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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-26
Talk or THE '' TOWN

Rings of every description at 25 per
cent discount y. Q. Holmes, jeweler,
Q Maple Grove street. Tel. 24l x.
See Morse's line of furs and fur
coats for real values, at Montpelier
adv.
my Little Bumbo Down on Bamboo
ISLE" Columbia record, at Russell's.-
adv
Miss Kathryn Rogers of Middlebury
college returned to Middlebury this
morning.
A. THAN of Prospect street left for
Toronto, Canada, to-day, having pro.
cured work as machinist there.
j. Edward Ward of Boston is pass
ing few days with his mother, Mrs.
James +. Ward, of South Main street,
Miss Olivia Jackson Of Waterbury
returned to her home this morning aft
er being the guest of her son, l.. Mar
shall jackson, of "a Summer street for
several days.
Mrs. ID. f. Pollard, who comes from
Burlington under the auspices of the
Woman's club, win entertain the chill
dren Saturday afternoon at 2;30 in
Rowland hall.
Miss Gladys Turner stenographer
in the Burlington milk chocolate fac
tory. returned to Burlington to-day
after passing the Thanksgiving recess
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Turner, Of Hall street.
The officers and members of Hia-
watha lodge, No. 20, are requested to
meet at their hall Saturday, Nov. u,
at II o'clock m. to attend the funeral
of our brother, r. A. Hoar. Let every
brother try to be present. Per n. q.
Charles O'Keefe, the sturdy center
of Spaulding's football team, was
elected captain of the 1921 team on
Wednesday morning when Ia of the 10
letter m6n of the 1920 championship
team met in the gymnasium. O'keefe
drew the major portion of the votes,
seven, Foster Slayton, the halfback
and star tackle, 5, Louis OIeary |
and Paul Tierney Coach Ross. aft
err the election, expressed his opinion
by saying he believed their choice a
good one. He warned them before cleo
ton to choose player whom they be-
lieyed would train and work energeti-
carTv with his men and not elect man
because he was a friend. O'keefe,
nevertheless, is a popular young man
with his teammates and has gained
the respect of every lad ON the squad.
OKeefe is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward j. O'Keefe of II Upland ave-
nue.,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-26
B.W.HOOker&CO.
UNDERTAKES MOTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE
c rates game as reasonable
terms Telephone s7-w.

few days at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Haggett, in
Wrightsville, have returned home.
Florence Harrington has returned to
her home in Woodbury., after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. b. Peck.
Inez Orr has gone to Websterville
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Dan McAuley,
for week.
Matt Healey of Milford, Mass, is
working for the Hughes Granite com
pany, placing some large derricks to
be used at their quarry here.
Rev. c. D. Piper visited at Ernest
Trepto's Tuesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-26
Notice.

The members of the Washington
County Bar are requested to meet at
the office of +. r. Davis. Gordon block,
at ~ o'clock Saturday for short
meeting prior to the funeral of Rich
ard A. Hoar, which viii be held at !
O'Clock in the Congregational church.
The hour of the service has been
placed so as TO permit those attending
TO leave on the $40 train. z. R, Davis.
states attorney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-26
PLAINFIELD

The Mothers club met with Alice
Batchelder Thursday, Nov is, ten
members and two visitors being pres
ent. Sewing was in order, SO no pro-
gram was given. The next meeting will
be held with Sorina Nielsen Thursday
forenoon, Dee. 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-26
ADAM4NT

School closed Friday for the Thanks
giving vacation and the teacher, Miss
Ruth Lipsey, has gone to her home IN
Websterville.
r. 4. Horr, Charles Macarthur and
Earl Slayton were in Hardwick Satur :
day on business.
Mr.. Sanford, head surveyor for the
Hughes Granite company, has finished
his work here and has gone to his
home in Montpelier.
Mrs. Verne Patch and daughter,
Minnifred. who had been Spending a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-26
ORANGE

Alberta, the month-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Magoon, died yes
terday morning at 7 o'clock, having
never been well since birth. Three 9th
or children survive. Edna. Doris and
Eleanor. The funeral will be held Sat
urday morning at the Magoon home,
Rev. James Ramage officiating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-26
WASHINGTON
Card of Thanks.

Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their kindness shown
during the illness and burial Of our
father. We deeply appreciate every
kind deed.
Abbie y. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. w Curtis,
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
9rim GnrpfuI@er.

Sin @err, ser iidj lleluu Sabre
lollg bon ciicm gtr5t bat be6on.
oelll IoIicut obue ionoerIi9e @eiie.
rullg 81 pcripiirctL gebt Su eiuenl
&urpiui0er. 0ieier 5iebt elm
6ldiHden beroor mo lGBt Den Ser.
rcn ooron rieGea.
sit S9ucn MN luobler?" fragt
CT.
,atein."
.9tuu," 6ann rieden Sit nod
einmall Sett ober2"
Stud nod uidt."
$50 oaun ricden sic 6llu
orittcn WiaI nu0 sic lino geIuuo."
Ser 9ronfc idiittelt Den &opf
mo fragt llod Ser Gare, oie inn
Ger aurpfltl6er, pd6renO er iein
6l6idden iorgfdltig %pertuagrt, nit
100 Wlorf ongibt.
r@myoert Mnrf fir oreiulol
ntidtS riehcn?" ruff Der arnnfe.
oSie lin0 o6cr 0aoon 9eluno
gemor6enl .@e0en sic binous
mo sic peroen iidJ iuobl befin-
oenl"
o@nt," iaote ser @atient, rie-
ZEN Gle oieien @nnoerimorf-
i0ein?"
o9tiefen Gle 6aroR2"
oWfein &err!"
D8ie6en sic nod einmal oar-
ont"
o@aein Scrr, mas fou oas be
eellten?"
o8iedcn Sic gum oritten DIAL
0aron?"
Sic iino unOeriddnitl"
so" loqte MN ser 8ranfe,
IcinerieitS oen Sdcin iorgfdltig
ucrluobreno, oiebt oebe id binauS,
mo menn id 0raubell bin, oann
ba6en sic ben S6ein in oer So-
ide."
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

ca mus i'd bcint. oiptuer id fin germ
billings nod c podr Gag 81 lte6n,
bis 81 iemauO auueridtcr 9eiuune
ben. Eubn &c nit treie mid 5u
balle, biercDS iA fam es nit Onbn
IN mcrl mid oab boS &erd brete
onbt,
@cI, oas tot off 9obrs Oie Cad
aeIcttcIt I'LL Die 2i55ie bot iid nod
e onnereS Mcbod)c umgeiebu. 8ie
sic @cId)id)t nit oeH Eronf aus.
gauge is, oa5 idreib ih Sbne III
mcin nad)itr @ricf. sic Wern baum
Iebn, oab sic 2i53ie aud nit Uiel
Idmorter is pie itb, Domit i'd Der
blciue Sine Sbrl lieper
8biIipp Snueramper ".
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
nsans @rpt6.4

Cine IuItiae @ei@i6te, oie Iid in
ben Seer So6ren oes porigen Sn6r.
1unoerts in 3ieI 3lltrug unO 4laus
@rotb gum &el0cn BAT, miro i'm
DArtdborn" er5Gblt:
Die neue Sampler &onipagnie
bate einem Oampier oen Nomel Oes
Nihters gegeben, Ger III groBen gol-
oenen 8uditoben al Dem Sdiff
prangte. BUR feItliden Erobefabrt
mar natiirli6 aud ser 0idter nIs
Seoattersmann gelaOen; a6er er
nabm anltcB Oaran, DAB iein gutter
oelttl6er Bornnme &laus nit einem
y gelhrieben mar, uno erfl6rte 0d.
Ter Dem Sfiffsfiibrer:
Daapteiu, iorgens ooro0r, Oatt 0nt
: DOR meg fommt IN oor ell g Dor
benlett marc; mcnu morgen nod Dat
of oolige s Dor lteit, Oenn fobr id
nj nit ST."
@ilig mrr0e nm ooS 6 abge.
l6roli6t, o6er Oos 8, oos oil ieiner
STEELE geIieiert mer6eu ioate, mar
6eim 9eginm Scr 9robefo6rt nidt ga.
alaus @rotb i1muu5elte, oIs ct
Iif eic Snidrift betradtete, uno
meiite: SEA, oenn man to-"
llno 10 muroe eS cine peraniigte
S6brt, obpobl an bei0en Seiten 0es
S1ifteS in GROCER golOner Sdrift
6u lelen mar: Cans @rotb.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
SbeOrie anS 9sraris.

