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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28
Program for Luncheon.

An interesting program has been
prepared for the annual luncheon
meeting Of the Davenport Catholic
Woman's league to be held tomor-
row noon at Fejervary park inn,
Mrs. J. J. Dorgan and Mrs. ]. A..
DeCock, both past presidents of the
league, and Miss Helene Ahrens, the
president, will. give short talks
Rock Island women are invited to
attend the affair. Following are
some Of the program numbers:
Voice
II Hear a Thrush at Eve"
......... ......... Cadman
Miss Elizabeth Gimbel
Instrumental
(a) symphony" .......... Gurlitt
tb) Among the Roses" "A. ]. Lake
The O'Donnell Trio
Piano
"Sonato Pathetic" ..... Beethoven
Miss Helen Powers
vocal ..... Selected
Miss Genevieve Studuhar
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28
Marriage inst Announced.

The marriage of Miss Mary Le-
Claire, daughter of Mrs. Sarah I.
LeClaire Of $40 Eighth street, Dav-
export. to George w. Innes of Mo-
line. has just been announced. The
ceremony took place July rs, 1919,
In Clinton, Iowa, but was kept a
secret to all except a few intimate
friends. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home Of relatives in
Clinton. Mrs. Innes ia . grand
niece OF Antoine LeClaire, the
founder Of Davenport. Mr.. lines
is employed at the Root and Van
Dervoort shops.
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A. L. Niekless Of the First Presby-
tartan church. Rev. Mr. Nickless
performed the ceremony. After the
service, Z delicious wedding lunch-
con was served BY the brides sister,
Mrs. n. E. Vennum. at her home.
The bride was dressed in becom-
ing travelling suit Of dark blue, with
hat and blouse to match. Her now
ers were . corsase Of Aaron Ward
roses. The young couple will make
their home In Rock Island ut 1896
Seventh avenue Mr.. Fry has al
ways made his home in Rock Is
land. attending the public schools
here and graduating from the high
school in the class Of 1913. He Is
at present employed Is machinist
at the Thirty-first street round
house.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28
Announce Wedding Of April 10.

Inc announcement OF the mar
rage of Miss Lex Miller, niece Of
States Attorney Benjamin S. Bell
of Moline, to Carl l.. Carlson, of
this city which took place April 10
in Muscatine, Iowa, was announced
at dinner party given Saturday
evening at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Louis Loltzer, sos
Forty-fifth street. The couple went
to Muscatine without letting any
one in on the secret and did not an
nounce the marriage until yester-
day.
The bride has been employed in
the mailing department Of the Mod
ern Woodmen Publication building
and the bridegroom at Wales. The
home is to be at 305 Forty-fifth
street, for the present.
Dinner was served at O'Clock,
covers being laid for -. The home
decorations were cut flowers. and
on the table there was large
bouquet Of roses, and pink and Law
ender ribbons hung from the chan
delier to each place. Here they were
attacked to nut shell in which
was the wedding announcement.
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Wood.Wnken Wedding.

The marriage of John r. Wood Of
Edgington, and Miss Elsie Wilken
Of Andalusia took place this noon
in the First Baptist church before
a large company OF friends and rel
atives. Rev. ]. Clark Granger OIL
ciated at the pretty ceremony. Miss
Florence NJ. Robinson Of Preemp-
ton and Arbon C. Wood. brother OF
the groom, were the attendants.
The bride was dressed in a pretty
gown of white bridal satin with a
full length veil arranged in cap ef-
feet. Her flowers were a corsage OF
brides roses. Miss Robinson wore
gown of white vCile and carried
bouquet of pink roses. Follow
ing the ceremony wedding break
fast was served at Mr.. Woods home
at Edgington for the members OF
the immediate families. MIR. Wood
is a nephew of Mrs. A. F. Young of
1912 Nineteenth street. He attend
ed the public schools in Rock Is
land, graduating from the Rock Is
land high school in the. class OF
1918. During the war, he was in
the army, with an engineer corps.
The young couple will make their
home on the farm at Edgington,
where Mr.. Wood is a farmer.
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Markward.Quinn.

