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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-21
oi.. MARHrr QUOTATIONS.
Sinclair Consolidated
on COrDOrdtiOn

CROSS oaruiurs of tf6HfO,9"h are
shoVp hy tho report nf tho sinclair
consolidated DU corporation Tor
tho fiscal year ending December 81.
1913 THIS figure is exclusive or
any utcf.comp1uv saleg ana acrNitc
,htrFon of transportation Companltr
for use Of pipe lines tank cars ana
marina facilities Net earnings Tor
the year amounted 20 t22,6tO,bsA
which. after deduction of inlerchl
.ud discount ana federal iuNcn OF
3l.OSp.G62, loft an Income OF Wv
COI.g3a available for surplus and 70
scrvca which is equivalent 10 VII
a share on the average nunbor or
sharos outstanding during 1919. The
rrport further shows total assets
~ 22Gh,3S0, Of which SOL tia9'17d
tcprcscuta current assets. current
liabilities Including reserves for fed
efaI taxes amounted 10 Rlj,7d@.6l3
The book value Of 1851, ,5JH mum
her OF shares outstanding on DO.
ccmber 81. 1919. wna f.ON 32pyal
or s6b.4A n share. Tho balance sheet
digcloscs that moro than sbO,0OOOOO
of surplus earnings and reserves oi
approximately s1i u share on the
prcacnt outstanding stock have been
built up by tho company since lNl'
Tho annual meeting of shareholder
will be held on May 10 at when
timo the president viii submit his
Vnc. on paving. at ~. 600 can Duncan,
report OF the years operations
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HarrU Sinclair Is Coming

Harry Sinclair. who has boon eN'
pcc'cd for somo time ana who has
been making an effort To get out Ia
the oklahoma fields whore there
IN lc much doing these days. Is now
counted on as being sure To hr'it'
IN Independence, kan, Saturday.
ths occasion boing the opening oi
the sinclair filling station whlcn
hl, become the pride OF every loSaI
son Of Independence. 1t IN WORK
az at h. buin OF white tllo and Is
a model In every respect.
Independence Is making '"lc
brHlon of the opening and IL mighty
proud Of the tact that Harry oih'
r,up was raised from boyhool ~
that town. There will be music and
"A good time in general II viii b'
genuine love foas, for tho home
folks who have watchd Mi sin
clair's wonderful career with nlf TN,
pride and pleasure OF old friends.
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IN THE OIL FIELDS
Officer s241 w. II. PECK Residence 244z
Rnsidencs 1A2

