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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. McCreedy, OF 21l0 South
Broad street, are the guests OF Mrs Nc
Creedy's sister at her home in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Furnaville are
being congratulated upon the birth Of
daughter. Mrs. Furnaville will be re-
membered as Miss Margaret McFadden.
Mrs. Mary Eckfeldt and her daugh-
ters Miss Mary Eckfeldt, Miss Anna
Eckfeldt, Miss Helen Eckfeldt and Miss
Genevieve Eckfeldt, have gone to their
summer home In Wildwood, where they
will remain for the season.
sMiss Gertrude White. OF Coatesville,
who Is making her home at 23l South
Eighth street while In this city, has
joined her sister, Miss Lillian White. in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mary Zeller. her sister, Mrs NJ
Cally, and their daughters Miss Bernice
Zeller and Miss Mary Cally, all of 1714
Miffiin streets allied for Liverpool on
the steamship Haverford last Saturday,
where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. Joseph Stein, of 617 West Pass
yunk avenue, has left for Savannah, Ga.
to visit his son, Mr.. Herman Stein, who
Is III in the Marine Hospital.
The closing card party for st. Joseph's 8
Asylum, Seventh and Spruce streets, will
be held this afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
The hostesses will be Mrs. J. A. Kelly,
Miss Cavanaugh. Mrs. Otterback, Of
Logan, and Mrs. Smith, of Tioga.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Miss Lillian Forman, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. william Forman, OF 3l37 Co.
lumbia avenue, was married on inesdaS
evening at Traymore Hall to Mr.. herman
Arzt, the Rev. DR.. Henry Berkowltz ON
ciating. The bride was attended by Miss
Cora Brownstein as maid OF honor and
Miss Dora Arzt, Miss Celia Pa 1t and
Miss Clara Goldenberg as bridesmaids.
The best man was Mr.. Sylvan Sostman
and the ushers were Mr. Leonard S9st-
man. MIR. George Gittlemacher and Mr..
were Mr. and Mrs. J, sherman, Mr.. and
Mrs Cohen, Mr.. Samuel Hnden, Mr.
A. Ball Mr. and psott Mrs. A. Tu Git'IemGEHGIr ";ttIs
macher, Mr.. and Mrs |, Green, Mr., and
Mrs. NJ Stein, Mr., and Mrs: ~ Golden
berg, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. Goldenberg' Mr.
and Mrs, Mash, Mr., and Mrs t. For
Forman, Mr., and Mrs. l. Paut, Miss
Mary Thompson, Mr.. d. Cellar, Mr.; and
Mrs. d. Forman, Mr.. and Mrs | skIoH'
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders, Mr., and Mrs a.
derson Mr.. and Mrs, Keaty,, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Snyderman, Mr.. and Mrs 5
Snyde rman, Mr.. and Mrs. SCheCter Mr.,
Martin Schecter, Mr., and Mrs NJ. Gold
enberg, Mr. David Goldenh"rg, Miss
Clara Wener, Miss Lillian Sn,yydCrmnan'
MIR. and Mrs L. Feldgrlse, MI Shmue,
Feldgrise, Miss Mamie ScheCLer' Mr., ana
Mrs. william Forman. MI Edward ror-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Marquis, Miss
Anna Marquis. Mr. Le Vine; Mr, and
Mrs A. Cooperman. Mr. and Mrs NJ
Forman. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Blumoerg' Mr.
and Mrs. j. Blumberg, Mr.. LOUIS FOR
man, Mr.. Woiff. Mr. and Mrs. r. Arzt,
Mr.. Mr. and Mrs, II. Arzt, Mr and Mrs, G;
Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose Mr. ana
Mrs. Sostman. Mr.. J., Ar2t, Miss Anna
Arzt. Mrs, Russell, Mr.. LowtnSie,4, MT
Sostman. Mr.. Albert WeitScn korn, Miss
Ruth Weitzenkorn, Mr.. and Mrs, A. A.
Becker. Miss Bertha Weitzenkorn, Mr'
Harry Bodner, Mr., and Mrs II STs,maG9 ,n
Mr.. and Mrs. II; Arzt, Nj ana MrSJ rs %
Becker. iN Mr. and and Mrs. p, wdlzenkorn
Mr.. Joe Fouchis and Mrs ;. GitSie'
macher. After a trip to WashinHlon' mr :
and Mrs. Arzt will return to i've At SlS'
Columbia avenue.
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There are pareants and pageants. but

