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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
WINSLOW

Mrs Everett Shores m Wednes-
DAY evening enter AIMED q lew
1-lenQs at whist. Lee cream and
sa.t-nes were served an ENJOYABLE
evening PASSED. -huse present were
Mrs. t5a~--e- Patterson IF MS rown.
Miss Shirley McLAugnlin. a student
a Inc Thomas Business college. Wa
rervlile. Henry Howard. Parker Pat
.erson and Clayton Jones students a.
The University of Maine.
Mrs. George Toner mas returned 70
SCION after ! -ew davs rlslt With
her daughter Mrs. Orrls T Holt "
Clinton avenue
MiHs I.npgene Hunt a teacher al
PitIsfieid. after passing few days
If her vacation with her sister. -dra.
LEROY Fifcn If Boston avenue, Is -le
guest If friends n NORWAY.
-he Sewing Circle held an all-da-
meeting "Wednesday a. Tie C1nE-7-
gaEionAI cnufrn pariors. a good
number attended lie baked bean ana
pasr,v dinner served 1t noon. The
dinner cammIitee comprised Mrs
Benjamin r. Patterson. Mrs. Forest
z. Reynolds ana Miss Clara Fire.
-he dinner committee for me next
nesting VIII comprise Mrs. Fremont
HUFF ana Mrs. ". L. Barnard.
Harry H Dunbar mas been ap
pointed milk inspector Tor the town
of Y insloW
MI ana Mrs Sturgeon Clough y
E!nekiey on Wednesday wars lin
ner guests al the home Of MI and
Mrs. Charles ID. Chapman ana called
On friends n rewn.
r g Drummund returned Tuesda
To MS home On Taylor avenue. Alr
ErlImmona was severeiv injured last
summer er ms morse and was IN rl-
Augpsta General hospital tor ssv-
eral months, being later a guest n
ms sisters, Mrs. Leanarv Arey Z
Riverside and Mrs. Theodore Thu.n}-
son Of this town.
Anson Burdin employed IN rha
farm of J. l. Dean. Is confined r.
the house ny illness.
Jnsepn Reed ana Samuel Clark le 4
fnr Bangor. "Wednesday afternoon. Us
deiegaies IN the State convention.
Charles " Wilson ana Frank :
Wilson delegates 10 the District con
venrisn. eft far Bangor Thursday
morning.
Elmer T. Smith IF the CusnmRn
rdAd mas recsntiy nad ELECTRIC lights
Installed ar mis- home.
Fremont Garland mas compieted
his duties al Ambrose Merrgws anu
returned nome.
Mrs. Amy Harmon Of Waterville
was a reeent guest " Mrs. H. :.
Newell. Bay street
Rev 0. z Barnard Mrs. Barnard
this wsek al tine horns Of Mr. and
Mrs. F A. SMILEY Another dRv Lner
passAd with Ir. ana Mrs z. ".
roWie
The next meeting Of the P NJ eiun
will be held al the home Of Mrs
Dana Clement, Nam street, Water
Vile
Mrs. z. .. Hneper. VINO Ieft
Wednesday for Bangor, Is a d.4ie-
gate To the State convention. rom
rns woman eRueus held recsat.y.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Durham and
children VINO nave been living az
Benton during the winter have rte
turned 70 their farm here
Edward Mayo has moved his fam
ii- 10 the place which he Sncsn.,y
purchased of Mrs. John Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mayo have
bought the farm Of Mrs Syltania
Norton and will occupy il soon.
z. W Towle ls al Crano during
Farmers week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
SELGRADE
CARO- Of Thanks

-!an ana heartfelt thanks 10 the
many friends ana aeignbsrs VINO
we're SO helpful with kindly deeds
and sympathy during our recent be-
reavetnent ana especially the bsauu-
fui flowers.
Nh. EDWIN FARNHAM AND
FAMILY
MRS. JENNIE CLARK AND FAM
Lv.
MR.. AND MRS GEO. Q. R.CHARC-
SON AND FAMILY.
ma rid 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
To Peel OF Freckied.
BIotchJ. Piss.pled Skins