corner ~ the southcast Of the north
Wost Of lG-i5-l0.
No / Taryolo of the Ilallmo on
company Ia the northeast BohtheaN
ot 12-I2-IO B casing a. 300 feet
THIS well viii show whether tho Nh.
tunl well in 7.12-tl, which created
20 much excitement last October. u
u freak well or whether the pool is
being developed.
ii T.. wilcox lg rebuilding the rig
which burned down on No. I Amy
lfancH, 2l-tt-lO. The depth OF TINS
hole at tho time Of the nre was 2,23O
feet Thoy expect to drlll 20 the VII
COX sand at this point No. on tho
while stopnoy farm, located In the
uutthWoat corner ~ the southw"at
quarter. ig rigging up
SO 4 ON the Banks farm, being
tho third holc started, is drilling Al
$40 feet. SO 90 ls drilling Ht SDNv
feet In the wilcox sand. with about
900 feet Of fuid In the hole. Thoy
expect to dr,l Ia there today, No.
2S n drilling at 1865 feet, No 20
b. drilling at 900 fcoi on top of
the butcher sand and has strong
showing Of oil ana gas No 80 ~
drilling at I $50 fr"t. 40 - ig ~
rig and riR Is under construction
for No 80
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ter Of northwest quarter of 3-ll-l2.
az depth OF 1895 feet. three miles
west ~ The city. This well In con.
uoction with five others brought IN
hy the EIgIo-piCher company. not
only provides their own private field
bus vii, permit them other Indus
tries in adequate quantities
j. j. bolucr In 21-l1-t2 six miles
southwest has every indication OF a
big oil producer at . ZOO feet with
ono screw in the sand, three big
flows were gotten when casing col
llpssd Now pulling the casing at
2.7O5 fcc'
Central National OIL company has
u goo. barrel well In southwest cor
Ier of southwest quarter l5-ll-ll
with sand found at i6t feet This
ia an offset 10 the Dcduor well IN
4l-t1-1L
j. j. Dc1ncr has dril down 22O0
feet In northwest corner OF noth-
Wost quarter Of 22-l1-11. Has also
four locations In 81 and 22-11-11.
Interested parties here are offering
fl1ttcrinE Inducements to obtain an
oil well supply house. which has be
come an absolute necessity to tho
future operations OF tho oil industry
lu tho southern part Of Heuryetta
district In fact with tho constant
bringing In ot good producers. oil
men assert tho indications are that
thiH VIII develop into one OF the
great oil fields of tho state.
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more and while there put in a hdtu
week in the Hewitt field. Mr. Baker
holdings are good enough, however
TO compensate for conSlderaple
grief and discomfort. lie IL situated
strictly in line with the big SUN
and has one we'll that should be COM
pleted at any time now.
c. c. Ray. consulting engineer OF
the Exploration oil company OF Den
yer. Is making a short stay in Tuisa
IN the interest OF his company
r. y. Clcage. president OF T. ID.
Clcage q Co, consolidated engineers,
has just returned from a business
trip In -. Louis Mr.. Cleague reports
that they are putting in "a number OF
filling stations. a large warehouse
and tankage to take care of the
jobbing business which they expect
to handle In St Louis. w +. Haney,
who was formerly purchasing ~rnt
for the Black Hawk Petroleum com
pany OF this city has been placed in
charge OF this department.
Il. l.. Brooklins. president OF the
Curtis Southwest Airplane company,
made trip to Okmulgee yesterday
In his private plane to overlook his
oil properties in that field.
Harry Smith. secretary OF the
Midcontinent oil 4 Gas association.
who Is in Washington In connection
with the Internal revenue bureau re-
garding taxation on oil ana gas prop
critics, Is expected back Thursday.
W r. Page OF Oiean, y. Y. VINO
Is associated with the TcXolean on
company here. has been in Tulsa for
! the past two days Mr.. Page left
| yesterday afternoon for a trip 10
| Arkansas to overlook some OF his
oil interests In that section.
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The Iumphr,ys. Midco 80. Is on
the Robertson farm 2a-2l Nv OF
setting tho Carter well IN rigging up.
Same DompauyH 30 8 on the Rob
ertson farm IN 29-2i.1w ~ n rig
Humphreys Midco's No. II on the
wilkins farm m 3O-2i-lw moving
In timhors Tor RIG
Tho Mjunehoma well ofsctling tho
wilkins No 10 to the south In al
2I-lw is drilling at approximately
500 feet
MoCaskcy- Went2 IN 22-2l-i I'm the
northwest corner offsctting tho Roo
ertAon No. Z well is drilling at 100
feet. The outcome uf this well and
tho ono being drilled In 3l-2i-lw
viii prove whether or not the trend
Of the Billings pool is To the south
OF tho original Billings Hold.
The Humphreys Gillespie test In
tho southeast OF l5-23-2w ls n 5000,
600 gasser at depth OF 2,2O0 feet.
Same companies Neil No. II In the
southwest corner of the southeast OF
i5-23- Wv is drilling at 900 feet.
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TO BE Much DeUeioBment
in OiOe Indian CWinfrU

pONCA CITY OKLA, Aprl 20
Indications are that tho coming sum
mtr viii see greater development IN
the Otuo Indian country. in that area
lying between Rcd Rock and Nor
tisCn. than ever before. In that
territory. north or MORRISON, tho nc
tivitics are greater than since gas
wla first discovered there A new
rig n being bullt on the Shacffcr
tost In that locality for the purpose
of opening greater gas pl'auuc
n possible
on ~ reported flowing from an
old test on the Charles ArkCkctah
allotment, twelve miles east of ltcd
L4Ucl- Tho w"ll had bCcn plugged
for the past eighteen months and
IA IN gus hren.
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To Start Mexican
DefeiODDient