The marriage of Miss Ella Quinn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Quinn, of 1904 Iowa street, Daven-
port, to w. L. Markward of Coates
vile, Pa, took place at 5 o'clock
Saturday morning at the church Of
st. Paul the Apostle, Davenport,
Rev. Father Donohue officiating.
The bride had her two sisters, the
Misses Catherine and Grace, as at
tendants, the former as maid of
honor and the latter as bridesmaid.
Leo Stanley Of Pawtucket, r. l.,
was best man and Emmett Quinn,
brother of the bride, acted as usher.
The bride was in a gown of white
ruffled net, and the wedding veil in
cap effect encircled with ruffles
was held with orange blossoms.
The bouQ, It was of roses and ba-
by breath. The maid of honor was
in orchid organdie and the brides
maid in gold organdie, both frocks
being made alike. They carried
like formal bouquets Of ferns and
daffodils.
Miss Stella German played the
nuptial music. A company of 30
relatives were at the wedding
breakfast served at the brides
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Markward left
during the day on a honeymoon.
The new home will be in Kokomo
Ind, where the bridegroom is with
the stone and Webster company.
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Sunbean Society Meets.

SunboaD S0c3ety Meets.
The Sunbeam society Of the Zion
Lutheran church met Saturday af-
tefnoon at the home Of Miss Mar
garet Swanson, 1908 First street A.
Moline. There was q good attend
ance, and . very interesting pro-
gram Of musical numbers and
readings was given. A delicious
two-c course luncheon was served
by Mrs. Swanson after the program.
The next meeting Of the society will
be in the form Of q picnic to be held
July 3 at Long View park.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28

Nuts, Raisins or Currants, placo|
in the centers of baked apples n
fore baking) is a good change fSuu
the plain baked apple.
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TiooA

Mrs. Harry Earl Campbell. Of West
Tioga street, entertained the members OF
the Galax Club yesterday afternoon at
her home. This was the first OF the
series Of autumn and winter entertain
ments and the guests included Mrs.
Henry Lands Shcip, Mrs. @. II. Claner,
Mrs. George III. Young. Mrs Harry sid ~
NJ. Jones. Mrs. Charles Edward Hal
lowell. Mrs. Harry A. Lacey, Mrs. Frank
Martin, Mrs. Daniel H. Redmond, Mrs.
w. M. Stirk, Mrs. p. H. Foley, Mrs
Eugene II. Hutton, Mrs. Wilmer M.
Kruzen. Mrs Elizabeth Lcsher, Mrs
Edmund Nash Lippincott, Mrs. r.. Y.
Patterson, Mrs. @. w. Taylor, Mrs. !.
M. Troth, Mrs. Samuel Styer, Mrs
Joseph II. Stott, Mrs. r. w. Scott, Mrs
c. A. Vandervoort, Mrs. ]. G. Applegate,
Mrs. Albert Baltz, Mrs. Carl Berger,
Mrs. George M. Baer. DR.. Laura Carneil,
DR.. Caroline Comstock, Mrs. John Col
erick Garrigues and Mrs. William Web
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Rsule, Of 1851
George Il. Spotz. of Atlantic City.
brother law and sister OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Raule, returned last week from an
automobile tour through Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Boyer and their
family, who spent the summer and early
autumn at Avalon. N. j.. have returned
TO their winter home, 1890 West Tioga
street. .-.
The autumn reception Of the A. w. T.
Society Of the Temple Baptist Church
will be held this evening In tho social
hall Of the church. Twenty-second and
Tioga streets
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr., and Mrs. Edgar w. Baird, of
Snestnut Hill and the Wellington, an
hounce the engagement of their daugh-
YER Miss Gainor Owen Baird, to Mr..
Joseph a. Minott. o. Portland, Ore
Miss Baird. who spent the summer
abroad with her aunt. Mrs. Henry S.
Seanes, returned to this country last
saturday. Her sister, Miss Marion wis.
yer Baird. will be married TO Mr.
ber l. ''''' y" No'e"i'
MT. and Mrs. Robert e. Strawbridge
t" III" OF Meadow Lodge. Bryn Mawr, will
sNe dlnner-dance at the Radnor Hunt
vi saturday, October 80.
NM. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Rosengarten. OF
SInnorn, entertained a family party al
iauta on Thursday, In honor of Mr.
-Vw'S Neilson, Of Coolock, st. Davids.
,,rs' mrs James Wilcox, of Villanoya has
1stoLu 1tSu INVITATIONS for a dinner-dance ,,u
M;sooer M;So 20, at her home, in honor oi
Mss anna Sophia Yarnall. daughter M
anu Mrs. Charlton YatnaII. az Crun
yy'eeK farm. Devon, and Miss Mariorja
ich uinpon, daughter of DR. and Mrs
Az ~, Gibbon, of Lynfiold Farm Ma.
SEASON VINO are two debutantes Of this
NJ MISS Eleanor Gummey. daupbtar y,
%in and Mrs, Charles Francis Gumn,s
w. MN ne the guest of honor nt a dinnar
%a W. gNen by Mr. and Mrs Chariaa "a -
next Tss.oll' Ts 1soll' Of 1915 Walnut Islru.,
which Tpnsuay pr night, before the dance
"'" Dr. and Mrs. Joscph Leidy viii
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Miss Louise Jameson have returned to
their home in St David's after spend
ing the summer at Patten, Me.
Miss Helen Painter and NJ IS Emma
Painter. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard T. Painter, Of Summit avenue,
Wayne. left on Wednesday to resume
their studies at st. Mary's Hall. Bur-
ington, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paxson Deeter, of Bryn
Mawr, and Mr.. Samuel Bispham Bowen
of Germantown, father Of Mrs. Deeter
Who have been travelling through the
Vest, are now In Honolulu. They ex-
rect to return October "a.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs George e. Smith, who
after tour OF the Great Lakes spent thu
early autumn on Lake Ontario at tht
cottage Of Mrs. Smiths parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Lcng. of 1915 Rocklan.
street. have returned to Logan and will
he at home with Mr.. and Mrs. Long. ThC
bride was Miss Marian G.. Long. Mr.
Smith served overseas one and one-hali
years with the 10Sth Field Artillery.
Mrs. Frank Gaskill has returned t.
her home In Logan after spending the
season in Buffalo. N. Y.
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Observation-Disclosures