As March winds. flying dust and dirt,
arr apt 70 lnJuFr any complexion.
this Information will De Of special
value rfgnf how II you have any
cutRnsous niSmisn. don't uae pnint
Tan aften this nniy emphasizes ths as
feet Besides, it's mulch easier TO 70
move the disfigurnment With ordinary
mercniized wax. Applied nightly. the
wax will gradually -emeSe frsckiea.
plmpies. moth matches. sGIlewnsHa, rad
or yellow hioiches or any surface erup-
linn. The Affcctsd euticie ID xhoaYnor. a
little each day. until The clear. soft.
youthful and neAuriful skin beneath Ii
hynugnI wheiiy 70 view. AEk thu drug
g.st for ane ennee Of morc0fisad YAK
ana use this like you use coid cream.
Remove IN the morning with S1ap and
waller. Many VIM have tried this sim
pie, harmless treatment raparf assDnian.
iuK ruuultSs1Aag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

s.nes -nr P.igrm Fathers landed
4, rlrrnuU,A and began discussing
ne eron.ru ii agriculture with the
se..ls ~ saason goes by without
.,aesp.tAG ,Iscusslun m The Farm
s-ses ne daily and weekly local
aaIsrs a5 Grange ana the cross-
sal around the country store
.crf Arat S the hast crop.
5eps ana Girls First Crop
-4r.t..Ls-te arg only an incident.
zee : nv tacEur, rotation Of crops
.r4sA9a. heef or dairy farming
H-.t 11 ecAl conditions. DIT. in
If au.L!YH III rrop that must be
.se.. .'rs"'rred and kept on the
-DREN-the BOYS and
.!-,s-auG -r ~noe ann should be
n-As ..r nome lie 80 pleasant,
t--..- ma uteresIlns CnaI tie
e a KY with uh.
-'E ND practically al Of us
4ur mai ne present methods
nd II failing nave
~ .-r-c,llr.iI-aL conditians
--G owes aDn. The farms
l. gong back 10 nature.
1nuuCted II me pres-
1ut attractive % he
g Eia They are leaving
v ana other Industries.
- are pafTerlng che-n-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

farm, yon are raising the ter-ility Of
the western farm
Don't rou know -har you would he
bringing your farm up ID d higher
state Of producrveness rnan ny me
old methods, and N taking Ills SUD-
1ecr over with The boy, you would
be showing rim that You we're build
ing up the farm tar his benefit and
that n future years ne would ne
reaplng the reward Of TOUR labor.
cuitipate the Boys interests
Err MN TO studyIng TINS BENG
fl Of corn crops ana ne VIII ana
that swessr ciever can pc sou'n N
with me sweet earn n The late SUM
mer. ana that II VIII make enough
growth during the fall ana carly
spring before time 10 plant far carn
20 restore all the nitrogen taken nf
by the previous crop Of cora This
Is something cur tnLners knew MOTH
ing about. They bought their nitro
GER. We can take Il Tram E,s arr
Tel nm these things get MN
LIZ LAlc1S PfbpitAI1t AS4AA< $3.50
VIII find that ne will soon De COM
.ng 10 You with other startling
tnnga even more SURPRISING, tlat
can ne wurged r1gnI on your own
tas-n.
II he IS Interested II producing
milk or cream. by AL means get lfiIn
u registered sire ef the best eressa
r,a -1p l,ar- anos,r,1pr yzyl, ran sa-
cure either purchased ny yourself
alone or IN COMPANY with d nunca
If your neignbnrs. rhen breed rom
the best cpws and raise me BEST
heIfe~s. bfeedlng hem back 20 me
same sire and thereby greAL1y m
,.reaaing ne produCfIVeness 81 your
nerd. Of course i will oe even bel
e. 20 buK few Registered telnales
also ana gradually ren.ace ne grade
hel1ers ana ~Jwa Win ne pure
oinoaed sJock.
Sio q Business Proposition
A sllo "a nt-,essiiJy on @Ve1'v I've
sioux tar-n II Maine I 1 IS 70 ~
worked 70 ne capacItv. ana Lhar IS
me only VA a work farm or any
i've STOCK capacity rom 30 "a 700
Del cant un ne average Maine farm.
II ne vcunr man dlslikes 1a-tT-FnE,
and ne ae.r n the hous-- 1e 1Ard q
secure. louk ~ ne merits II pett
proCuct on ana See Il ms does not
II me conditions 5ttiLer 4 aerd VI
,s--t -attie does nul nnp~ 70 ~
MIXED -"e -1lnrs a yaa: -he9 AXE
care OF Lue1nsf..tes on pagILlre ana
can ran unler open SHED n herds
.tJ,-ag ne winter months +a11ns
ver- -J-lr -naivIdua4 at1enI4nn, II
lac-. one man. with goo2 watering
facilities ana wall arranged barn
and out buildings. can easc Tor -"o
beef animals as easily as 80 AIRY
"ows during mt RLnlr~ months.
5uppuse nat rs las I.-sr-r- s..
or 4 Sooa.y aumper Of COWS and
sln4,s. r-...st.s ne sweet -.orl Prev
1usiv referred 10 4nu purchases eor,l
and some concentrate With ne
swes. -oI- money .oeua lne s,eers
ma. ne as--saa an ne place through
llel. arsI AIuLeI 4--er aeAnlng, an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

