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si.,oLDsMoBILE' modelo 45 en- buen
sy,s euiado. Sc vende pOr ausentarse su due
A.. Informaran carretera 1876. teI6fonO
90 s.Si62 azul
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GE vENDE chandler" Roadster de
4 paaaioros. Exeelentes condicioncs. In
formarA; J. Margarida. Tel. 90. Saliva
cor Bran o.
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e' vENDo eurSo complete dibuJO conner
elal. en- ingles. por $40; cost6 S4O Com
pro vendo cnaIquier curse por CORES
e spondencia asado Escriba para lista co.u
plsta 'cuTsos". Apartado l76. s. Juan
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M 81 y La c. A. No - de Ia
ealie de Enrupa ,ad p mfr naran
en Fl nnmeF, a. fe h. misna calle
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so vENnE TN piano milton" y
una cote 'iou 10 la Meior Mhsica dol
Mundy" lnfwhrran san lose 10 rel.
2gh ne~ro
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De alQulla-

JovEN soLTERo dcsea habitaci6n
amuebsada en- casa de familia. Preferi
bic San Juan. Escriba dando informea
a AsCoN. Departamento del Interior.
Sc DEsEA ALQUILAR por dos tres
meses empezando Ell primero de octubre,
una casa buena en- Santurce, Miramar
o el ooneado, completamente amuebla
da. Dirijase Apartado 1911, San Juan,
L. H.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-11

venta en- Ia Porto Rico Drug Blan
GO. coneesionario exclusive para Puer.
!. 70 Rico. @. PeyOrk. ApartadO l62,
Gan Juin.
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OPINION DEL TRIBUNAL EMITIDA
POR Ell JUEZ ASOCIADO
SR. HUTCHINSON


San Juan, P. R., julio IL, 1920
En- la demanda original que fue pre-
sertada en- este case por Ell Fiscal Ge
neral de Puerto Rico en- julio de 1919,
Sc alegaba que el Pueblo de Puerto Ri
CO es ell duefio de cierta finca cuya des
cripci6n es la siguiente:
Solar radicaqo en- la primera 20
ma del barrio de Puerta de TERRA de
Ia municipaidad de San Juan, colin
dando en- veinte metros por Ell Norte
con terrenos de ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, antes con la carretera de San
Juan Rio Piedras; en- veinte metros
por ell Sur con ell Paseo de Covadon-
ga; en- diez metros por Ell Este, con
terrenos tambi6n del Pueblo de Puer
to Rico; en- ocho metres por Ell Oeste,
con terrenos iguslmente del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico Ell demandado aleg6 que
la fnca asf descrita y que Sc trata
de reivindicar lie habia sido cedida por
ell Gobierno de Espafia en- pago de la
cantidad de 568 pesos, Y solicit6 que fue
ra citado de eviction ell gobierno de
Espaha de acuerdo con las disposicio-
mes de los articulos 1884 y 1885 del
C6digo Civil Esta moci6n fue declara
da sin lugar.
En- mayo de 1915 ell fiscal auxiliar
de la Corte de Distrito de San Juan,
sin que cxistiera una verdadera raz6n
o necesidad para clio, radic6 una de-
manda enmendada en- la cual alegaba
entire otras cosas 10 siguiente:
''Que ell demandante es duefio en-
pleno dominic de la siguiente finca:
''Parcela de terreno radicada en- la
primera zona del barrio de Puerta de
TERRA del termino municipal de San
de 6279 metros cuadrados colindante
por ell Norte con la carretera nimero
1; por el Sur con ell paramento Sur de
la muralla que separa esta parcela de
la calle de Comercio de la Marina
con un solar ocupado por don Pedro
16nAVA dAd, pOA Cl 1obO COn uu tLO1O NC
camino que une la calle del Comercio
de la Marina con la carretera No. l.
Y por Ell Oeste con ell precitado solar
do la Junta Escolar de San Juan.
"Que ell demandado de modo Illegal
detentando ell derecho de propiedad del
emandante posee disfruta, dentro del
predio descrito en- Ell hecho segundo,
de esta demanda, una parcela que Sc
describe del modo siguiente:
''Solar radicado en- la primera 20
ma del barrio de Puerta de TERRA de
la municipali1ad de San Juan colindan
do en- veinte metros por Ell Norte con
teTenos del Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
antes con la carretera de San Juan
a Rio Piedras; en- veinte metros por
el Sur, con ell Paseo de Covadonga;
en- diez metros por Ell Este con te-
rrenos tarhbi6n del Pueblo de Puerto
Rico: en- ocho metros por ell Oeste con
terrenos igualmente del Pueblo de Puer
to Rico
"Que la forma y manera como Ell
demandado posee dicha parcela es la
siguiente: Don Pedro E. zamorano fu6
durante la domination espafola con
tratista de derechos de consume o fie
lato que pagaban los artfculos que en-
traban en- la ciudad, Y solicit6 del 60
bierno de Espafia autorizaci6n para
construir con ese fin una caseta en- di-
cho solar, permiso que le fue concedi
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BoRDADoRA Y CoSTURERA. Sc
necesita una bordadora experta y una
costurera que haya tenido expsriencia
en- examinar bordados y costuras. 81 no
tiene buenas referencias no solicite.
Helen w. Courtois, 81 Plaza Principal.
Edificio de la Cruz Roja.
Sc NECESITA un lover O un| joven
que sepa ingl6s, taquigrafia maqui-
nilla. Porto. Rico Progress. 81 San Fran
cisco St., San Juan.
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sERA GRATIFIcADo:-La persona a.
haya encontrado una pulsera de brillan
tes montada en- aluminio y la devuelva
a mi domicilio San Francisco rs ser. pi-
so
R. ALMoDovAR. Phone 1177 verde
Box 531.
RECOMPENSA:-Al que entrcSue TN
paquete (caja de Cart6n) amari 10, con-
teniendo varios efectos personalcs, tet
las, zapatos, ropa de baby, que Sc per
do CT el muellc San Antonio, despues
de Ia llegads del vspor puerto Rico"
Dirijase: Mrs. M. Megwinoff. parada
AZ, Condado, clio S. Ramirez.
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Sc cOmpra.