@lf einem belebten 9laB in Ser
lin bietet elm StraBenb6noler feline
8are an. llnermiioli6 ruit er III
Sos @eor1nge:
.@fte Malapoitillen oas bette
MitteI fir Seiierfeit!"
.2ieber Srenno," reoet Elm Serr
Den 8erf6ufer on, .Sie miiiien niGt
iagen fir, ionoern gegen Seiierfeit!"
Mit ieinem total beiicren Organ
entgegnet Ser StroBenbGnoler:
.@enn sc set Mittel BLOB cen
Sag lang ansierufen ba6en, oenn
tper'n sc ihon merfen, OF oct fir
p0er aeaen is!"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
@emaue &e6nnns.

&err 8olldipis bat Sen gan5ell
M6eno nit Srduleiu &nopfe getan5t,
uno nm nod mcbr @inOrltd ai
MAIDEN ,er5GbIt ct, oaB er bereits
clinal Sen ItlantiIdcn S6eon &C.
treilst babe.
nN6," iagt SrdltIein allopfe.
ooamr iino Sic clio in anerifa
gcboren?"
.9tee." iagt 9auhwie, lid bin in
Berlin acborel, luie toml1en sic
onrmlf?"
GrGf,Iein ait6pfe rehnet eifrig oil
Den tSingern. rgun, iuerln sic bier
ecborcn lino mo elinlol Ocn Mtlon'
t,iden Ooean g~efreu5t boben.
miiBten Gic bod lest i'll Nmerito
ieinl"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

2enbah ais 8anmei-
fer. An 2en6ud)s beriibmte Miln'
6cner @iG1, Die aus 3wei @ebdlloell
beltebt, fniipIt iid) cine ipeaig be-
folnte misige 0enierfrn9 oes perItor-
benelt Meilters. r@eroen oenn Die
beioenS6itler miteinanoer berblloell
iein?" fragte man 2enbah pdbrelIO
0es 8altes. .@erpiB," antluortete Die
fer, n6ur1 cine gemeinionle Sppo'
t6ef."
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
G@attelreime.

gs iino nidt MIR Die aoblen Eel.
9asielbe fam fir Goblen seltea.
als @ub' tat er auf's 9aberI idie-
BeL
Sest tut er lieber g G@aserl fiji.
fen.
aonmt @bdelt crit ipdt nad San-
ie bonn @islauf,
9airn tritt iie INNER beblltlam unS
leis auf.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
ans 9alan.

n-S d q t:
.9ns sebt aber ni1t, meme Dame;
MIR Ginoer oiirfen ouf ben SboB
genommen iperoen unO fabren Damn
flei"
n@d, elauben Sic nur;. er 1T
idon mieocr oas refine &iuo!"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
Sambnreer @eiaradJs.

Sem felt eli par feline lauei6di-
tiec 9tcbel all mo geit ton Nff-
ltanpeln. ltcllncrpegS oreilp lien
6gailo &orl EN-.
&orl: vMinlh, Seiu, Glen Ste
Eel fuait mi nlali gebct."
Sem: oSa, &orl, 10 mie id MN
Arbcit fcroig heif in Sambnr0."
&orl: ~@at motif oil oern for
gtrbeit?"
@cin: nSe Minid, i'd COB ieocu
@1orgen an o. Aliter uno ipe DOR
IN, mo menn ie oua Is, fonnlt
on min Stcbcln friegen. BLOB ou
mub mitfomen uno paBt op, Dat
fcncr oe Shliiien oboreit."
Sein, De n reipcftobeIn Miono.
i6icn op'n aopp bett, ninlnt DC
Mub ali. nMinih," iegt &uooel, ~oi
is 10 oe &opp Oor6 De $cor
uuifn."
rGja," iett Semi iccIcnrubio,
Id bin OF in Sc So5rc foom'n,
no De Soup ineller lualt, alS sc
@oor."
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

S90ner 8ereIeiG d..
ga itebt ia, ooB oieie 2inoe idorl
orcibuloert Sabre alt lit. 0ie
Notur lit sod piel offener ols Die
Menl6en."
~@ie folnmen sic 90 ploblid
orouf?"
$50, a~lauben Sic benn, OaB
meme Sroli, ipenn iie 10 alt miiroe,
i'd, cine Safel um5dngen lieBe9"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