There are pageants and pageants. but
"The Coming OF SPRING" to be given
next Tuesday on Bent Terrace, the es-
tate Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Neiffer, at
Wyncote. by the Riddles of Jenkin-
town and Wyncote, promises to out
rival them all.
The purpose Is to raise $500 for the
Wyncote free bed in the Abingdon Hos.
pital. More than ninety children will
take part, and the cast includes many
Of the most versatile youngsters for
miles around.
The story is a delightful fantasy and.
like all other fairy tales, starts out with
"Once upon a time" Miss Sara
Spalding, interpreting Bright Sum-"
and Miss Susan Caveny, Miss RAIN"
are to open the outdoor revel with a
dance on the green by the lake. The
lines here say, "When mark! there
came Hutelike note gliding majesti &.
cally DER the lake, ferried by Wind
Miss Mary Vilee) came Spring. y
Miss Elsa Frame, impersonating
Spring" then stepG from her bark
and joins in the dance.
Then the Fairy Queen, Miss Mar
garet Mckee, leads the other fairies
andsthe little elves.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Of w Wvan ana Mrs. Victor Joseph milford
Of tS tmSSnco,e, announce the eneaRemnnt
Wu,snneeinr daughter. Miss MARI UarIan
New yort 70 Mr. Reginald NJ. CRandor, or
noNnc.a AN Interesting engagement 10 an
Other u, today to society in this q nd
Lee ' Po,Ies' cues by Mr.. and Mrs "'s aenru nru
RsISs Miss Mabel HowarS low OF ineIr plr
and Mrs ana Mr. Mr. Brvce Rlynn' son ., Ws' Ws
% weddlrs No date has been SET tp1fi,rhteS for tSS
Of hong, Miss Reid viii he Tho sor s., une
Hill, on SSe9,rge X, Reilly. Of Cbesinun, nen
=, VI saturday, June 10. e'''u'
nut TT H,,I T. s, LucIus, formerly ot cnos.
10 Mr. MnrsuIsnIer' IsnIer' Miss Gertrude udSWEe'nemt w OF
town LOUIS Moore Haines' Of OerIo o,ns, ~
lsi Wcs,I InnSrles nles X. Van Renss.,ao, -,
ter rM;,ses M,ses the enea cement of offebbiantown, bnr
.lselaer' 10 natharlne Ermina Van onugn-
was lane NJ Walter Hall Of yn Eastf fsns lens.
mount Airy Miss Van s' Rs0s. S0s.
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Services for chateau.Thlerry Hero

Services in memory of Corporal
Charles W. Hewitt. Jr., member of
the Second division. who was killed at
Chateau Thierry, June I. 1918. will be
held tomorrow afternoon at . 2:3O
o'clock at Holy Trinity Presbyterian
Church. Mervine and Rockland streets
The service will hs under the auspices
of the Mems Bible Class. of which
Charles +. Puff, Jr.. is teacher. Dele
cations will be present from the Cor
poral Charles w. Hewitt. Jr.. Post No.
154. Veterans of Foreign Wars: Logan
Post No. 3T6. American Legion. ana
Washington Camp No. IA. =. q. s.
of \. Franklin Spencer Edmunds will
be- the speaker.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The announcement is made Of the
wedding Of Mrs Ina NJ. Stein. Of Daven-
port. Ia. and Mr.. William II, Fought
on Saturday, May 20, at the home OF the
bridegroom's brother and sister-in. law,
Mr. and Mrs ]. r, Fought, 1923 North
Twelfth street, by the Rev. L. F, Ham,
of the First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Camden, N. J. The bride was attended
by Mrs. NJ. +. Albright, Of Brooklyn, y.
Y, sister OF the bridegroom. Mr. and
Mrs. Fought will be at home after June
is, at 5l22 North Twelfth street.
Mr.. William Gordon, of 1915 North
Thirty-third street. announces the mar.
riage OF his sister Miss Ethel Maud
Gordon, Of 3442 Chestnut street, to Mr..
William Gault, of Toronto, can, on
Wednesday. June 2. The bride and bride
groom are spending their wedding trip In
the South, and will later live in Toronto.
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woodlawn streets. is visiting in Maha-
noy City, Pa.
The last and largest card party OF
the season will be given at the Cedar
brook Country Club, formerly the Stem
ton Golf Club, this afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Dreifus,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Drei-
fus, of 1892 North Smedley street, and
Mr.. Jacob J. Mann will be celebrated on
Wednesday afternoon, June O.. at quiet
family wedding at the home of the bride.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph Krauskopf will per =
form the ceremony. Mr.. Mann and his
bride after their wedding journey will
be at home at 231 East Price street
after July Is.
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Beverly Graduates Give Play