'EsSo-s IA hen possibly We can
tfc sc.-.s ~n-reliies.
4srssVes . 5lare FOR Con0itions
c. --s- II IL. ara we not our-
R'feS lame n taxing rf1e atri-
1--a L. New England as ii farm
If -0l-c-eL licked" This may
~ 3-e- ne thirty years ago
icy LITER vas 20 10 80 cents 4
-l~- -gss . % 20 cents dozen.
|F''A = ;anfs. oes@ 20 6 cents.
I-k 70 2h canrs far an 81. quart
NV -aose Gays II took Just aE
81 r, .4ir ~1me 20 get the win
- Woo. q 20 70 market; III tact-
@aE o, more time TO go TO The
nj lnes today III the Ford
III Waited 70 get word 10 vour
7saba' ne only way WAS 70 drive
ncW goa -eiepilone.
M w@ra selling much higher
han oaay. There was not the
sS''Rl'll-- 0 seCure more ctsarea
= As -avoranie prices II can
Vpta-1e1 -odav. and syiH snrne af
navy If as-are talking
@'-1-ng does not pRy, and We
1a eating our boys ana girls IN
s'r'--c .lrnosphere- Some N
Acuss for Iessened enprf,
~ not having made nanre
!, -aC1- We have lain down
lons We are slipping.
~, nav nean raising milk ana
arm better adHpsnd to
sr-erD. We have raised my
@Ac Z. men We should have
IVY s-ock- We have raised
wnsr W. should have rgassd
Aps aess descriptions DO nut
~ bIt It dO1 mt aaatfsr
-. "hethe~ hey do or not. for
s'e- mas gone undw tina bridge
zno ne uuesnsa in: wha1
Soin- 10 10 - mest osndi-
oS Keen Boys at Asme
L as' Keep the boys ut home.
In. Ser Tie Drys ut huana. M
u ray also. QUESTION ons
h 49, 'oTs- of from L. To 10 yeasB
~ @Grrns ana you will f1nd
- ~aS foS GErnns av~s,.d $41aip uek.k
0aliv s1nd they Gst to hate
ns and might nsdilnng Of
he ant', tina -lncidental chores
no bsceer and no
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
port.and's Ns~ Sr,pp,nu Auent

Walter J. Locke, fer Years super
lutsnnant of the Casco Bay ana
Harpsweil Lines mas been appointed
shipping agent for Portland. % sue
coed Charles y. Dugan. resigned
owing % pressure OF private hun-
ness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

Accent California" Sv-p of ~
oniy-inok for the name Galif@R.
on the nackage- then pou are amD
your child g having the beR and
most harmless LAXATIVE or pnyalc mr.
the little stomach. liver and bowels.
Children love It's delicious truitv
taste. Full directions for cliId's dose
on each asrcle. Give il witnour
Mother! You must say Ca H.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
Mrs. Maiissa Oliver.