@6 iol g.: nSot SIR
&leiner Bidder GERM"
g.: nSebrl Sd faufte ibm
neuIid @noeriens MGrden uno ite
baben ibm biel SpoB genadt!"
81: 80? SD puBte gornidt,
BOB er idon 10 gut Ieien fonn!"
g.: u0os fam er AUDI nidt,
cher CT retBt ole 8l1tter berolts uito
madt Saiffe oabon. So, er fat
Bidder iebr 9erni"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
90 NJ

lit SaS 9elte fir 6riercnOe. @arali-
tiert uniddolid. Man id]nniere lid)
tdglid POM Sopf bis 8tr 3ebe oanit
Elm. Gas Mittel mirtt 10 uortreff.
lid, Dab Dem &6nfer III Scr Ne0eI
Fhen beim @Hboren oes YrciieS Der
SdHueiB aHsbrid)t.
Drogerie Sumbug.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
@ie lies perltebt.

WIe Ie 5 UetTeDI.
3luei Miniltergattinnen telephone
rem matchmaker: uGu, i'd babe mir
cinen fcinen &el5 a~efalft!"
,@os is cs oenn fir einer?"
.@ei6 ih nidt ienau oui Der
Metmlng itebt Seeaall"
Seine Muffofiung.
,Sieh nal. &orl. oieIcs 9il0 fat
in Softer onaefcrtiaf."
.Mbcr Menidb rece bod fein
Dlehl"
Stunt es ftcbt bod oeutlidl oar-
rntcr: Nod Dem Qeben aemalt."
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

S%remoer: n8arum itellen Sic
6enn 10 nicle Glider itno Seaer alif
Die Sii6e?"
@irt: uSo. p%iiien's, ser Sof,
bauer uno Der S6ul5e, Die iperben
glei raufe, babel 5eridlaeen iie al.
les, uuo i6 ma9' a CUTS @eld1ft,
neil's oann nobel be5abl'n."
Sdittclreime.
Stol3 am SUIT Die @eierfeber,
gu Der S6iisenfeier 9ebt er.
Sci @asnot Iingt Ser 2ieoeridn9er
Statt na9ts beim Sag = oa liebt er
LANCER.
2erbri1t ientnno elm 8aHer9Ias,
@ut, 70 berbient Der @laier mas.
So rupfte i'm Iein Sldmm9en tiidtis
limb na6ber ging oas Sdmden fliIGtig.
;3uerlt - ba fraet err: IS le tpat2s
lno Damn erit re1t nod. IN le bat.
Ser Gammler iddbt elm Sonfi9ir9en,
Ser @adfii9 mebr elm &onfitiirden.
Neim triiben Gdein Der MonOesli6eI
NenIterlt Der Sran5, elm Srbn res
Wlifel.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

ltneaIont. n@1ul," Jag.
te oie Sii90ame, 0mas glal6en
sic, pie alt i6 bin?"
nNa," meinte 0er SEER, nfiinf-
mooreiBigl"
v9bo, mein 2ieber, 30 baden
Sic iib aber Inn 5eGn Sabre &C.
irrtl"
@r iab iie LANCE bon Ser Seitc
on. .@iiien Sic" meintc or, fir
fiinfumopier5ig BADEN Sic lid aber
gut fonierbiert."
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
Der neue Nfeihc. ug[Iir

Ger neue &ei9e. DglIio
in 9reSoen tporen Sic! ga maren
Sic oo6 oll1 in Der @alcrie?"
y@alerie? $50 oenten Sic bin.
bas bab' i6 oo6 nidt n0tig, i'd
nebnle grunoideli9 mr. 2oge!"
@ingegan9en. @err (6li
einem reht mittclmdBigen, aber iebr
ein9ebiloeten Singer: ~8ie - M
y3ar ullO 3imlnermann" lino Sic
and idon nufgetreten2 ga baben
Sic nobl oen 3aren gelungen?"
n0eiu, ben 3inlnIermann; Der
Iiegt mir nGmIid beoeuten6 beller!"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
1000 81

