davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Rolfe Arrow: II Iowa is going to
employ gamblers on its detective force
as regular thing, it ought to get
professionals rather than tinhorns. 1t
might be well to establish depart
ment at one OF the state institutions
to instruct state agents in the great
American game OF African golf, IL the
playing OF such games Is considered
necessary for the proper administra-
tion OF state office.
Marshalltown Times Republican,:
1t Is a very mistaken idea of political
conditions in this state Ii those so
called leaders" dream that the cabi-
netting OF Meredith will affect the re-
suits OF the next election Ii the cabi-
net OF the present administration were
to be filled from top to bottom with
Iowa democrats Iowa would go repub-
lican after the manner once tersely
descriptive of Maine elections.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: For once
Iowas partisan republican newspapers
are agreeing with independent and
democratic editors in approving the
appointment to the cabinet OF Edwin
Meredith.
Algona Upper Des Moines-Republi-
can: The farm bureaus will take
splendid care of the Nonpartisan
League from now on. The farmers
are not fools.
Cherokee Democrat: A lot of ex-
'pense might be saved in this country
by auctioning senatorships to the high
est bidder. And at that the senate
couldn't be . great lot worse.
Eagle Grove Eagle: If anything
could open the eyes of the people of
this country to the farcical nature of
the league of nations this Holland
episode should do It. II it can be
baked in SO grave matter as this,
and by little tenth rate power like
Holland, it is revealed the cheapest
sketch of farce vaudeville ever seen
behind the footlights on the stage of
the worlds mock drama.
Webster City Freeman Journal: Ad-
miral Sims certainly has courage, any
how. and that is thing everybody
with red blood admires.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04
WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS.

The arrival in the United States of the great
est living Irish poet is an interesting event.
There are critics who hold that William Butler
Yeats is greater poet that either Moore or
Mangan. His inspiration has been the heroic
History of ancient Ireland long before the days
OF Saint Patrick
AS dramatist and as a lyrical poet he has
done some admirable work. He is now in his
ffty-fifth year, and it is possible to form an es-
innate of his achievements in literature. His
lyrics include ssRose Of the World, = one of the
most beautiful of modern poems. His dramas
are too idealistic to be popular with the play
goers of today. However, two of them, 1.-THE
Countess Cathleen'' and "Where There is
Nothing" have been performed with success
in Dublin.
Mr. Yeats has also written some charming
essays Like Maeterlinck, he is a mystic;
but his genius is far more ethereal than that of
the Belgian dra1natist. In his highly original
little play, s'The Hour GLASS;" the only char
acters are a wise man, his wife, children and
pupils, fool and an angel. The philosopher in
the drama doubts whether there is a heaven or a
hell. But the angel comes to warn him that
within an hour, when the grains have fallen
through the hour glass, he must die, and that
then, unless he finds somebody who does believe,
he will be eternally lost. He had evn destroyed
the faith of his pupils, and his wife, confding
in his universal knowledge, believed only what
he told her to believe.
However, in questioning the fool he finds that
the witless fellow has not lost his faith. The
wise man asks the fool to pray for him. This
little drama has profound 'allegorlc slgnlh-
canoe in our age of materialism
Many of Mr.. Yeats theories of life are en-
bodied in ''The Celtic Twilight and Ideas
of Good and Evil He believes that Ireland g
greatness in the past foreshadows, fer her,
future greatness But Mr.. Yeats, being first a
poet, has never taken part in politics The
lovers of poetry in America, whether they be
Irish or not, will cordially welcome William
Butler Yeats.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04

An anti smoking bill passed the South Caro-
lima senate last week. It was joke of course
but some recent experience suggests that even
jokes will bear watching seriously lest they be
''put over.'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04

Secretary Daniels orders that in the navy de
partment the recent great conflict shall be re-
ferred to as the worlds war. The 81 Is as
superfluous in the name as Mr. Daniels is IN the
department.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04