PONCA CITY. OKLA, Nprll .0.--i
@. Harmon ana hllcn I tilcy uf ,hc
Marllnd Consolidated companies icil
llAt might Tor the state uf SONORA.
NaNico, to bcglu IN preliminary
work looking towa'l the develop
mont or tho S,OJn,Ou0 acrC oil lease
concession recently secured there -"
H.. w. Marlnnd These men will
locate the cam - Tor tho worlncn
who WI io"uN Tho.r cht"t iis-
n Guting point VIII ho GulymIs.
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Giadys BcHe Has
Record Beaten

Tho GLADYS Belle has ali records
for shaiiow production in In" lio-
mcr field beaten by its No 4 fcath-
eruono In 20-2l.7 .7w. aa the we'll
started or ~ $500 barrels straight
up. ~ has no feet of pay sand
found nt ,0s5. Tho we'll made 900
barrels In four hours which Will
certainly bo good news 20 MIR Stcb-
bins many friends This Is tho
third completion on this lease. thorc
Is another well due with three wells
drInng 1t surely is a mighty rich
vpof
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At Beggs

The Bcnmn OH company has com
plctcd It's ~ Adams In the south
cast corner OF the southeast OF Sl-
l5-Ie The well was good for 20 har
rcls IN the butcher sand. same
compnuy's No. Tiger In the north
west Of the southeast southwcA oi
ll-lA-ii Ia drilling at 2,2Oo foet
This well b. Just three locations
south of the good woll Of the Pro
durors A Refincrs corporation and
the outcome OF this well should show
tho trend of the production IN this
arcn No Tiger In the southeast
corner af the same quarter section
is drilling at 500 feet
Ualmn OH compauy's No. ] san
20 uudcrrcaming az u depth OF 2.@7,
feet This test Is in the northeast
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400 feet The company mas voted
% direct rs Efforts Ou i,asoB iu
Hughes county OKLA. instead At
.llding tho meeting. whore this sc-
ton wua taken. were br W. H. DAVIS
uf Fairfield H., j. A Myers and ..
4 Klluor uf IitisbTt Ran. j. r
iiOyt ~ Saltwater ). a. Hayes g.
4. johnson and GcOrg" lirtlc Of
NpuE Kirk
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Test Is abandoned

PONCN CRY, OKLA, April 60
A. mootiuL az th" directors nf the
pirtlc- pittman ptl company at New
Kirk. II has boon decided To quit
""'K on the 1anp tc7t ou tho Nmos
lease, north"hu ~ thar city. \ mo-
tion wa, made and carried To Ahnnd-
on further work for IN Indefinite
period II ~ .hw oyer l,h1O fcef
deep and N ncat Tho Held whirc oil
and gas ar" hcing secured at around
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ImDortant Wen Due

The very important Nolistonr and
others tcst In 6-15-10 which Hhould
havo been completed Monday was
being drilled In yesterday, and WAS
an ready 10 go a. '273t feet a
later report may bo received.
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With the Oil Men

W. II Barber OF w. II. Barber
couy-ny OF Minneapolis and Chicago
B. iu tho city on business and espe-
c.nliy TO attend tho Henry Rosen-
field funeral which was held last
Friday
T. L. Klcwor. president Of tho Elk
Products company OF st. Louis. Is Ia
Tulsa for a couple OF weeks on busl-
ness.
Frank Baker is back from Ard
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Vt IIptlrNptlu.

HENRY E1'TA, okla. April 60
The Eagle plcher Smelling COM
pany seems TO have definitely solved
It's own private supply OF gas for
all time TO come. when they brought
In another 100000 gasser In the
northwest corner OF northeast quar-
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Seventy dollars buys loN shares
Jontcu gasoline stock Address
gg7-B. care Of World AdNL
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OIL AND GAS
Lessss, supplies. Production, Etc.