0emielaigen, meld)er mir Sen Dieb
nadmeiit, Der mir ais meinem Sal
icnidranf 0os Stiid &orf geitoblen
6at.
aisuIt Meier, @iaenitr. 8.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

SER: nMein 6rduleill, geltat'
ten sic, oaB i'd Sic be9Ieite?"
8 q III e: 49,. SD femme sic
ia 9ornidt -
@err: n8itte - id) fenne Sic
ia audi ni6t, -. mo babe bod
Sutrauen ill Sbllcn."
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

Muffebenerregen0e
@rfin6ung. Timer relter Sfen
u3eitgemGB" IGuft obnc Sei3ung
permitteIs zines iinnreideh Weda'
nismus 10 LANCE I'M 3intmer unber,
Big er 6eiB gemoroen it, worauf ct
lid itia in cine Gde Itelt uno 0as
9immer na9baltig erudrmt!"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
%iel s%neemntet.

Mann: .8ns meinlt gu oerm
10. &aroline?"
SD balt'S nimmer aus. Set.
Dem Die grldbiee Grau bon Sbnen
oas SamtfIeio obgcidlagen eetriegt
bot, mliB ids ausbaoenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

gu baIt 9cilien @iI6eGm nidt
mebr2"
nDcnfe Cir, Oer mol(tc. ieitOem
er Sergeant lit, oen S%in0criuagcil
n;Gt mebr idicbcn!"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

-8aiienoe SteIIe. 8eams
ter: .@as BADEN sic oern fir einen
8eruf?"
GteGeiudenOer: 0alnItmaler
bitte!"
8enmter: 90 babe i6 gera6e mas
ga, bier miro Elm tiidtiger arbeiter
fir cine &unitmiible geiu4t!"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
gOr ser @iiracrmeiFertua6l.

$50 gebit oern lin, Snber-
ba11er?"
.SSns @a6baroort i fauf mir e
Soar S6uein'; poaBt, es beiBt
bod, iuer am meiiten S9mein bat,
miro 8iirgermeiIter."
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
Gfemer i dDreibebriet hts
3htlipp sancrampfer.

.aGein Iie6er @err Me0attiOnar:-
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07
srouriser bcntidcr 3eitGnmur.

4n5eigen aus oem Sc.
bruar 1920.
Sunger, bii6Ider Mann, obne
GinfommelL ieOoh nit 5mei 3%entner
&ofs, ln6t e6enfnIls permogenoe
Dame our @6e. Sell. 3uidriiten nm
ter oSrautcS &eim" erbetelt.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-07

Ole Sl53le mas
nlcilte @lte is, ole
eubt idon for e
gauge Q8eiI Sade
mijie, mitalls oa6 ie
alsfinne fanlL mo-
le bingefonlme limo.
@iunlal fin es Stot.
fins, no Uerihluutl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
Thoto by Photo-Crafters

mond street, sailed last Saturday for
Europe for an indefinite stay. :
. Mrs. Clara G. Dalsimer, of the Roynl
Apartments. entertained the members
of the Charity Sewing Circle at lunch
'eon, on Wednesday ut "rbrec Stems
Up" The members included Mrs. 4.
Bangstettcr. Mrs A. A. Eshuer. Mrs.
B. Larzelcrc, Mrs. Louis Teller, Mrs,
]: Lowengrund. Mrs. Alfred NJ Klein,
Mrs. Alfred M. Mayer, Mrs. \. Fried q,
berger, Mrs. Sidney NJ. Stern, Mrs. A.
s. Marks. Mrs. u. NJ. Goldsmith. Mrs.
II. Talimer. Mrs. Philip Arnold and
Mrs. Walter d. Dalsimcr.
A week end party at the Wolf cot .
tage, Victoria avenue, Atlantic City.
included Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Arnold
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Marks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Plaut and Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Leon Friedman.
A surprise party took place at the
home Of Miss Ruth Greenwald. of 1S05
Wyoming avenue, last week in honor of
Arthur Gittelman. a student of the
military academy of Cornwall on the
Hudson. who was visiting his parents
at his home. 6110 Washington avenue
The bostesses were Miss Ruth Green
wald, Miss Elsie Friedman and Miss
Mary Cohen. The guests were Bella
SeidmnD,' Miss Il. Ginsberg. Miss
Hannah kaufman. Miss EVELYN
Seltzer. Mr.. Bernard Merenoff, Mr..
Norman Galleman. Mr.. Harry Grabot
sky. Mr.. Morris Kolinsky, Mr., Solo
mon Seltzer and Mr.. Sidney Brown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
Err MANToWN