Premier Hughes says Australia is hedged
about by nations that lust after Australia. But
being hedged about by considerable ocean, Aus
trala can easily protect herself.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04

Governor Coolidge, of Massachusetts, sug-
gests that eve abandon the mad scramble for
money" Al right, let the ether fellow stop
scrambling.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04

Any bachelor knows that the matrf
monial seas are crowded with fish.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04

Cherokee Democrat: A lot of ex-
'pense might be saved in this country
by aIctioning senatorships to the high
est bidder. And at that the senate
couldn't be . great lot worse.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04

Webster City Freeman-Journal: Ad-
miral Sims certainly has courage, any.
how. and that is thing everybody
with red blood admires.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04

Algona Upper Des Moines-Republi-
can: The farm bureaus will take
splendid care of the Nonpartisan
League from now on. The farmers
are not fools.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-04

Cedar Rapids Gazette: For once
Iowa's partisan republican newspapers
are agreeing with Independent and
democratic editors in approving the
to the cabinet OF Edwin
Meredith.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31


ooglige Cure giennem @apen, altio
olene; alt me6ens bum / Ganferre
%gienopleber 6e 8 lDffeliglte Moane=
Der al tit 2ib, bette forte Span6 al
SID, Der nil ligger 26 Mar tilbage.
Sum buffer 6enne Gi6, iom bar
ser fum forlebet en- uge fioen oa;
men bbao bun ogiaa minoes er Den
Et6, Der TOM efter, Eiber ser bar
ioel Sfuffelier og Sorg.
Sun mnoes tit 9@gteifab me6
bam, bun troe6e bar Sen rette. Sen
fprlte Gio al @gteifabet bar ipnn=
oen ben / 2pfte % @le6e, iom ful=
minere6e beo Sen lille @gns Gg6ieI.
Men efter Blot 3 Mars 9@gteifab be-
gDnote oct at gao tilbage &a11 bol6t
fig mere og mere borte fra fit &iem;
Der funoe gao Tiger, giennem bpilfe
bun lite iaa bnm eller pi61te,
bbor BON far6eoes. Sen ferite Gio
bar ban bog ben famine inben for
&iemrnets @agge, iom ban biotil
banoe. baret, men 90 Mlfobolen fit
mere % mere 8ag i bam, blep ban
brutal og benipnsles Be faa Gage ON
Maane6en, ban bar biernn1e Sgn-
men, Der. fra fgrit Of babe paret
bans Sfoltbeo, bleb bam M. til en-
&lage. Mange @nnge babbe bun
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31

er nu gift og har to smaa Drenge
Fprend den f@rste kom var jeg svaa
oe nerves, kunde like spise og val
svimmel. Efter Brugen af Vegetable
Compound kunde jeg arbejde og spi.
Sc. NJ er jeg sterk 0g anbefaler De.
res Medicin til mine Veninder." -
Mrs. Anna Sleva, % East 18th Street,
Rayonne, N. j.
Kvinder, der genvinder deres Hel.
bred, fort@ller naturligt andre hvad
der hjalp dem. Nogle skriver og til
iader deres Navne og Fotografier at
offentliggj9res sammen med Vidnes-
byrd. Mango andre fortaeller Diet til
deres Veninder.
Hvis De behSver en- Medicin for
Kvindesygdomme prov Diet v%elkiendte
oe s%ukcesfulde Middel Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Skriv til
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine co. Il
Fortrolighed) angaaende alt De On
SKIER at vide ON disse s gdomme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
Gn eatnmel 2eaes @unbbebsraab.