Wanted Information concerning
Whereabouts OF Allie Hanson, sup
posed 20 hc somewhere In the mid
continent tpld. II hr WI commmt-
cate with :. / Ford, us West sixth
Street, Tulsa. or Il u Ransom, tlar-
cndon, Pa. he viii learn something
to hia advantage AdNt
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Wanted production or acreage IN
shallow fold In oklahoma Address
Al2-R. World .-Adyt,
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Wanted -tBy private partNl used
Edison or Nictrola. good condition.
Telephone your address 80 BoA
see r. caro- OF World
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
TIOGA

The wedding of Miss Sonia Paul,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Paul,
of 1854 North Eighth street, and Mr..
Norris King will take place on SUNDAY
evening, August !, at the home or the
brides parents and will be followed by
a reception. The bride will be ATTENDED
by Mrs. Nathan Paul and Mr.. Paul VIII
be best man. A surprise linen shower
was given in honor Of Miss Paul by
Miss Jennie King. the bridegroom's SIS
ter, at her home, 414 Dudley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Louis Koenig. Jr.,
of 3735 North Carlisle street, will leave
on August to spend the month In AT
lantic City. Mrs. Koenig was Miss Marie
Keck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Booth. who
have been travelling through the West
on their wedding trip. have arrived a.
Des Moines, Ia. where they will be a,
home. The bride was Captain Violet v
McAllister. of 4427 North Seventh street
Another bridegroom and bride who
completed their wedding trip and will
live in the West are Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
eny F. Dieppe, who will be at home ir
Detroit. Mich. The bride was Mis-:
Marian c. Finlay. sister Of Mr.. David
Finlay, Of Glenside: Mr.. pieppe: wht
was formerly OF 1911 North Broad
street, served twenty-three months ir
the United States army, eleven OF which
were spent overseas.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Wilson. OF
the Louella, Wayne, are now occupying
their cottage at Sycamore, Mass, for the
summer. q. r
Mrs. William A. De witt and family
OF Wayne, have returned from visiting
friends at Troy. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Aull. of Wayne
have gone TO st, Paul. Mimi, where
they Will attend a family reunion.
Miss Mary Johnston. Of Wayne, is
the guest of Miss Roxane Dissel at her
home in Bethel, VT
Mrs. Alfred c. Howell, of st. Davids
Is visiting friends in Pittsburgh fol-
some time. /
Miss Mona whitlock. daughter Of Mrs
Mabel Whitlock. Of the Louella, Wayne
visiting friends in Asheville, N. c..
Tor several weeks.
Mrs. John A. Brown, of Wayne, I.
spending the remainder Of the summer
at Northeast Harbor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peirson s. Conrad. O,
summit avenue, Wayne, are spending
several weeks at Bay Head. N. ].
Mrs. George A. Shoemaker, of st
Davids, is spending several weeks or
one OF the Islands in Casco Bay, Me.
Miss Dorothy Leonard, Of Wayne
who Is visiting Miss Virginia Reed a
her summer home at Northport, LAX,
Michigan. will spend the balance Of JULY
at Mackinac Island, Mich.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss e. Antoinette Geyelin, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lausatt Geyelin,
or OF dHardWick; aSn yillanSya. spent the week
or Phoenixville. who entertained at a
house party Miss Harriet Geyelin will
leave tomorrow to join a house party
Ior several days. given by Mr.. Dawson
Coleman at Lebanon, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster Koons, who
nave been staying at the home Of Mrs.
