anna Burke and
Miss Jeanette Burke will leave for Had
ley, Mass.
"a Midsummer Nights Dream" will
be presented by the students of the Cor
dom -Roney School. 4112 Spruce street
on the evening of June /, The grad
uating class has issued invitations for
its commencement on Thursday eve
ming, June 3.
The Quintex' club. Of the West Phila-
delphia High School for Girls, will give
a d..nce Tuesday night at the Crafts
meRs club, DreXel Hill,
Mrs. William Chestnut, OF 602S Car
penter street, will entertain at bridge
party followed by tea. at her home this
afternoon.
The Quill and Bauble club of the
University OF Pennsylvania will pre-
sent four of its original plays at the
Philomusian Club, 8044 Walnut street,
Wednesday night The plays which are
to be presented are, When Ma Said
Yes" "'The Truly Earnest Lover" THE
Well-Managed Husband" and a morality
play.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F.. Denney and
their daughter, Miss Anne NJ. Denney'
OF 4637 Chestnut street, left on Monday
for Atlantic City where they will open
their cottage at Chelsea for the summer,
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MISS ESTHER SIMON WEDS
Mr.. SAMUEL J. ARMON
Miss Mildred Anna Easton Bride Of
Mr.. Harvey Carl Detwiler

The wedding of Miss Esther simon.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
simon, 1885 North Fifteenth street. and
Mr. samuel J. Armon will be celebrated
nj Temple Rodcph Shalom. Broad and
Mt Vernon streets. at o'clock this
evening. Tho Rev. DR.. Henry Berko-
witz VIII offclate. Tho bride will wear
a satin gown with court train. trimmed
with point lace, and a tulle veil, edged
with the lace and caught with oranpe
blossoms. She will carry q Biblc with
snoWer bouquet of roses and lilies of
the valley. a sister OF til. bride. Mrs.
isadore S. Hymen, Of huntington. w
va, VIII be matran Of honor and viii
wear white beaded georsette creme
dress and white transparont ricture
nav; one. VIII carry pink roses Tho
little niece of the bride Mice ltiri.n,
>, lyman Will wear a frock Of dotted
hhah,.e nel WIN sash and trimming of
papy bIuc ribbon Her flowers will nc
hat filled with spring blossoms ,rpo
pridesmaids. Miss Esther Armon Niss
IcL,' 9Ge belber. Miss Florence Reineke
ana Mrs. Joseph l.. Ehrenreirh. viii
snS wuSr oL,S,,ahdle ,,,,, dresses of pastel colors
,u 1n,,,s VIII carry bouquets of spring
mon Simon, will act as best ma man ''9,U and
tne ushcrs viii include Mr., Josonb +,
'hrenrreich, Mr.. Solomon r. Brown nf
e,to yos angeles, Calf; Mr.. Joseph r
SSitliloi ana mr., Jack Cohen. A dinner at
NJ oanisls AM 1iub viii follow the service
s,,iii aiiaiitelE on their wedding trip. They
VIII be at home after Sentnn,hor ~
tneir apartment AZ the soutbeast cor
ner OF eighteenth and Master streets
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Charles j. Esscg, OF Wpllingford
entertained the members Of the belawatlc
county chapter of the Daughters OF w, lne
American Revolution at their May meet
ing this week. when the following ON.
GERS we're elected: regent, Mrs. henry
Staever vice regent, Mrs. Elwood
son recording secretary. Mrs. JON, rs re-
George B. Harvey: registrar, MIS- 70,
Frank Williamson (: treasurer, Miss Anne
l.. Trainer: historian, Miss Mary W
Harner directors Mrs. Richard feHSI
and Mrs James Cook McAllister. me
following delegates and alternates cicct-
cd for the Pennsylvania state Confer
ence TO be held In October are: lie
gates-Mrs. " Francis Williamson, mrs' ,s
Miss Anne J.. Trainer. Alternate,s,-
Mrs. George y. Harvey. Miss Janet NC
AlIister, Miss Sarah sweeney and MIS-
Mary w. Horner. Miss Marjorie BlaCh
wss appointed president Of the &. a. ~
which is composed of the junior mem
bers OF the society.
Miss Anna Cochran. Of Chester, has is
sued invitations for the marriage OF her
niece, Miss Catharine Johnson Cochran' u
and Mr.. Arvid Christensen. AZ ocloCk'
on Saturday, June :, at the First ireS-
byterian Church, Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McAllister. OF
Media, are receiving congratulations on
the birth Cf daughter few days ago
Mrs. Norris J. Scott, Of Moylan; has
gone 10 Boston for few days ana pc
fore her return viii visit her granu-
daughter Miss IIildcgarde Jacob, VINO
iS a student al Wellesley CoIleRe., ,icI
son and daughter-in law, Mr.. and MIS-
Norris Scott, are motoring to ono
Mr. Edwin D. Glsuser has returned
TO mis- home in Chester from Se"Nu,o'
: Pa, where lie spent a week as the guest
Of friends.
F.tl
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TIOGA

Mrs. Victor IG Beck, formerly Of
North Broad street. entertained the fol-
lowing at cards Yesterday afternoon at
her home. 1908 Louden street: Mrs
James Lovett Brown. Mrs Frank Schick
Mrs. Elmer y. Hampton, Mrs. Herbert
Brooks, Mrs Zane Hoffman. Mrs. Carl
" SChaeffer. Mrs. Alfred Conway,
Mrs. Howard Janzcn. Mrs Stanley
Qucrns and Mrs. William Voorhees,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard r. Sweeney
nave returned from their wedding trip
ana VIII be at home al Third and Rock
land streets. Mrs Sweeney. who was
Miss Rose Liebcrman daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T. y, Licberman. Of Rising
sun avenue, was an April bride.
Mrs. lsadore J. Faggen. Of New York
IS visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Wolfson. of 1926 Lycomins
street. Mrs Faggen who was Miss
Edythe \. Wolfson, was an Apri
bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan !. Gottlieb. ol
lSO2 Wes' Erie avenue. gave a dinner
| iast evening at their home for thelI
daughter, Miss Hattie GottIieb. and Mr.
benjamin Pinheiro. whose marriage vii
take place on June 8, and their brida
attendants
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr. and Mrs. David Degenstein, of
2S4O Diamond street, entertained on
Sunday in honor of the confirmation OF
their daughter. Miss Anita Degenstein.
Mrs. IT. Darofr. of 1913 North Thirty.
third street, is spending few weeks at
Mt. Clemens. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rice. of 314S
Clifford street, received on Sunday. from
3 until 6 o'clock. in honor of the con-
frmation of their daughter, Miss
Florence w. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Markovitz, Of
22O7 North Thrty-third street, enter
tained on Sunday. In honor of the con-
firmation of their daughter, Miss Ruth
MarkovtZ.
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HoLMEseuRc

The choir OF tho Methodist Church
will give May festival and song In the
church tomorrow.
Miss Alice Mckinley, OF Rhawn street,
is the guest of Miss Helen Wharton, OF
Baltimore. for several weeks.
The Holmesburg ImprovsSient Assoc
citation held its regular meeting ct the
Thomas Holme Library on Monday ewes
ming. el
Mr.. and Mrs George Potts. of Frank
ford avenue aud Ashburner street. ac-
conpancd by Miss Mary Patterson, have
be entertained by their son, Mr.. Jack
Potts, during the May Day exercises at
Cornell University
The Colonel John Clark Council, SIS
r. r. A., will entertain the Ashworth
Postand the members of the G.. A. X.
this evening.