Beverly, n. J., june 5.-A play BY
pupils entitled "Graduation Day at
Wood Hill School," featured the com
mencement exercises Of the Farnum
public school. Eighth grade graduates
winning diplomas were Anne NJ. Dcni-
son, Amelia p. Smick, John c. Beatty.
Louise V. Tallman. George J.. Parker.
katherine G. Seckel. james r. LARA
Iere. Arthur Philips, Jr.. Theodore
Etryker, William II. Conrad, Martha
8. Rankin, Warren A. Miner. Florence
A. Van Solver. Agnes X. Truax, Sarah
f, Hood, G. Theodore Bryan.
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COMAS=LYNCH

The wedding of Miss Anna NJ Lynch.
lynch, Of 28ls Gleason avenue the
Bronx, n. Y, and Mr.. Joseph ]. Comas
of 1928 East Montgomery avenue, this
city took place at st. Joseph's Catholic
Church In this city on Wednesday aft
ernoon at o'clock. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father Hart. S. j.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss r Dolores Lynch and Mr. Fred
erick J. McDermott was the best mau
After returning from their wedding trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Comas will reside at 1918
south Forty-seventh street.
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FAUST" WELL GIVEN
BY PUCCINI COMPANY
Fine Performance of Gounod's
Opera at the Academy Of Music
With WeIl-BaIanced. Cast



The same elements of sincerity and
consistency which made "Gioconda' 80
successful at the opening of the Puccini
Opera Go. at the Academy Of Music on
Thursday evening scored an equally
great success for Faust" last evening.
The company has proved that stars of
the first magnitude are not necessary
10 well balanced and thoroughly enjoy
able performances Of the great operate
masterpieces; in fact there is better
balance without them and far more en-
thusiasm and spontaneity both of sing
ing and Of acting.
Naturally, in such case review OF
the performance must Of necessity deal
with the general effect, and not with
individual effort. With a courage rare
in managers. Mr.. Ienni has selected
operas with many choral numbers, in
volving large chorus-always an ex-
pensive matter-and ballet Of no small
proportions, either in numbers or abili-
,ty. Philadelphia should meet this gen
erosity of expenditure with an equal
generosity of attendance.
In last evenings performance the
title role was to have been taken by
Rodolfo Pill, but. owing TO sudden
attack of laryngitis. Mr.. Pill was una >
Bile to sing and the important part OF
nv Romeo Tnacacci n n,en,hor 30 ~
cSmnonv T. sneeLs volumes for % be tbe
ab;I;tv of tbs opu,ranr ~ uenoroI ,tn .n
n membar 81 - nnt featnred in anu ,H@t a,
tbo or;a;no, oas,s ,n,,id &C., y,
mornent'a no,;oo "a 18th s;n, ~ al a. a.,
one 30 tbo Ioad,nn u narts % as ia anu pas a.'
cncc; d;d ,ost an pa 1T. TT WI. -; no?
sweat u nna 20 .aos rs, no h,,t 49, o,h ~ ~
I;nht % re AZ r.. III S.,oa; Co. oao ,,,n ,u.ne.
i;stie r1oro W. ,oo o''h noas % Lan auuire i;e.,a
foor % os ,'oe t ipo"ea; ;t;o, ne nu ~ nuSe t;e .a.t;e
s;naoa a' " his posi'ion a' u" opera'ic
NJ NJ p;o.; os ,,onb;s.orbo1o. NJ,
f-noi tho nood ;n,nreasinn rJo Loi j.
"C;ocorda sooI phxa;ceIiv +, nS 4, "u thn hos, ~
>fonL;oto .,., by an,,SornJ =, 'Tp phua rs
deInbia for we Years % and b;s male -, ",,a wa,
adm;rable He was a LITTLE ;nc,;ns sd a. a.
overact in the eariv narts NJ tbe onara
notabIv in tbe tayern scena b,,t hi,
work in tho later SCENES ~ Tho orero
was LITTLE short of perfect. vocaIIT
n Iittic more tonai mower in tbo "Cai
of Cold" would have been desirahI,
and a somewbot faster temnn in tbt
, serenade "aTu che fai l'addormentata'
would have given the idea Of IRONY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
"YANKS" RETURN TO FRANCE
Large Numbers Dissatisfied With
Conditions In America