On norif 29ge, Dr. &iellan6, fri
Der felgen6e:
Sriif 2uft / &us, / 8p, paa 2ono!
8rl1g rigelig set rene Gan6!
Solo rent sit @us og @le'er,
Dit 2egem rent iier!
&aif &niigt, Sails og &erloer,
ifpl6 Sails og Mun6, pubs Tenoer
bper Mftet1, fgr til Sengs Oh goar,
og Morgen, raar iaa op 6n 1taar.
@aif &enoer, fgr 6u fpiier.
SOLD Dine Negle forte,
bo16 5muoiet fra Dem borte;
for mangen Spgoom fri ou gaor,
iom ellerS alt for let Big 11aar.
Slip bette r6 og beng set op,
og Les set flittigt, buff, sin &rop
er 2aan fun fra 8orberre,
bin @ligt ct @eien iperre
for sDg6om, Dn6ifab> >Dopenifab,
for alt, iom bol6er @nnobe6stab.
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31

fSmerter. Jeg hav.
de Smerter / min
Side o. Ryg og o.
ioaa Hovedpine,
blew tilsidst saa
!WaG at jeg intet
kunde gjsre. Jeg
|tog Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. og fSlte
bedre. Jee
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
.Seg fumes operbope6et let lite.

.Seg ipnes oberbope6et Tet lite.
Gorspri9t iaa snifer leg at TONNE
tiolig biem. Seq bar Arbeioe, Der
be,ster paa mig"
"Det er ibRrt, iaa optaget 6u ct
blepen ! ben fi6lte 9io."
Sc git en- Gib i Tausbe6 meo
bele @tiens 8re66e n1cllem Dem.
Bluoielig git ban ooer paa Siben
at benoe. r&pa6 ct 6er / @eien?":
SON neiter1 raobte Oroene no;
ban maatte babe en- 5orflaring,
babe ben mi, III, 11e6 Set famine.
"Seg antager, Der er Sten."
"&er CT lite 3iebliffct for oaar-
lige fiebenbaonife gz@ittigbe=
Der. Sioen Oh tom tilbage fra SUI
lano, er Der ifet cit G%oran0ring mel
lem os to, og gu bar bebirfet ben.
SAB os bog MI tale fammen iom for
Sioen og lao % fomme til en- 6or=
itaoelie. Seq boloer life bette no.
&pao er BET? Sig mig oct. 2ao os
oog fomme til en- 8oritaaelie."
SOU bebeber life at raabe Iaa
brit, leg bprer temmeltg go6t."
De bar netop l16 for en- al So
bens 8rnfe. San tog ben6e baar6t
/ Mrme1t, % tpang benbe til at feet
te fig; ielp iatte ban fig pe6 Sioen
benoe.
~Maa leg ioa foa 8efeo?"
SUN brpo pl11oielig no / @ulfen,
og faite6e @obe6et neo moo bans
Sfuloer, ban los benoe ligge rolig
for en- fort Gib, tog iaa ben0es So
beo mellem fine &en6er, reiite oct
op, iaa benoe ino / @ine,1e % iagoe:
Ser er en- o116en?"
~Sa."
~@porfor bor ou life f~ortolt mig
oct fer?"
.SSeg funoe iffe," bulteoe bu,1,
LEG bi6lte, bbor boarbt set pil6e
sig, leg bar for meget at
bore t%afnemmeltg for opcrfor sig,
at leg fun6c brp6e. Seq piIoe,
at gu ffuloe brpoe. 9erfor bar ieg
ben ito1te Eio beret iaa6an operfor
oig."
Sc reiite fig iti1le op, ban tog
Mrm, og 6e git.
Sc tolte famme11 beIe @eien biem,
title og roligt. &ans ii6ite 9ro in
ben Sc lfiltes par: ~5ful6e on ombe=
Itemme sig, eller nogeniinoe fomme
Neo % Erang, faa TOM til mig,
Dgr oil ditto 1taa aoben for
Haanp er ri / 6reoerifsberg &abe,
bet er | Dage1e mellem Sui % NDt=
aar 26 Mar efter. @interen bar be-
ret ui96panlig mil6, uooper 11ogle
faa Graders Nattefroit, bor man
1piten life merfet oens Gil1teoepe=
relic. Greerne itoar meo oeres npg=
ne Creme ltrafte moo &imlen, Iom
oiloe Sc beoe for Sne til at ifiprme
NOS Mottefroitens 2unefu1obeo.
.ange> al De Dngite meo Sen ,min6ite
Mo6itan6sfraft er allereoe bufte6e
1noer, og flere bill fplge efter, bbis
life bliber bprt.
@eno6 @angene mellem oisie
pan0rer / ben iene Otter
mooagStime en- aloet % bpiet @pin=
'e, pent men fattigt paatle6t. Mlle
6apenS faite @ielter fienoer benoe
uofeen6e, for bber Gormio6ag %
gaar bun oerinoe, og
1lti6 ban6rer bun 90 DC iamme
5tier. @un taller al6rig til noeen,
Jaar blot laagiom til en- 8enf
'aa en- al De melt upaaagte6e Stier,
9tter fig ne6 Der, % bliber til 9ioer
iooenoc ser i Gimepis, itirrenoe
rem for fig meo ct fiernt 81if, u6en
It enie De 6olf, iom MI og % finder
Seien ne6 90 oenne @ti.
Snge1 be6 bbem bum ct, man
og man taller, men bum for
'liber Ell @aaoe. Sum fien6es fun
1n6er set Mabn, iom man Man6 %
Ofano imellem bar gibet benbe; 1em=
tg ~6rpfenen".
S Is Mar bar bum mi goaet 6is1e|
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
mco Gore for fig felp maattet for