Miss Dorothy Aline Dexter, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Leon s. Dexter. of sass
Sherwood Road, Overlook. will be mar
red at her home at quarter of four
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list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Wvnne Tells Of Debutmtes Seen at the Horse
shov--Mrs. Hutchison Scott to Haze Supper Club
at BeIIeuue-Snatford Again

give at their country home, Rose Tree
House. Penllyn, also in honor of Miss
Gummey.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs Milton Horace Buckley, Blck.
more, Wallingford. for the marriage Of
Buckley, and Mr.. stafford william Par
ker, on Monday, October rs, at Z o'clock,
et ST. Pauls Episcopal Church, Chester,
Pa. A reception will follow at Bickmore,
bride and Bridegroom will be at home
after the LIST O January. at 116 Day
avenue. g. w, Roanoke, Va, for which
cards are inciosed. ~. M.
An interesting engagement to society
IN this city and Baltimore is that Of
and. Mrs. @. Warren Stork, Of Roland
Park, Baltimore, and Mr.. Henry Barton
Lewis, son of Mra Flora Barton Lewis,
Of Holmesburs, Pa ....
At the marriage Of Miss Katharine
Mrs. Francis Msccuiioch Roberts, OF
Wayne. and Mr.. Maurice Cornish Prev.
son of Mrs. Edward John Prev, which
will take place at St. Mary's Memorial
Church in Wayne. at noon on October
maids will be Mrs. John M. Biynn, Miss
Frances Clyde M. Brodhead. Mrs Duff
Geld Ashmead, Miss Katharine Walter
Hunter and Mss Mary $. Little, A
nre'RIpsI IOr tue WmeOuAte 1amlnes
fsrta y y, VII h.r .oS n,Stron ~ bonnp ana VIII en-
maids tomorrow at luncheon at her home
In Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Henderson supplee,
Of Wynn efeld. announce the engagement
70 Mr William r Dictson ~ tbis ~
Nv ord Mr. "a Eraro,s J s pao,,.s W.
who have been occupying their cottage
at Spring Lake, returned to their home
NV oSeinon' non ie" usyS ,y,,, ago
Mr; ana Mrs william townsend
st. Davids having spent the summer
AT Narragansett Pier. .-a
The third of the series Of educational
talks was given in the auditorium Of
me Media Hign Scnool when the speak,
ers were Mrs. Thomas Cooper and Mr.. ].
S,auoe beqioro, tne sup)ect peins The
CnIo' tne 5ome ana the SCHOOL These
taiks are given unqer tine auspices OF
me PennsyNania League or women
MI ana Mrs. W u. Hakett, OF Ridley
PARK. nave moved to apartments In this
city where they VIII spend the winter.
n. rbeius rbina s o, ,sS, mrs s.ar pata Marauis rope
i. NJ tbs pr,tn Msu,r yosntta, ha,,sue sue g
mnSsrenne or nnerot,on for anns,a'c,.,ss
Mrs, Pope will he remembered as Miss
Mps wi. waadT aSas aaSgnosr os Deron ot Mr. ana
% ~ ~Le"s iw"iueIi' VI De'oh.
MRS George Craig Stewart, or Evans
ton' IL. Is visiting her sister, MRS; IL.
w. Roth, at her nome In st. Davids
,, Mrs. Norton Downs and her family OF
Inree runs, VIII occupy the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs: Edward Grocer. at 2l2s
LOCUST street this winter Mr.. ana
mrs. Srozer VIII pass the winter at
ram Beach, Fla.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Elizabeth
na Ia - Do
Of 1912 Dupont avenue, South Minne-
apols. Mimi. and Mr.. w liam II. But
! ler, Jr., of Detroit, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Butler, of 1853 West Sey-
mour street, Germantown, took place In
Minneapolis on Saturday.
Mrs Richard Mcsherrv ~ Ralt,nore
danghter ~ Mr. ana Mr.. Boiiin II
Wilbur' Of o,d stons House. 81 Davids
will visit her parenta toward the arst
Of Novenber after her return from Alley
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs T. s. Furlong and fam
lily. Of 5014 Pulaski avenue. have re.
turned from spending the summer at
their cottage at Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Walter. Jr., OF
the wyneva Apartments, Wayne and
Wyoming avenues, nave returned from
summer spent at the Normandie,
Ocean City.
New Stenton avenue, spent the week.
end at Atlantic City.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Robert ]. McKain have
returned to their home at 9l5 South
Conestoga street. after spending several
weeks at wildwood. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Awnshutz, for
n:erly Of 5219 Westminster avenue, have
taken up their residence at Woodbury.,
". ]. Mrs. Awnshutz will be remembered
as Miss Helen Kinsley, Of Tacony
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Florence Haines, Mrs. Charles Mcclure,
Mrs John Parry and Mrs. Wilbur
Davenport.
Mrs. ]. Hagerman and family. Of
Rowland avenue, have returned from
Atlantic City. where they spent the sum-
mer and carly fall at their cottage.
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MAIN LINE MARRIAGE
OF INTEREST TODAY
Miss Emily {. cIothier Bride Of
Mr.. Strawbridge - Mr..
Snowden Henry Weds