CoMPRo UN autom6vil de medic uso.
Sc prehere nm "Roan-or". Para infor-
mes dirijase al apartado 1874, San Juan.
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Sc Ofrece.

;hJAHTB vENDEDOR.--Solic pla
para viajar en- comisiones o sueldo.
conocimientOs de provisiones Y mercan
cias en general Larga experiencia via
,ando. conoce bien Ell mercado de p r.
.-ara informes dirijsse a 9. CINTR0N,
2. o. Boa 8, San Juan, P. r.
JovEN .vENDEDoR, active, con CO.
rocimieutos de teneduria de hbros y
correspondence en- ingles y espanol, de
sea colocarse. Informara H. R.. Box
1901, San Juan
SFNoRAS sehoritas pudientes, ofrez
co mis- servicios a domicilio en- la ca
pacidad de profesora de ingl6s. Las per
sonas interesadas pueden escribirme al
apartado 475, San Juan.
"MENDETs".-Ec mucho di
nero remendando utensilios de cocina,
como oLLAS, BANoS, CAFETERAS,
etc. tambien bolsas de aqua caliente
otros titles de gonna. AGENTES GE-
NERALES PARA LA vENTA AL POR
MAYOR EN- PUERTO RICO, "ISBA"
Allen No. 20, Box 4a6, San Juan, P. R.
--~---~- ~-~-~---~--~-->>~-~~~>>~,~~~~~
PASAJE PARA NUEVA YORK:
Cambio uno en- el vapor que sac ell
sabado por uno para ell vapor del
% del corriente. Helen w. ComtOis,
81 Plaza Principal.
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TAOIQE Refnsds. comfortable
>A "A ~~s centrico Para familiaA ,
transeuntea Toda clase de comodida
des. Magnifico servicio. Precios razo
uables. Hay ascenscr, Tel6fono 4S4,
Altos del Pasaje Matienxe Gale Sal
vador Brau No. "a.
lNGLATERRA c.t,,Iss rrSpls',si.. ri. !.
mud, Tanca 6. Telefono 800, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una de
las PrIncipaIes Gales, cerca del Tren
y del Teatro, frente los Muelles y
contiguo al Correo y demas Edificios
Federales. Buen trato. Servicio exec
lente. Sc admiten abonados a precios
m6dicos.
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aameHte rugAs dv objetos cocina, bil-
aas Dc aqua eali'nte. gonna elasica, c.
son uao de soldaduTas calor; caiita sur
tlda ~ osat'vos ., nfcesitan Agent 8.
Royal novolty Agensy. casnas, r. Il.
APkovEcIEE AHoRA vendO una
,~.casa en Bantnree ealis de Salvador
rrats. parada s3 cuarto. transversal
IA calls del rarqua eincO habitaciO
81. nsa d0Imitorio. Aaia. comedor cuarto de
i.., haho eocinA sxtenso solar. renta $50.
80 fnciliiadss para 81 pagO. InfOrmarA Tel
boi aAb IuaH Rafael Lopez.
ss tENDo curse compieto dibuJo conner
: eial. en- ingles. por $40; cost6 $40. Com
pro y vendo cnalquier curse por CORES
is spondencia nsado Escriba para lista co!u
pista. "curnos". Apartado l76. s Juan
EE vENDE chandler Roadster de
4 plsaiorOs. Exeelentes condicioncs. In
formarA; J. Margarida. Tel. 90, Saliva
cor Bran o.
nfLDoRAs sianas:-Dsirrollo
Eeiloza. Ehcaz resul.ado en- dos ne
sos. ~ amos dc 6xito mundiall De
venta en- Ia Porto Rico Drug" Blan
CO. coneesionario exclusive para Puer
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a.. Informaran carretera 1876. teI6fonO
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PARA Ell sExo FUERTE:-C Capsula5
coNosAN compucstas dc Kiva- -Kava
? saudalo. Remedio efcacisimo Riedel
y Co.. Brooklyn. De venta on las acre
"'- dtadas farmacias. conecsionario exclu-
sivo para Puerto Rlco. J. @. PeyOrk. I'D
rouret. san Juan.
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Importante opinion emitida
por el Tribunal Supreme