|meo Gare for fig ielp maattet for
ibare bam moo 6a6erens 8rutalitet.
Dog, BUN bol6t u6, baobebe itooig
paa> at ban igien iful6e flaa ON, og
blipe ben famine iom for, % / Gait
terne uomale6e bun fig, bbor lpffe=
lige De faa ifuloe blipe igien.
Men &aabet fog fell, 90 Sen Bag,
oo oer bleb bra9t benoe 8uoifab ON,
at ban / Druffenlfab bar omfommen
peo en- &iericlulpffe, git bet fprit
irigtig op for benoe, bbor baar6t 81
bet bi6til baboe b9ret for benoe;
ferit mi Ga 8efrieliens Sime par
ilaaet.
Sun og benoes lille S-aarige @pn
flptte6e mi biem til ben6es 6orel=
ore, men iaa tom Sc tire frpgteliglte
Mar al benoes 2in, / bbilfe BUN mi
iteoe farlt me6 fort Mellemrum fine
Sorelore og til Slut Sennen og 1too
1elp alene tilbage, 1,oen @enner, uoen
Slggtntnge, uoen nogen at bol6e al.
9aa bar oct Eanferne pen6te til
bage til ben Eio, Ser Dor gaaet foru6
for ben6es 9@gteifab. &enoes Sure
til 5reoerifsberg Sabc begDn6te, og
tilIt0lt foretog bum benz bber Daq
bele Maret run6t.
@n Dag lelte bun, ON Ell flor BIZ
o%enifabelig Spoagelie giort / @oris
al Ell oanif 2ege. Set bar bam1,
bam, ser for q Mar iioen babbe iagt
til benoe: ~&om1ner gu nogeniin6e /
Neo og Grang, iaa TOM til mig"
9engang fatti9 mc6icinit Stu=
bent, MI Sen peroensbergmte 2ege
% &ioen1fabsmon6.
Sum lnite bioere og iaa, at ban
bar paa &ei til &ipbenbobn for at
boloe 6orelesninger ON fin Opoa=
gelic.
S ODER 3 tiger bab6e @obens an
Ore @tamginiter lite let noget til
~5refenen", % ollie bap6e be bber
fin forfiellige Mening ON @ru1,ben
til bcnoes l16ebliben.
@tor bleb 6erfor oeres Sperro=
itelie, % oe otter iaa benoe fomme.
Wfen Den ifuloe blipe en6nu itprre;
TIL Dagen efter fom bun life olene,
men / Selifab meo cit &erre.
@pa6 par Ser oog 1fet? 8or 6rg=
fenenS &ierte fommen / 6lammer
paa be,1oes gamle Dage?
Ser par itet set, at v5rpfenen" en-
Dag bar bleben funoen ipg og biel=
peles / fin 2eili9beo, brogt pao So
ipitalet, og bapoe allereoe ligget Ger
nogle Gage, 90 Sperlegen en- Sag
tom til Stuegangen iammen mc6 oen
nplig ar1fomne npe @rofesior.
SUN iaa ba1n, og ban iaa benoe,
og om gftermiooagen bleb bum flpt=
tet til ct @neppre1ie .
@enao Mften tom ban in6 til ben=
De, bon TOM alene, 1otte fig peo ST.
oen al @engen> % 6e begpnote at
tale iammen, % f6r1t tent ON Mfte=
11e1 forlo6 ban beroe.
&pao 6e talte ONT fit olorie nogen
at pioc; men fra Den Sag fom ban
ooglig til benoe, og ofte funbe Sc
tale iammen i Eimeois, og oct ipn=
tes, iom oisie 8efgg pirfeoe longt
beore pao &atienten eno al 0eroens
Me6tci11.
S 2gbet al forbau1enoe fort &io
tom bun iaa blot. at BUN funoe itaa
liot op, % ben Sag bun bleb no
ifrepet al @oipitalet, Dor Der ingen,
Der f11noe fien6e ben6e igien.
Sum bab6e tgien lert at 1mile,
@nitgtsfarben bar lite mere oenne
blege fra fer; @fiftelien bar blepen
ranfere, bum bab6e giennemgaoet en-
bel Gorpan6ling.
Set bele forefom &oipitalets Ber=
1onale iom en- @ao6e, men faa Gage
efter fit Sc 2esningen, nemlig Ben
Sag, bum bleb bet til @rofesloren,
90 igien fanot ung6omstibens table
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
Billif Aftenlesninf.