A marriage Of Importance which will
take place this afternoon is that Of Mise
Mr. and Mrs Morris l. CiotSier. OF OF
Clairenont. villanova, and Mr.. Fred
eric II. Strawbridge. Jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic III. Strawbridge, Of Tor
worth; Sernssnt.owp;; The Wedding will
The bride will be attired In a gown
Of white satin and rare lace. Her veil
will be arranged with orange blossoms
and she Will carry a bouquet OF orr
Miss Lydia ciothier, sister of Miss
Clothier, will be her only attendant and
will act as maid of honor. She will
wear q frock OF orange taffeta and will
The ceremony, which Will take place
at I o'clock, will be performed by
Dr. Alexander T. Cummins, Of Pough-
keepsle, N. Y, who also married Miss
Clothiers parents twenty years ago. DR..
Cumfnins was a classnate and room
mate Of Mr.. Clothier at Swarthmore
College. He also baptized the bride of
today.
Mr.. J. Clayton strawbridse. brother
OF the bridegroom, will be the best man
throp II. Claghorne, brother.in-law
Mr.. Robert e. Strawbridge, Jr., cou-
sin; Mr.. Lawrence c. Murdock. Mr.
Philip Langdon Corson. Mr.. Frederick
| v. ccHhfneT' Ol tnis CITY, anu nf. Basil
Hubert Cooper. Of Moorestown, N. ].
| A large reception will follow the cere-
mony at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clothier, after which Mr.. and Mrs
| Strawbridge will leave on wedding
trip
HENRY-MERCK
The marriage of Mss IGlsbeth Merck
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Merck
Of Llewellyn Park, and Mr.. Snowden
Henry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bhyard
Henry of West Walnut lane. German
town, win take place today at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Merck The bride will
be attended by the Misses Merck, two
Of her sisters Mrs. George Merck, Mis-.
| Charlotte Cheston, Miss Antoinett,
Dorr, and Miss Mary Porritt. OF Hart
ford. as bridesmaids. Miss Mary Rob
erts, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaat
Roberts, and niece Of the bridegroom
will be flower girl.
Mr.. Henry will have Mr.. George e
Bowdoin, Of Baltimore, as best man
and the ushers, who will include mem
bers of Mr.. Henry's class at Princeton
will be Mr.. John Marshall Harlan, o.
Washington; Mr. Charles p Macarthur
Of Buffalo Mr.. Philip D. Reynolds, o
New York Mr. George w. Merck. Mr.
Arthur Paul and Mr. George Harrison
Frazier, Jr.
A reception will follow the ceremony
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HOLM ESBURG

Miss Alice Frost, Of 3120 Rhawn
street. will entertain the members OF
her 500 today, when her guests will be
Mrs Benjamin Clark, Mrs. Frank Ly-
nam. Mrs. Harvey Haines, Mrs. Henry
Weeds, Mrs. Harvey Walton. Miss Ida
Walton. Miss Caroline Snyder. Miss
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mrs Mary Shine, of 1914 Ridge ave-
nue. announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Lillian Shine, to Mr.. Eu-
gene S. Fink, of Oak Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Isador Griver have
moved from their apartment at 3146
Diamond street to their new home at
!7l3 West Silver street.
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MISS ANTON.
ETTE GEYELIN
Miss Geyelin, who
Is tho daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l.. Geyelin,
was an interested
spectator at the
Horse Show
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o'clock this afternoon. to Mr.. Harry
Franklin Richards, son of Mr.. J. Gran
ville Richards, OF Baltimore, Md. The
Rev Robert Norwood, rector Of & the
will officiate. The bride, who will be
given In marriage by her father, will
have but one attendant, who will be
Miss Bettina Brabrook, Of Taunton,
Hampton Richards, Of Port Deposit, Nd,
will be his brothers best man.
After q reception, which will immedi-
ately follow the ceremony, Mr. ana Mrs.
Richards will leave on their wedding %
will live at 1sii Pine street, this city