koons's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Winter Bailey, Of Rosslevyn, Strafford,
nave moved into their new home. Cotton
Tail, STAFFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Filter and
July for their cottage at Watch Hill.
X l., to remain for the summer.
=, Mr., and Mrs Writ L. Thompson have
closed their home In Jenkintown and are
occupying their cottage at Northeast
4, Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Elkins and
1elr Their son have gone to Dark Harbor. Me.
rlIniey will not return to their home In
Elkins Park until late in September.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. Earnshaw. of
bryn Mawr. will spend the month of
august at Murray Bay, Can.
,,SMr. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tatnall. of Stan
month of August at the Mount washing.
ton, Breton Woods. N. II.
Mr; J. Newton Fiero, OF Albany. NJ z,
and his daughter. Mrs. BattershalI, OK
NeW YORK, spept the weekend at New
Fiero. -
Mrs. Daniel Harsner has closed her
apartment at the Bellevue-S Stratford and
VIII spend the early part of the summer
at Magnolia. Mass.
Mrs. William A. Rolin. OF strafford,
Lake. NJ ].
commander and Mrs. Robert Lowell.
MO nave been spending the winter In
sa oa1x have closed their homo on
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been announced. Among the guests were
Miss Gertrude veras Brown, Miss Ce.
celia Kathryn Kenny, Miss Betty NJ.
Gallagher. Miss Florence Gallagher.
Miss Rosalie Lynch, Miss Mary Toner,
Miss Catherine Conaty, Mrs. William
Young, of Pittsburgh, formerly Mise
Mary McGonigle; Miss Kathryn Nc
Gonigle, Mrs. Albe Young. Miss Ella
Kelly, Miss Mabel Kelly. Miss Marie
Kelly, Mrs. William J. Clay. Miss Eliza
beth Agnes McKann. Miss Kathryne
Kelly. Miss Eleanor Gillingham. Miss
Marie McSorley, Miss Adelaide Daley
and Miss Vera Conroy.
Mr.. John ]. Knowlan. Of 1929 South
Broad street, has left for an extended
tour through the states on his way to
the Orient, where he will be for an In
definite stay. He will stop at Honolulu,
Yokohama. Toxic and Shanghai.
Miss Annetta Francois, Miss Florence
Francois and Miss Nellie Francois, OF
2736 South Iseminger street. entertained
informally at their home on Saturday
evening. Among the guests were Mrs.
George Morris. OF Albany; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hartnett, Miss Lillian Rennnen-
ter, Mr.. Samuel Fog and Miss Ada Metz.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Isaac Detwiler and her daughter,
Mrs. Richard Oellers, Of 1912 North
Twelfth street, are. passing the early
summer in Pittsburgh, Pa, and upon
their return they will go to the Tray
more, Atlantic City. for the remainder
Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. White, OF
1855 North Park avenue, have left Cali
fornia and are on their way homo from
their tour to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman H. Stevens have
gone ton Swarthmore to remain until
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. william j. Taplinger.
Of 934 West Lehigh avenue, are cele-
brating their twenty.ffth wedding an
niversary by taking an AUTOMOBILE trip
through Pennsylvania.
Mrs. David S. Stern, of 21o6 North
Broad street, left on July l for Tripp
Lake Camp. Poland. Me-. where she is
acting as councillor for the summer
season.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Schwartz and
family, of 4932 North Tenth street,
have gone to spend several weeks with
Mrs. Schwartz's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hexamer, at their cottage, At
lantic avenue, Ocean City.
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NoRRISToWN