vi vii sende Dem frft ct Prove
hummer af Mustreret Familie
Journal elleF to komplette Aargange
Of samme Blad - ca. 1000 almin-
1elige Bogsider, indeholdende flere
hundrede Fortellinger, Skzzer, H.
1nstratiouer o. Anekdoter, for 500
sent o. 1 Money Order eller regi-
ReGet Brew, til Canada $1.25, SAINT
Je9tegneIse over en- Nasse nyan-
komne Bseer % Lister over en-
Neagde code Btger, der nu selges
I'll neeet nedsatte Priser. Hand
lende q Agenter tlbydes lberale
V1Ikaaf for at sselge Bigger, julie og
Nytaafs-Kort. K~ataloger frit. Skriv
0t1aka.
C. RASMUSSEN co,
~ 8 II St, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
Nu fri fra Smerter
LYDIA Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Cen.
pound befrier en- aQdon Kyinde
fra Lidelser.

Bayonne, N. J.-"FSrend NIT Gif-
led jeg meget at periodisks
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31
Jul VeSterhe1men. 1920.

Dette aarlige Julehefte I'D
kommer ogsaa j Aar med ct
mangesidigt Indhold delvis
paa norsk, delvis. paa engelsk.
Som man vii Sc af nedenstaa-
ende acknowledgements, er
ingen mindre end den be-
r0mte norske Forfatter Johan
Bojer blandt Bidragsyderne.
Med Heftet folger Aere far
vetrykte kunstbilag, og Diet
pragtfulde Omslag er i sig
selv ct Kunstverk.
En- vakrere Julegave end
Jul j Vesterkeimen 1920"
kan man .neppe txnke sig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-31