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
reivindica ell solar de la casa
dedicada, a trabajos en- mar
mol situada junto al paseo
de Covadonga
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
Demandante y apelado,
Pedro E. zamorano,
Demandado y apelante.
Numero 2064
Apelaci6n procedente de La Corte Gle
Distrito de San Juan, Seccion la.
ALEGACIoNEs.- Enmiendas.-I Incon
gruencia.- Exception previa.-- Per
juicio.
Cuando una enmienda es de tai ma
turaleza que -debi6 haber, sido concedi
da en- interes de la justicia, la senter
cia apelada no sera revocada debido
defectos omisiones que han sido
subsanados por la parte contraria. a
una incongruencia inmaterial entire las
alegaciones y la prueba, en- ausencia
de exception previa presentada Ell item
po, o 81 la prueba fue presentada sin
objection, o 81 aparece claramente que
Ell demandado no fue perjudicado sus-
tancialmente por tai defecto u omission.
JURISDICCION.- Cortesia interracio-
nal Acci6n contra un Estado ex-
tranjero.
Como una consecuencia de Ia indie
pendencia absolute do toda autoridod
soberana, de la cortesia international
que induce todo estado soberano a
respetar IL Independence y dignidad
de los demas estados soberanos, todos
los estados Sc niegan a ejercer por me
dio de sus cortes, jurisdiction sobre
una acci6n contra cualquier otro esta
do, sobre la persona del soberano de
cualquier otro estado, sobre la pro-
piedad p1blica de cualquier otro esta-
do, aunque dicho soberano dicha pro
piedad sc encuentren dentro de su te-
rritorio.
OPINION DEL TRIBUNAL EMITIDA
POR Ell JUEZ ASOCIADO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. James IIolgatc, 4316 Spruce
street. will give dance at the Ritten-
house on Friday evening in honor Of her
daughter, Miss Marion June Holgatc.
DR.. and Mrs. T. Merrill Weeks, S15
South Forty eighth street, will enter
tain at dinner at the Rittenhousc before
the dance for tho receiving party.
Mrs. Frederick B. Ferris. Of 26il
South Seventy second street, entertained
at 900" Saturday afternoon. The
guests included Miss Edna Hildenbrand
Mrs. William +. Duffy, Mrs. Ernest
Rossc, Mrs. Albert Posey, of Whining
ton (; Miss Edith IIlldenbrand, Mrs. Ed
win G. Poole, Mrs. Leon NJ. Ferris,
Miss Anne Maelonc. Miss Emile jan
yicr, Of st. George, Del, and Miss
Margaret Ferris.
Announcement is made of the mar :
riage of Miss Gladys Ruth Strausscr,
of 1916 Ludlow street. and Mr.. Joseph
y. Hall, Of IIatboro, Pa, on April II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will BE- ut home at
1916 Ludlow street until June /, after
which they will live in Denver, Col.
Miss Tevis Miller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Miller, of Wilmington.
spent the week end as the guest of Miss
Eleanor Beetem, of 4J1S Pine street.
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Thursday morning at o o'clock in st.
Elizabeth's Roman Catholic Church,
was that of Miss Catherine Mansfield,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield.
and Mr.. John g. Thompson, son OF
Mrs. Rose NJ. Thompson. After the
ceremony they went on a short trip,
after which they will return 60 their
new home in North Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph y. Feigel, of North
broad street, entertained a house party
the Inst week in her apartment at At
lantic City. The guests included Mrs.
Henry Meter, Mrs. Emanuel Heller,
Mrs. .hddie Frank. Mrs. David Moses
and Mrs. Max Heller.
Post 1SS, of the American Legion,
will give smoker and entertainment
at Moscbach's Hall, Thirteenth street
and Girard avenue. on Friday evening.
The committee in charge has arranged
an attractive program. a smokers kit
will be presented to every ex service
man present. The officers Of Post 1SS
include the following: Mr.. Carl Sachs.
commander Mr.. John Mcbride, vice
commander; Mr.. NJ. A. Greenberg. ad =
iutant: Mr.. J. Paul Jones. finance Of
flccr; DR.. J. NJ. .Cohau, historian, and
Mr.. james Kane, chaplain.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks Of parious Happenings in Socetyiss
Ruth Draper to CiUe Monologues for Music School Benefit