Mrs. Irwin D. Hallman, of Markley
street. entertainsd at supper party
Dorothy Rich, Miss Miriam Keeler. Misc
Helen Brown, Miss Eleanor Chambers.
Miss Virginia Herbst. Miss Margaret
Bolton, Mrs. Clarence Burkhardt and
Mrs. John Dale.
Miss Emma Schultz Longacre. daush-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs. Daniel w. Long.
acre. Of 922 West Main street, was mar
ried to Mr.. Frederick W. Arnonson. OF
Philadelphia, on Saturday afternoon al
o'clock. The marriage was solemnized
at the home Of the bride Tho Rev, ].
Allen Crawford, pastor Of the Central
Presbyterian Church, offciated. The
bride had as her only attendant her
niece, Miss Mildred Anders who acted
as flower girl. The ushers were Mr. r
Leidy Anders and Mr.. John A, Long.
acre. a reception followed the cere.
mony at o'clock After a weddine
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Amonson will live Il,
Norristown.
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RoxBoRoUGH

Mr.. J. walter Keely, Jr., Is passing
the summer with the 2 m Charter boys
at their camp. Susquehannock. Pa
Mrs. Iva, Du Gan, Of 4156 Manayuni
avenue. who has been visiting l.
Bottomley, of Highland avenue. Roa-
noke. Va. has returned to her home In
Roxborough. Her friends and those
of her daughter, Mrs. William Pass, will
be glad to hear Of the latter's recovery
from pneumonia.
Mrs. J. H. Chidester, of 43l7 Pechir
street, and Mrss NJ. Eastwood, OF Ly'
ceum avenue, are touring through the
Middle West as far as Chicago
The members of the Mothers Club, OF
Roxborough. Mrs. Joseph Henry. Ewing
president. will give a "zoologicar' party
on Thursday for the children OF the
members. There will be about seventy
in the party, including mothers and chill
dren.
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ALONG The READING

Mr.. and Mrs Howard Watson wal
ton. OF Jenkntown, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son,
Howard Watson Walton, Jr. Mrs. WAL
ton was before her marriage Miss Ruth
Lands. OF Jenkintown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Webb and
their family, of Elkins Park, have gone
to their cottage at Chelsea, where they
will remain until the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. S. Stull and their
family, of Wyncote, will spend July and
August in Stoddartsviile. Pa.
Mrs. @. Henry Stetson and her sister,
Miss Mildred Lewis. Of Elltins Park.
have returned from three weeks stay
at the Egypt Mills Club, In Pike
county, where Mrs. Stetson participated
In the golf tournament.
DR.. and Mrs. George Geckler, OF Jen-
kintown. are being congratulated on the
birth Of daughter on June rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Heimerdinger and
their daughters. Of Elkins Park. after
touring to Maine are at the Summit
Springs Hotel until September.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. II. II. Keene, Of Ridley Park. is
entertaining Mrs. J. s. Beetem, of 451S
Pine street, for week.
Miss Edith Peters. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Peters, OF FELTON,
Place, near Chester. will go next week
to Matannek, N. j., where she Will be
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. William b.
weeden, at her home, Willow Dell. Mrs.
Peters has gone to the Pocono Noun,
tains, where she is the guest OF MI. and
Mrs J. Edwards woodbridge, OF Ches-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Mcclure are
spending July at Breton Woods. N. H.,
and will go in August to Chelsea. They
will not return to their home in Wall
ingford until the middle of September. !,
Ensign +. r. Buse, son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs II. w. Buse, 3 Bartol avenue. Rid
ley Park, who is now cruising on the
U. s. 8. Pittsburgh. arrived at London,
England, on June 25 after visiting Hus-
sia, Turkey. Jerusalem, Egypt, Italy
Monte Carlo and Spain. His parents ex-
pect him home late in the summer.
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T7ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks OF the Nalle.Borie Engagement
She Chats about Future Debutmtes and Meets
II a Recent Bride in a Pretty Frock

Twenty-second street and will spend
July near Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Clinton have
closed their apartment at the Ritten-
house and gone to their summer home
near Litchf1eld. Conn.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Dougal, OF the Fair
fax Apartments, Germantown, will sail
on the Rotterdam on July 2l She will
land and In the winter will travel in
France, Spain, Italy and Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s Griffin are at
Chelsea, Atlantic City, until October l.
Mrs; Griffin was formerly Miss Stewart.
yMr. and Mrs. Nicholas Englebert, 9Th,
or 1897 Fern Rock road, are being con-
graduated on the birth Of a daughter on
Saturday July 8. Mrs. Enelebert was,
before her marriage, Miss Blanche Hirs1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Taubman, of
6716 Warrington avenue, are being con-
graduated on the birth OF a daughter,
Bernice Roman Taubman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taubman will be at home after
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph weinstein and
family, Of 1929 Ridge avenue, who have
been spending some time at the Great
Lakes and Canada, have returned to the
Bacharach Apartments, Atlantic City,
for the summer.