I lne-al services fpr the ATE Mrs
Malissa Dlivr. VIVA PASSED AVA N
south F-ssonm sunday morning, wero
heid II The home Of ner uruIhsr. {. Z.
Aeader Tuesday forenoon. Rer. y. NJ
Eeikes offciaieG. This remains were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

M- and Mrs. ora Meade- cf Water
vile anu John Meane- Of Portland were
Jailed 70 Town to attend the tuneraI Z
their SISTER, Mrs MnIissa Oliver
The ladies' AID cleared rSS Fur
dinners soid tpwn> meeting day al INC
hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

The 4unera! services Of Mrs Car
We Brown were held from ner ATE
nome On Railroad street. Tuesdny
afternoon al > O'Clock. There was I
!arge attendance OF relat!ves anu
friends. Rev. Z. L Langley. pastor
Of rne Free BapI.ET churcn officiated
There We're an abundance Of dnral
tributes. The hearers were Roosevelt
[ondr,ca, z. T Bean. Ira Whitman
ana arthur Holt. The antomnmsnt
was II me village cemetery,
Mrs. Rosa Church and Mrs MnDeI
Wiley nave returned rom crunp
where they attended the Maine Fad
Grafton of Women Clubs
Mrs Harold 3. Bewn Of Rutland
Vt. Is The guest of her parents. M
and Mrs Afwin Bosrnby.
Mrs Carrie Priest IF HarrlAnd and
Mrs. Ruth Priest at WaIervflle were
calling on trends n town Wednes-
DAY
Mr and Mrs. " NJ Keene wera
business callers IN Watervllie Tues
DAY
Ira Witham. Arthur Holt. Irving
Written. " NJ Kaene. Arthur
Brown and r II. Ward atrended the
Republican convention IN Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

placed n the resolving -ornp a. South
Albion. She Is survived 1v four SONS
ana one daughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

guests Of Mrs hirkwood's sister
Mss anna f Laing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
Will Not be One Day Without
P.E -RU-NA

Mrs. Mary F-icke. 5o- Bornman st.. BeIleviIle.
H. is just ons Of the many thousands of ladies'
throughout TIM country who after agony Of
rsxx. nave al last found health. strength and
Elgur in PE-RT-NA
Eer own words tail of her suffering and recovesv
better than can DO II: ~ suffered win my
stomach. had awful cramps and headaches !
titan could not lay q pillow. Saw your book.
.ried PE-RC-NA and guf good results tram the
drsr bottle. To De sure Of cure Took twelve
aptrlss- ! have recommended PEHC-NA 70 my
friends and all well pieased with resuits
viii not he one Day without PE-Ru-NA. Have not
was abouf fftsen years syn. am nnw sxry-thrse
years old. haze. hearty and we'll Can do much
work my danshtHA seei strong and healthy
ind weigh near two hundred pounds. Before
weighed little ~ hundred. I hops lots of
people use PE-AE-NA and get the results did" !
that Of Mrs F-1cke II m inspiration to sverv d
wumau.
yuu hsye casaxf6. vhe4her Il b 81 ths mo-
bowels. other organs. PE-RE-KA in the rumsd,
II is not experiment PBrHT-NA has bsan tx4s
besn usad By Thousands who ones were NICK aud
prevent coughs. cDids gr1p and Indusnxa and q
thare ID nnthing hstter.
PEHC-NA Vim improve the appetite and digssttna
so0th the irratzssd mucous Innings sradicsfs ths Y
currupt1m frum the syxtEn. Il viii tune ND the
health. gtT1agsA. viUur md ths JOY u living. N
Fricks and Thousands Mose hive dnns-ry 9-Rc
Glad. hA1g1. thankfuL
0nfk - - - =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
SYRUP OF FIGS"
cHhD's LAXATIVE