NDHOLD:
Jul" digit. AT Johan Selnes.
"Julenatsstjernen" AT O. E. Ralvaag.
"Da Gjsken goL." AT Johan Bojer.
"Simeon" AT Jon Norstog.
"SavOs Hennelighet" AT Julius B. Baumanu.
"kaVnen:" AT Edgar Allan Poe, oversat at o. K. Krkeberg.
"Sj@ens Ensomhet:" AT TIL. Caspari.
"Cellotonen!" AT Th. Caspari.
"Da Bykaren kom HEM" AT J. A. Holvik.
"1he Story That Was Never Told" By Dorthea Dahl.
The Unknown Dead" BY o. X. Lundeberg.
THE Old Church at Havre" By o. K. Lundeberg.
by Right Of Reclamation" By Belle Hagen WinMow.
ITO Our Real Heroes" By J. J. Sk9rdalsvold,
ut Is All Right" By Peer Stromme.
Jul 1 VESTERHEIMEN" sende, portofrit hvorsomhest for
$1.00.
c. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
722 South Fourth Street, MINNEAPOLIS MINI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
PRETTY WEDDING
AT ADELPHIA HOTEL
Marriage Of Miss Ann e. cieeIsnd
and Mr.. Owen s. BlrdseII

An interesting June wedding took
place last evening at 6 40 o'clock at the
Adelphia Hotel, when Miss Hattie Gott-
Heb, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Nathan ]
SottIeb of 1902 West Erie avenue, and
Mr.. BENJAMIN Pinheiro, Of 3203 oxford
street, were married by the Rev. Joseph
krauskopf. ID. D., Of Keneseth Israel
temple. The bride wore a gown of
duchess satin, draped with a robe of
ChantilIy lace, with a court train of the
satin. Her veil Of duchess lace was ar
ranged with orange blossoms and she
carried shower OF lilies Of the valley.
Mr.. Gottlieb gave his daughter in mar
rage, and Miss Emma Gottlleb, the
brides sister, was maid of honor The
latter wore gown of gold brocade and
carried an arm bouquet of spring
howers. The bridesmaids, Miss Estella
Sacks, Miss Leonore Prntz, Miss Jewel
Pinheiro. sister OF the bridegroom; Miss
Julia Thatcher and Miss Esther Rob
inson. wore gowns of changeable taffeta
In the pastel shades, and each carried
flowers to match the color of her gown.
Mr.. Pinheiro had for best man Mr.
Benjamin Noble, and his ushers Included
Mr.. Charles Noble, Mr.. Harry Gottiieb.
brother of the bride Mr. Herman
Cooper, Mr.. Samuel Perper and Mr. 7
Cravis. The service was followed by n
dinner and reception. The bridegroom
and bride left on an extended TRIP and
will be at home after September 1 at so4
Roosevelt boulevard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

Rittenhouse, where she has been spend-
ing the winter. and gone to California
for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Burton Cbanoe NJ
Radnor, have taken a camp on Lake
summer. A"i ''o
MIS- Il. Hollingsworth Andrews. of
Iwenty-hrst and Porter streets. will
,',, ieaye July ! for jamestown, where she
Will spend the summer
The second spring flower show.
unoei tne auspices Of the PENNSYLVANIA
horticultural Society, was held on
Friday at the Masonic Hall, Ardmore,
hoses, peonies and June towering per-
ennials were exhibited. Miss eleanor
o. Sampie was chairman Of the AFFAIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howard John
son, OF Forty-flrst and Spruce streets.
Are ARE IN PASADENA, Calf, and will return
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Beldine. Of Rrvn
Mawr' VIII have as their guest for a
short time Mrs. Milo M. Deidipe Of
New York. who will sail for E,irope
on July l. to be gone two months,
Miss Baxter of 426 West Stafford
party on Friday.
Mrs. Donald Leaf, of Golf House road
Haverford, gave a party for her two
children on Saturday afternoon,
The National League of Women
W0rkers s under the auspices Of the Penn
sylyania League of Women Workers
VIII hold Its convention on the Bryrr
Mawr College grounds June 10. II and
~ from IN the morning until 6 O'clock
In the evening. o''eN
Miss Anna Barnard, of Bryp Mawr,
Is visiting for several DAYS her Sister
MRS. W. q. Nelson, of Fernhill West
Chester. "'S'
Mrs. A. II. O'Neil. of St Davids, ia
visiting relatives in Pittsburgh. -
Mrs. William Morrow Barnes. NJ
Overbrook, will entertain the bridal narty
at dinner and a dance this eyenlnr be,
fore the rehearsal for the wedding of
her niece, Miss Edith Elizabeth Russell
ana Mr. Neale MacNeill Jr. which takes
place on Wednesday. '"Ne'
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Berwind Chase
OF Radnor, spent a few DAYS in Wilkes,
Barre as the guests of Mrs, Fredericis
Kirby, on their way to the North
trip. e"' "s'''hs
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Hearne and Miss
Gertrude Hearne, who spent n month In
Wayne. '''''e III
Mrs F. B. Higgins and Mr.. A. K
mer in Chicago '''''
Mrs. L. w. s. Tingle, Of wavne Il,
spending tho summer with friends IN
Owosso, Mich. ~
Miss Gladys MacFadden, Of GIenside
Is on tour of the eastern states and
VIII be the guest of Mrs. Norman Yves.
ley Cabot at her home in BrookIine
mass and Mrs. c. +. sweeney, of West
port. Conn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
WEST PHJlADEt puta