Announcement is made Of the mar
rriage of Miss Marie A. Cramer, of 4S11
wayne avenue, and Mr.. William ].
Marriott, Jr., 1910 Ridge avenue, on
Wednesday, April IA.
Mrs. William Stanley, of West Penn
street, entertained ut luncheon on Wed :
nesday in honor of Mrs. Thomas NJ.
McFadden, who will be remembered as
Miss Margaret M. deS. Stain, of Bryn
Mrs. Charles Scott App entertained
the members of her club at luncheon
and cards Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Van Mater
and family, formerly of Langhorne, are
occupying their new home on East Tul-
pehocken street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham s. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gordon. Miss
Maxine Il. Wilson and Mr.. Maurice
". Gordon will be at home on Sunday,
April %. from until 10 o'clock, at
1919 Germantown avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

d,ninnte. ine wedding of Miss Mary Vogdes,
WSus1,er of Mrs. Jesse T. Vogdes. and
NJ Winthrop Biddle, son of Mr.. and
oriS. r"tS, I'd ward Biddle, will take place
ESMiuS at noon on Wednesday, in Christ
onI,, onII,scopal Church, in the presence of
D,' INC immediate families. The Rev.
M. LOUIS G. Washburn will officiatc,
gistSn norothy VogdeS will attend her
RISdrIa Sr us maid of honor and Mr.. Nicholas
W, brother, will act as best man
dannSss dhs Charlotte Harding Brown.
riogn!sr .rio1' of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fred ,
M" houston, ,nim of Drum NOR, Chestnut
WIKI WIN 8 i've a dinner tomorrow at The
dinw' i'tenarsh ssh Hunt Club, for her we'd =.
~, purity and few friends.
of NNr, and Mrs. Langhornc BnlIitt Dick
Out tyTMo"d U'S and Sunset avenues, Chest
ON Th,Il' who were TO sail for Europe
pors s"tthrsday, ~ have been Obliged to most.
oi o0r ,neir trip on account of the illness
yeIonn ot their children, who has de
anrod chlckenpox. They have ar
EraScua 10 10 sail, however. on the la
obontV obVe' on May l2, and viii be awoy for
~ year and a half, W
BarYri'o and Mrs. II. Frazer Harris of
gai ", val Lnhestnut Hill, who spent sew
Npected homo today 's''
Pin. J, Whitaker THOMPSON os ooo7
'Veet, viii be at home on Thurs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
MooREsrowN

Mr.. Paul Otter, from Austin. Chi
cago, is the guest Of his brother, Mr..
Harold Otter.
Mrs. Nathaniel Dayidyan is enter
tanning Mrs. j. j. Winigar and Mrs.
j.. III. II. Hubbard, of White Stone,
Va.
Miss Estcr French has returned 10
her school in Ilackcttstown. N. J.
Mrs. y. A. Paist. who has bccn
visiting her daughter. Mrs. r. A. War
din, has gone to Atlantic City for scv
cral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs John McMullin and
their young son are now occupying
their cottage at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heberton Williams had
Mr.. and Mrs Walter i. Sharp, Of
DPhiladelphia, as their guests over the
week end. s.
Miss Alice Hopkins gave birthday
party and dance at her homo on Thurs
day evening to number Of her class
friends, Among the guests were Miss
Marie Maloy, Miss Ruth Gray. Miss
Bertha Shay. Miss Anna Mcpherson,
Miss Hazel Dancer, Mr.. Frank Thomas,
Mr.. Henry Hill. MIR. Stanley Moore,
Mr.. Wallace Shea and Mr.. Howard
Yocum. 9 &
M RS. Collins Rogers entertained the
card club Thursday afternoon for it's
final meeting. Prizes for the years
highest score were won by Miss Bess
Owes, Mrs. William Kennard, Jr.. and
MIS-. George Spooner.
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Of white satin trimmed with duchess
lace worn by her mother as bride. Her
tuIle veil fell from c6ronet OF duchess
lace aud was caught with clusters OF
orange blossoms. Lilies of the valley
formed the marker in her ivory bound
Bible. Mr.. Loeb gave his daughter in
marriage and her attendants were Mrs.
Walter =. Dess8uer and Mrs. BeDJo-
min II. Gordon. The former wore robe
of black spangled net over cloth OF silver,
and the latter a gown of peach-colored
soft silk veiled with georgette crepe OF
the same shade. The brides mother
wore black satin gown yelled with en-
broidered black net.
Mr.. Walter s. DessaUer was his
brothers best man, and Mr.. Armand q.
Loeb and Mr.. Leonard Loeb, the brides
brothers, were ushcrR. A dinner for the
families followed the service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dessauer left on trip and will be
ut home after May l at 214S North
Twelfth street. Among the out of town
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Issdore
Bloch, Mrs. A. Loeb, Mr.. and Mrs
David Bressler, Miss Elsa Bloch, Of
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 6. Dalsimer, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Pretzfelder, Of Balti-
more, Md. Mrs. A. Summers, Miss
Ruth Summers, of Allentown, Pa, and
Mr.. Max Dessauer, OF New Haven,
Conn,
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MANAYuNk