LspS At Tongue! Remove aosssnG
from Storacn, Liver ana aOsaais
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

But in selecting a beef breed and
consulting the Chicago records you
wound find amy one breed that wnn
uniformly, year IN and year out; IN
tact. in the fat CARCASS class the An
GUS have aHly been beaten anne In Is
Years, in tt1e fat carload Eve times In
IT wears. Some other breed mas won
first N rhe steer herd only five times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26

Very often the that suffers from backache
lunhago, rneumaEism.
Those OF who middle eat too much
and deposit hmesa and
We often suffer from rheumatism ubagn
from govt swollen hancs feet There longer the slightest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-26
ak ana Boost Maine

But 4nove Jill, as ! sac TIE pi,ob-
lem u NJ Maine turner's. Il = Talk
ana 5onsr. TAX your country TIE
Wondrr--u ana van nave. rne beau
t-.-l crons 1 viii produce me great
climate and LAe benefit nj living Il
nj rnunl1y Boost -oday. TONER
row ana every day ana n Boosting
YOU wl.I ina -.l41 YOU nave been
boosted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Eileen Carson and Miss Mary
Carson. of Brooklyn, who are Wis.
iting Mrs. Catherine I. Maxwell and
Mrs. Susan Roden at their home, 2307
Madison SqDare. were guests OF honor
at a Martha Washington party on Mon q.
day evening. Among those present were
Mr. John Carson. Brooklyn Miss Erma
Greaves. Miss Loretta Mcclure, Mr..
Lewis Kirk. Mrs. Catherine ]. Max-
well. Mrs. Susan Roden, Mrs. 4. II.
Welkcr, Tamaqua, Pa. Miss Evelyn
Weker. Tamaqua, Pa; Mr.. Roden
Welker. Tamaqua. Pa. :, Mrs. John
Roden. Miss Ruth Roden. Miss Cath
crime Roden. Mr.. Jack Rodeu, Jr., Mrs,
Thomas Rutterwick and Miss Elizabeth
Butterwick.
Tho Pals Social Club will hold it'
annual celebration in the form of Q
leap year party at their clubhouse, 1a2s
South Sixth street. on Sunday. Th,
affair is in charge Of committee. which
| consists Of Mr.. Bernard Bolen, Mr.
Lou Gould. Mr.. Al Roth, Mr.. Samue
Clcar6cld and Mr.. George 6. Neufeld
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27