Reed. who was formerly Miss Elizabeth
Boyd.
Mrs. Austin Heckshcr. who has
been spending the winter mt the Colonial.
Eicyenth and Spruce streets, has gone
TO New Canaan for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph G.. Roscu
garten and their family, of 2212 DE
Lancey place. have opened their country
mouse at st. Davids for the summer.
Miss Clyde will close her apartments
at the Bellevue. Stratford. on MAY |
ana VIII open her country place at
Bryn Mawr
AIR. and Mrs. G. Emory NTcATichacl
ana their family have opened thcir
country home, Knoll House. Devon. -
Mr.. and Mrs. James Francis Sul =
livan and Miss sullivan, who have
been spending several weeks at the Ritz
Carlton, will leave shortly for their
country place. the Woods, Radnor.
Miss Katherine G. Lea, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Lea, of
Westhrop Farm. Devon. who has been
visiting IN New York, has returned to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Emott Hare, of
foo south Twenty second street, will
open their summer home at Strnfford
the last week in May.
Miss Helen Willard Hill, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson Hill.
was the guest Of honor at n card party
given by Miss Louise Schucsslcr. OF
west johnson street, Germantown, on
saturday afternoon. The marriage of
MISS Hill and Mr.. John Blair Thom
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

y birthday surprise party was given
in honor of Miss Rose Cohen BY her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Cohen. at
their home. 033 North Franklin street,
on April Is. Miss Sarah Wasscrman n .
Miss Anna Schatz, the Misses Cohen;
Miss Lillian Cohen, Mr.. Marty Green
Mr.. Victor Herbert, Mr.. Edward. Mr..
lSadorc Wasserman, Mr.. Louis Rothcu-
stein were among the guests. Miss
Mary Kennedy, Mr.. Louis Feinstein,
and Miss Anna Connolly entertained.
Mrs. II. +. Schcrr. Mrs. Louis w.
Whitall. Mrs. James Dawson WhitalI.
Mrs. John Mundell Mrs. Robert ely
mcr, Mrs. w. Gctz. Mrs. THOMPSON,
Mrs. Edgar Seoly, Mrs. c. G. Klopp.
Mrs. Gowner. Mrs. Charles +. Meyers
and Mrs. Webster Klopp, n group of
friends forming II five hundred club.
closed the seasons entertainment last
week with luncheon followed by cards
at the Arcadia.
Mrs. Alfred Conaway. Of 5016 North
Camac street. will entertain at cards
tomorrow afternoon with the following
guests: Mrs. William Voorhees,, Mrs.
Stanley Querns, Mrs. Howard Jantzcn.
Mrs. Carl +. Schaeffer. Mrs. James l..
Brown. Mrs. Victor Beck, Mrs. Zane
Hoffman. Mrs. Elmer b.. Hampton
Miss Jennie Querns. Mrs. Herbert
Brooks and Mrs. Frank Schick.
An announcement Of much interes,
to their many friends is the engage,
ment of Miss Mary Gertrude Godfrey
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley $.
| Godfrey. 1850 East Cumberland street
to Mr.. Harrison Bloom Drauckcr, OF
Sixteenth and Spruce streets.
A quiet wedding. which took place
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26