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The marriageN Of Miss Gertrude va
Mrs John Hagmaier, Of 112 East Lou
den street, TO Mr. Charles II. Schroeder,
Of 213S North Franklin street, took
place at the home of the brides par
his daughter in marriage and the Rev.
Lytle l. Free, pastor Of the Boulevard
Presbyterian Church, performed the
ceremony. Miss Emma Hagmaier at.
tended her sister as maid OF honor and
for Mr.. Schroeder.
A wedding breakfast for the inme-
diate families followed the ceremony
After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Schroder VIII i've IN Oiney'
RAMsEY-DrLLoN.
Tho marriage Of Miss yerna May
Dillon, daughter OF Mrs: Mary FL Dill
lon, of 2lo West Chelten avenue. to
Mr.. Joseph c. Ramsey. took place very
quietly, at the home Of the brides
mother on Saturday afternoon at fve
o'clock DR.. stern. rector OF the Re.
formed Episcopal Church. Wayne and
Choiten avenues, officiating. Miss Mar
ttlton ntilAn atfandad her Riqtar
as maid Of honor and Mr.. John Fry act
cd as best man.
There was no reception. After a
wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey will
CRAFT-KN1GHT.
Miss NJ. Dorothy Knight. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Knight. Of 1927
to Mr.. Russell Craft, of 1908 North
sixty.fourth street, at the Fourth Pres
byterian Church, Forty-seventh street
and Kingsessing avenue, on Saturday
evening at six-thirty O'clock.
A reception followed Immediately after
the ceremony in the church.
Miss Mildred G. Knight. the bride
sister. attended her as maid of honor.
mani mr. TSe os Sshers nciuded include Afysa Mr Rchsrd Fl Sesi
Reed, Mr.. Walter Durham. Mr.. Henry X.
| ;elly. Jr., Of Bala, and Mr.. Albert w.
Townsend, Of Wawa.
wHITE-BROwN.
A pretty wedding took place in st.
Matthew's Lutheran Church. at Hix
| o'clock Saturday evening, when Mrs.
| Mary J. Brown, OF 1852 Cobb's Creek
| Parkway. sister Of Mrs. John Lee Car
pentier, of Wilmington. and Mr.. II. C.
Cook. of Philadelphia. became the
bride OF Mr.. A. L. White. of Silverbrook,
Del, the Rev. Edwin pelk officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. White are on a short
wedding tour. after which there will be
| a reception at Silverbrook, Del, where
they will make their home.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Estella Hagen, Of 1922 Siegal
street, spent the weekend at Mauch
Chunk
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mise Loretta Hoover, Of Wayne. has
gone to New York for the winter, and Is
taking a course at Columbia University.
DR.. and Mrs. G. L. 8. Jameson and
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the beach. Anstruthcr rescues her
from their clutches. More deter.
mined than ever to posses the girl.
the Kyak chief returns and starts
siege. Anstruther, with the assist.
ance OF the girl. is able to hold on
the enemy. inHicting severe losses.
When Anstruther is about to be
overwhelme ], the gunboat. with Sir
Arthur and ventnor on board arrive
and the Dyaks are routed. Sir
Arthur In overjoyed at nndiDg his
daughter safe, while ventnor, who
/ recognizes Anstruther, is amazed al
the turn Of events. Iris tells her
father she In engaged TO marry her
rescuer. Ventnor IN furious and
Threatens to withdraw his financial
support from Sir Arthur n the niatch
In not broken or. Sir Arthur re-
fuses to interfere.
Lady Costabel. learning that Ven.
tnor had gone In search OF lris be.
comes enraged and tells her buaband
she had falsely accused Anstru her.
The Colonel takes steps TO vindleate
Anstruther on his arrival nt singa-
pore. ventnor on his arrival Il
court-mariialed and sent from the
army In disgrace.
Anstruther and Iris file their lain
for the gold mine on the island and
explain TO Sir Arthur that they are
wealthy and we'll able to finance his
interests. They are welded. and sail
for their possessions on their honey.
moon trip.
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THE STORY or
"wIN0s OF THE MoIsNING'