street will entertain her bridge club
on Saturday afternoon. The members
who will be present arc: Mrs. Alan q.
Richards, Miss Lillian Ramsay. Miss
Anne Gcorgeson. Mrs. Harry T.. Core,
Miss Florence Rhoads, Miss Helene NJ.
Graham and Miss Josephine b. Rich.
ards.
Miss Ida X. Naropkcr of 10 North
Sixth street entertained the members OF
the Sewing Circle at her home Tuesday
evening.
Miss Anna Crcath, OF North Eight
eeuth street. Is entertaining the follow
ing at cards this afternoon at her home
Mrs. Charles L. Lukcns, Mrs. George
f. Outhette, Dr. 4. L. LeFcvro. Miss
Matilda Scheidei. Mrs. Hiram d. Mil.
! Ter, Mrs. Robert Gladfelter. Mrs
Charles Patterson. Mrs. James Spencer
Mrs. Charles Wislcr, Mrs. Louise
Potts. Mrs. Walter Scott Mrs. II. II
Hoy and Mrs. Samuel Alcott,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Harry y. Green. ,f Rosemout
avenue. Dreyel Hill. entertained at
luncheon followed by bridge yesterday y
afternoon. Her guests were Mrs. John
W. Robinson, Mrs. Frederick Meyers.
MIS-. Frank Lybold, Mrs George Estes.
Mrs. Thomas T. Wilbraham, Mrs.
Harry Williams and Mrs. Eugene
Smith.
Mrs. James Gilpin Lewis. Of MoyIan,
entertained informally at tea this
week in honor Of Mr.. Tewis's mother,
Mrs, George Lewis, Of Wilmington.
Miss Mary Nalentinis. Dee entertained
at tea Mt her home IN Media few
days ago in honor of Mrs. Jenness-
Miller, of Washington.
The choral Of the Woman's New
Century Club. of Chester. will meet
during March on Friday afternoons al
= 80 o'clock al the home of Mrs. Sam :
ucl Dyer Clyde, Twentieth and Hyatt
street, Chester.
will present at their next meeting q
play entitled Food. Tragedy of the
Future" by William q. de Mile. The
caste will consist of DR.. Jeanette
Sherman rs Basil; Mrs. W. G. Segnel
AS Irene, his wife, and Mrs. d. NJ
McCrackcn as Harold, an officer Of th'
Food Trust. The scene is laid in New
York-tifty years heDcc-and is upde,
the direction Of Mrs. J. Howard Reber
The Sigma Pei Fraternity vii
give dance at the Craftsman's Club
Drexel Hill, this evening.
Mrs. Trimblc Pratt, of Media, ha
returned to her home from stay a
Atlantic City.
DIR. Rutherford John, of Washington
has left Media, where he has Deel
spending a fortnight. Or. John for
merly lived in Media.
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Glover, Q
Taylor avenue. Drexel Hill, are receiy
ing congratulations on the birth Of
daughter, Vivian Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 9. Fay, o
Shadelaud avenue, Drcxel Hill, are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth 0
J q daughter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
GER MhNTOWN

Beta Kappa Sigma Sorority will hold
a Leap Year party and dance for its
members at the Delmar- Morris, on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. G. II. Stuart. Of Newark. who
Is visiting Mrs. r. Burk Eastbrook, OF
34S West johnson street, was the guest
of honor at an informal luncheon at her
home on Wednesday. Mrs. George l..
Eastbrook. Of $40 West CIiveden ave-
nue.. entertained at bridge at her home
IN Wednesday, iu honor of Mrs. Stuart,
following the luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Scattergood,
of 2f0 West Tulpebocken street, an
pounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss J.. Grace Scattergood. and Mr..
Philip 8. Frybcrgcr. Of Detroit, Mich.
on Wednesday, February %. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fryberger will live in Detroit.
Miss Harriet s. Pentiand. OF 49,
East Walnut lane. will entertain the
members Of the Beta Kappa Sigma
Sorority Mt her home tomorrow after.
noon. Guests will include Mrs Mar
garct Schreiber, Miss Kitty Smith. Miss
Alice Byron, Miss Bertha Ormistcn,
Miss Miriam Vsndergrif, Miss Helen
leighton. Miss Marguerite Judge. Miss
Helen Taggsrt. Miss Eleanor Blood
Miss l'eatrire Pippin. Miss Helen Nay
lor, Miss Sidney pollick, Miss Katb
arine Faber, Miss Mary Keller and Miss
Esther Ackroyd.
The Phi Sigma Psi Fraternity, Theta
Chapter, will give dance this evening
at the Pelham Club.
The Theta Sigma upsilou FRATERNITY
viii give a dance this evening at tn,
Pelham Club.
Mrs. Il. II. Simons. 4553 Pulaski
avenue, entertained at luncheon on
wednesday, iu honor Of her daughter
ln-iaw. Mrs. j. Martin Simons, wht
vas before her marriage Miss Heller
y, Biegcman. Other guests included
Mrs. a. Il. Morriscy, Mrs. Harr,
Biegeman and Mrs. A. II. Smons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webb John
stone. formerly of Germantown. but nov
OF Upper Montclair. \. j., are receiv
ing congratulations upon the birth Of
son. Henry Webb Johnstone, Jr., o,
Sunday last. Mrs. Johnstone will b
remembered as Miss Beatrice ]. Grub
Miss Magdalcne Young, Troop Al
and Miss Eleanor Dradcn. Troop IL. O
Waterview Recreation Center, German
: town, will represent their troops at tn
Wanamaker Scout rally to be held i
University Hall, Wanamaker store, o
March q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
.lEIDYS TO SPEND
SUMMER IN FRANC CE
Young EIopers Still at AsheyilIe,
N. C.-Former Miss Widener
Buys Painting