Major Frederick Engienardt on 'The
Teaching Business. Mrs. Robert Ho.
wurth, Jr., will sing. accompanied by
Mrs. Albert Dutton MacDade. A ten
will follow when the hostess will be
Mrs. Stacy @. Glauser.
DR.. and Mrs. John Gibbon, Of 16OS
Spruce street, will move this week to
their summer home near Media.
The twenty fifth anniversary lunch e
con of the Woman's Club Of Ridley
Park will be given today followed in
the afternoon by play rendered by
members of the transformers" a
dramatic organization of the town. Mrs.
+. +. Turner is chairman Of the lunch
con committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Bastian,
Jr., Of 1920 Ritner street. are receiving
congratulations on the birth of son
Thomas Bastian. Mrs. Bastian viii
be remembered as Miss Frances Carthy
daughter Of Mr.. j. Carthy.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Miss Isabelle Seafried
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Sea
fried, of S26 North Twenty eighth
street. to Mr.. Robert Gibson, of Twcn
ticth and Moore streets.
The Philo Club of Trinity Lutheran
Church. Eighteenth and Wolf streets
entertained n large audience of friends
on Friday evening. The girls of the
Philo Club sang several selections
Other members presented three act
play entitled Patty Makes Things
Hum
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
TIoGA

The Iota Chapter of the Sigma Alpha
Pi Sorority was entertained BY Miss
Ruth Tnggart at her home 1862 North
Eleventh street, Saturday afternoon.
Among those present were Miss Ethel
Frankhauser. Miss Alice Green, Miss
Beatrice Hunter. Miss Mary Rcincke.
Miss Helen Smallcy, Miss Pearl Stahl
and Miss Helen Tappan.
Miss Anna Larkin entertained the
members of the Alpha Tau Sigma
Sorority on Saturday afternoon at her
home, 3S41 North Broad street. Her
guests included Miss Doris Denison,
Miss Edythe Everett. Miss Catherine
Ferry. Miss Maize Ferry, Miss Mar
jorie Hindman, Miss Gertrude Munday
Miss Elizabeth Parkins. Miss Myrtle
Sherwood, Miss Catherine White and
Miss Kathryn Young.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, of 2137 West
Ontario street, Is spending some time
in Atlantic City as the guest of hei
daughter in law, Mrs. Charles Coleman
Jones, who has come on from her homs
i'll Hammond. Ind, to spend the carly
spring with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. Clay Dingec, in Atlantic City.
Miss Catherine Conway. of 415(
North Broad street, will be the hostes.
Of the Delta Tau Sorority members OF
Wednesday afternoon at her home
Miss Marian Eckert, Miss Jean Clark
Miss Marguerite Larkin. Miss Kathryr
Horn, Miss Naomi Lodge, Miss Annl
Larkin. Miss Margaret McMcnamy,
Miss Margaret Manning, Miss Heller
Murphy. Miss Marie Krier. Miss Carl
Viva. Miss Loretta Dagney. Miss An.
nette Meehan. Miss Sara Sweeney, Mis-,
Beatrix Alvarez. Miss Marian Dooley
Miss Elizabeth Miller. Miss Ruth Wal.
ruth and Miss Agnes McCaffrcy viii
be the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon T.. Brasier have
returned from their wedding trir
through the West and are at home q,
3444 North Twenty third street. The
bride was Miss Bessie Armstrong.
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NORRISTOWN