The members Of the Clergy Club Of
the Twenty first ward, were entertained
at their April meeting by st. And drew's
Protestant Episcopal Mission at the
chapel in West ManayuDk. The topic
discussed was "Near- East Relief" An
address was made by the Rev. Paul
Y. Strodach. Supper was served by the
aid society Of the parish.
At the reception given last week
by the congregation of the Ebenezcr
Methodist Episcopal Church to welcome
the new pastor and his family. Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. G.. L..
Mervine. the Rev. William Bailey For.
ney, Mrs. Charles A. Flanagan and
Mr.. Howard Lukens.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The members of the card club OF
which Mrs. William ID. Chambers. OF
02l7 North Broad street, is president
will be entertained this evening by Mrs,
William Cunningham at her home on
Shoemaker's road, Elkins Park. The
guests will include Mrs. Chambers, Mrs
Lewis Eckel. Miss Ida Bauer, Mrs
William Brinkworth. Mrs. Walter r.
William Rohn, Mrs. W. Etter' Mrs
+. II. GaskilI, Mrs. J. Gladding, Mrs
+. w. Griffin. Mrs. Robert McCutch :
con, Mrs. Walter j. Raffel, Mrs. Il.
U. snodgrass and Mrs. Anthony Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ncwhall Ste
venson and their family, who spent the
spring holidays at their cottage on
TO their town house, 1947 North Thirty
third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean II. Josephs have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at 5117 North Sydenham
street. The bride was Miss Ruth S.
Breidenback.
Another returning bridegroom and
bride are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T.,
Rumpf, who will be at home at 1920
Wyoming avenue. The bride was Miss
Emma ~. schneider.
The final luncheon for the season of
the North Philadelphia Sewing Club
was held last week, when Mrs. w.
Pontzfelt. of Oak Lane, was the hostess.
Her guests included Mrs. w. A. Lum.
Mrs. M. II. Beerhalter, Mrs. Emma
Schoppe. Mrs. Frank Gaskill. Mrs.
Harry Barringer, Miss Emma Barrin
ger, Mrs. w. ID. Chambers, Miss I. X,
Bauer, Mrs. Edward Smith, Mrs. o. u,
Snodgrass. Mrs. w. NJ. Brinkworth
and Mrs. Walter Raffel.
Mrs. Harry Il. Shulman, Of 1920
North Eleventh street, who has been
seriously i'll. is recuperating at Galen
Hall. Atlantic City.
Mrs. r. Ballinger, of North Thir-
teenth street, will entertain tomorrow
afternoon the ladies of her 900 club.
Miss Augusta Hirshberg, OF 1907
North Fifteenth street, has returned
from a stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Janet Beechcr, of Sixteenth and
Mount Vernon. streets, Is spending a
fortnight in Washington visiting her
cousin, Miss Alice Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Miller, Of 9OI
North Sixteenth street. have returned
from q trip 10 Chicago.
Miss Nell X. Schwab, of the Dau.
phin Apartments, Broad street, has rc -,
turned home from Newark. where she
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. l.
Lehman, for two weeks.
Mr.. Sydney Baycrsdorfer. 1881 Dia-