Speeiaf Diypatoh TO Eueriro Public Ledger
Asheville, NJ c., Feb. 2I.---Young
Carter Ieidy and his bride, who was
Miss Josephine Widencr, plan to spend
the summer in France.
The young people, who elopnd from
PHILADELPHIA several weeks ago, expect
TO pass some time in their home city
before going abroad.
II don't know just when well leave
Asheville." said Mr.. Lcidy today. But
our friends have been urging US TO
come home. They have lot Of parties
planned in our honor"
Mrs. Leidy, the daughter of Joseph
+. Wideper, whose art collection j:
notable, Is herself somewhat of an art
connoisseur.
Yesterday she purchased Of Harry Il
| Pfeiffer, an artist occupying Blu,
Brisr," formerly the home of William
Jennings Bryan, on Sunset drive, ont
OF his best pictures. "Storm Clouds
over Mount Pisgah from Sunset Noun
tain"
Mr.. PfcifTer has number of paint
ings on exhibition at the PhiladelphiI
Academy Of the Fine Arts, Of wbid
Mr.. Widencr is q bcnefactor, an
where Mr.. pfciffer studied.
Mr.. le.dy took part in the prelim
mary playing Of the mems handicap gol
tourney at the Asbevillc Country Clu
II few days ago, but he was eliminate
in the first round match play by J.. +
Klotz, Of Gloucester. Mass, three ur
This. however, did not dishcarten th
young player aud he has entered 70
other Journeys TO be held during tn
next few days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-27
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Mr.. Francis J. Doyle. Of 1920 North
North Broad street, has gone to Florida
to spend mouth at the various coast
resorts.
Mrs. Harry Foster. of West Ale
ghcuy avenue. will entertain the follow
ing at cards this evening at her homo {:
Mrs. George A. Martin. Mrs. r. A..
Byrom Miss Sara Collins, Mrs Henry
Wilson. Mrs. Caroline Gosch, Mrs. Al
bert Foster, Mrs. Joseph Firth, Mrs.
William Crompton. Mrs. A. King. Mrs.
G. +. Logan aud Mrs. Robert l.. Gray.
Miss Jean Hunter. of 1915 North
Broad street, entertained at cards on
Monday evening with the following
guests Miss Regina Heron. Miss
Mary Hughes. Miss Mary Mclaughlin
Miss Dorothy Doyle. Miss Anna Davis
Miss Emma Donnelly, Miss Margaret
! Costello, Miss Helen Curran, Miss
Anna Rafferty,. Miss Margaret Doyle
and Miss Josephine Carroll.
Miss Flora Geiger, Of 1880 Colywr
street. gave an attractive entertainment
aud miscellaneous shower last evening
at her home in honor Of Miss Francs
! Smith, daughter OF Mr.. J. Smith, o
! 4101 York road. whose engagement t.
Mr. Bernard Allen Hancock, of Bur
lineton, \. j.. was recently announced
Other guests were Miss Elsie Scheirey
Miss Esther Scheirey, Miss Elsie Smith
Miss Mary Smith, Miss Francis Han
cock, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs. Franc
Hancock. Mrs. Frank Smith, Miss Lii
liam Sullivan. Mrs. William Smith an
Miss Helene Snyder, Of RoXborouGh.
Mrs. G.. II. Clamer. formerly OF Mort
Broad street. is spending the winter an
early spring in Atlantic City.