Captain Frederick L. Craft, of the
Norris. has been honored by the French
Government with the Order of the Uni
vcrSity of Palms. grade of Officer
d'Academie. Captain Craft was on
duty in France with the Engineer of
Construction Transportation Corps.
Mrs. Henry &. Wentz. of West
Main street, entertained at luncheon
followed by auction at her home at
which the guests were Mrs. j. l..
Larzelcre, Mrs. Frank S. Ycaklc. Mrs.
Norris ID. Wright. Mrs. Charles Paist,
Mrs. Henry |. Fox. Mrs. Ashley p.
Hunter and Mrs. Richard II. Lane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
Rox1oRouGH

a surprise reception and musical
was given on Saturday evening in honor
Of Mrs. Charles Jones Thompson, at
her home. 800 Ieverington avenue, in
celebration Of her birthday anniver4 :.
sary. Those participating included
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Brooks, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hayes, Mr.. and MRS.
Nathan L. Jones, Miss Edith Righter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mr..
aud Mrs. Harry Hayes. Miss Pearl
Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pfisterer.
Mr.. Charles Jones Thompson, Mrs.
Ida Pfstcrer, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Cantrell. Mr.. and Mrs. William Ames,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rawlins Adams, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Birkmire, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Miller, Mrs. Laura
Manwaring. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Kelly. the Rev and Mrs. johnson II.
Miner and Mr.. and Mrs. Solon AM
1Crson,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

=, The senior dance at Springside
school, Chestnut Hill, took place on
Saturday evening. Among those who
belong to the class and acted as host
cESSeS with Mrs. Chapman and Miss
Jones were Miss Louise Dixon, Miss
JI99SCphine Cristield, Miss Margaret
Masters, Miss Betty Purviance; Miss
Chestnut Hill; Miss Eleanor Hart. of
Ambler; Miss A. X. Bonneville. Miss
Edith Mofly, Miss Helene Turner, of
~ Airy; Miss Sarah Logan Starr. OF
Germantown Miss Annette Wright, Of
Logan Miss NJ. Scrcven, Miss ii. Lau-
renee, Miss |. Harrison, of Savannah,
ia Miss NJ. Martin, of Charleston, 3.
a.; Miss Helen Jcrvey, of Grecnvillc,
>; e., and Miss Il. MacCullum, of
Phoenixville, Pa.
:, Miss Anna l.. Sartori, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Sartori, of
o'"O Emlcn street, Germantown, will
cc4terlain at luncheon and shower on
May in honor of Miss Eleanor Noble,
Naughter OF Mrs. William Woodbridge
,mnHb,c. whose marriage to Mr.. Geoffrey
\. llawlcy will take place on June l.
Mrs, Sartori and Miss Sartori are
spending fortnight in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. William Granund,
Im9ent of their daughter, Miss Helen
Frances Granlund, to Mr.. j. Ellwood
=. Mrs. Clarence Leigh Meyer, of
Meri ion, will entertain at bridge for
The benefit of the Webster Street Settle
mcnt House on Tuesday, May 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wheeler, OF
2lo7 Locust street, gave dinner Friday
evening, in honor OF Miss Mabel Brico,
and Mr.. Walter Wheeler, whose en-
Engement has been recently announced.
The marriage of Mr.. Wheeler and Miss
Bbricc will take place on June o., in the
SShnrch Of st. Luke and the Epiphany,
ihirteenth street, near Pine. -,
Mrs. George Il. Evans entertained at
= supper party at the Bellevue. STRAIT
iOsa an honor Of Mrs. Paul dc Hof
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-26
GERMANTOWN

=, The spring hop of the Phi Epsilon
Gamma Fraternity was held THURSDAY
evening at the Beliield Cricket Club.
MIR. and Mrs. George Lewis Swart E
won't, formerly of $40 East Washing
ton lane. have left Germantown to
make their home in New York.
Mr.; and Mrs. Robert MAR, of 400
HanSberry street, entertained at bridge
at their. home on Friday evening in
honor OF their daughter, Miss Estellc
MAR, whose engagement to Mr.. Walter
Talbot has recently been announced.