CAPTAIN Robert Anstruther (Will-
lam Farnum) In attached to the
British garrison at Singapore. Az a
close personal friend of the COM
mandant, Col. CostabeI. he In panied
at a Irritation the colonel's wife is
having with Lord vontnor, also OF
lIis Majesty's service.
The Colonel leaves for trip to
the interior, and his wife and Ven
thor keep rendezvous. Anstruther
hears OF this and tries to prevent a
scandal when he learns the Colonel
IL returning. Anstruther's servant Is
killed by Vontnor, who has stood
guard outside OF the grounds. Dur
ing the investigation by tho Colonel
and his officers. Lord ventnor's hat
is found In Lady Costabeis boudoir.
When confronted by this evidence,
Ventnor accuses Anatruther OF an
moving the Colonel's wife aud says
his hat was lost while struggling with
the Captain TO save his coloners
wife from annoyance Lady Costa
bel bears out the lie. Anstruther
IA court -martialed and dismissed
from the army IN disgrace.
Hiding his identity under the name
OF Robert jerks. Anstruther becomes
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the mountain. the total distance
covered being two hundred miles.
At the completion OF the picture, n
was returned TO the studio and care.
fully tucked away for future use.
The coach attracted considerable
attention on the journey. ana by way
OF contrast Mr.. Hart and his com.
pany travelled In automobiles. The
story OF Riddle Gawnc" is strong
one and the support given the star
IN the best. Katherine Macdonald
In the leading woman. and Others
In the cast are Lon CLANCY. Gretchen
Lcderer. Gertrude Short, Leon Kent,
Milton Rose and Y. u. Tiiton.