,r,sii MISE Marian Williams, of sbs North
ttIfty.fourth street, whose engasement
t1 hs, mp: besn y' Williams, OF Baltimore, Nd
guest Of honor at a miscelianea,,s~ ~Ss sh ,ne
SMa,turday evening given at the home @,
MISS Mss beatrice Welsh, Of sb2s North
nre.nnt oaI street About twenty guests were
ssIa mr; M and Mrs Albert Cailashan. .,
riaEe OF their daughter. Miss hi E,sin mar u,
Ssassnan, Ssas T, TO Mr.. George L. GaskilI ~
ibis c,t, ,Tta'narine street. on Saturday in
n,so. AZ pretty home wedding which take.
thai ~ vt.So CLOCK Monday. June 2S. If
9I H.o Siz North Thirty third street. ana NJ
stey kruer Patjens, OF sSoI wi,
street. a small reception for the imne,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07
GERMANTOWN

Miss Elizabeth Woodward, of 51g
Bnnton street. will entertain at cards
at her home this evening. Her guests
viii include. Miss Doris Mullen, Miss
Isabel Wood. Miss Ethel Young. Miss
Magdalene Young. Miss Evelyn VIII
liams and Miss Stella williams.
Miss Stella Young, OF 54s East Tul-
pehocken street. entertained informally
at her homo en- Thursday evening. Her
guests Included Miss Evelyn Aucott
Mrs. Raymond Aucott. Miss GLADYS
Boyer. Miss Ruth Kline. Miss Helen
Watson: Miss Gertrude Hargraves
Miss Eleanor Kolch and Miss Mary
Eggly.
The commencement exercises of the
graduating class OF the Germantown
High School will be held in the school
auditorium on Friday morning, June
20. at 10 o'clock. A luncheon will fol-
low the exercises at the Old York Road
Country Club.
Miss Dorothy butcher, of 1872 ,,ur-
gas lane, entertained at cards at her
home on Saturday afternoon in honor
OF Miss Mildred Willoughby. Of West
Jeanne Willoughby, will sail for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-07

France on June ~. Among the guests
were Miss Helen Van Dusen Miss
Constance Schel. Miss Julia Blakeley,
Miss Katherine Burgess, Miss Mildred
Kellerman, Miss Anna Speck and Miss
Mary Stevenson.
Mrs. william T. Tomlinson enter
Washington lane on Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. c. A. r. jan
vier,, of Allahabad, India. Among the
guests were Mrs. George H. Talbot. OF
Princeton; Miss Mary NJ. Barr, Miss
art, of Bala: Mrs. Robert J. Hunter
of Overlook Mrs. Thomas Johnston
Miss Mary Allen, Miss Jane Allen. Miss
Florence Allen. Mrs. Ayres Swayze,
Miss Anne Stilwell, OF Merion Miss
Margaretta b. Wilson, of Lansdowne
Miss Mary Weldon Stewart, Mrs. Wal
ter Whitaker, of Cynwyd, and Mrs.
Howard Sweetwood