Paris. June 5.--(By A. .P.)-Large
numbers Of former American soldiers,
finding conditions in America unsatis-
factory, are returning to France to find
employment Locating work for them
in this country is a serious problem for
officials Of the American Legion here.
Some have taken places as laborers at
comparatively small wages.
Legion officials say 'doughboys"
should be warned not to return to
France unless we'll provided with money
to defray expenses while finding jobs,
which are quite scarce at present.
Since early in March" said Ar
thur w. Kipling, adjutant at Paris
post, American Legion, yesterday,
there has been steady stream Of dis
charged American officers and soldiers
coming to France. The Legion has been
forced to organize an employment
Sarvicp ~
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COSTELLA-BURTON

The wedding of Miss Marie =. Bur-
ton and Mr. Albert p. Costello. OF this
city took place at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning in st. Francis de Sales's Church.
Miss Peggy Costello acted as maid OF
honor and Miss Alice Boney. Miss Anne
Goodwin and Miss Mercedes Smith acted
as bridesmaids. The little Misses Rose
mary O'Bricn and Nancy Finnigan were
the flower girls, Mr.. Francis r. Costello
was best man, and the ushers were Mr..
Alfonso Cancelmo, Mr.. Leo Costello, Mr..
Edwin Perrin and Mr.. Leo Hewlett. The
Rev. J. NJ. Wood. s. j.. Woodstock Col
lege, Maryland, performed the ceremony.
breakfast for the immediate family
followed the ceremony.
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DEATH RATE DECREASES
455 Died In Philadelphia During
Last Seven Days

A slight decrease in deaths during
the week is shown by the weekly NOR
tality record issued by the division Of
vital statistics Of the Bureau of Health.
Four hundred and fifty five deaths oc-
CURED during the week, a decrease Of
twelve from last weeks mark.
Deaths for the corresponding week q
year ago we're 502.
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FULLMORE-PRINCE

The wedding OF Miss Emma Prince,
daughter of Mrs c. +! Prince. Of l5l
Fast Durham street to Mr. Harold Wil-
liam Fulmore, will take place at 6
o'clock this evening in the First Metho-
1ist Episcopal church, in Germantown
The Rev. DR., Edward S. Ninde. pastor
of the church win officiate, and Mr
Richard j, Prince will give his sister
in marriage. Mrs, Edward c. Idell will
attend the bride as matron OF honor and
Miss Rosamond q. Wright will he the
maid OF honor. The bridesmaids will in
ciude Miss Edith Meyers, Mrs Russell
n. Rake and Miss Dorothy H. King. Mr.
Eibert b. Fullmore viii attend his
brother as best man, and the ushers will
he Mr., Arthur NJ. Kerr. Mr.. Edward c.
Ideil and Mr., Frederick s, johnson, OF
Woodbury.. y. J, A reception will fol-
low the ceremony at the home of the
brides parents After wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs Fullmore will live in
Charleston, w. Va.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Miss Louise Seltzer zebloy Is enter
tanning at a card party at her home, 81 s
Solth Forty.ffth street, this afternoon
in honor Of Miss Christine A. BURNETT,
Of Brookline, Delaware county, whose
viii take place on Saturday, June 10
Miss Zeblcy will attend Miss BURNETT
a. maid Of honor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
!. Balloon and Miss Frances NJ. Burt
nett will entertain also for their sister
Brookline on Saturday evening June ~
Mr.. and Mrs V. Gilpin Robinson have
returned from motor trip TO Spring
Lake, where they were the guests OF
Mrs. A. NJ Whartenby, to their home
Hm View. near Secane.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Jean willoughby and Miss MIL
dred wiilouRhby, OF 203 West Upsai
street, sailed on Wednesday for Paris,
where they will spend several months,
Miss Dorothy Mullican and Miss Sara
Meehan have gone to Annapolis for June
Week.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph G. Miller, of 9l2
South Fifty-fifth street, are receiving
congratulations upon the birth Of a son
Joseph 9; Miller. Jr.; on May rs. Mrs
garet Eagan before her marriage last
June.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabet
Rooney and Mr.. Edward c. Gillian
took place on Wednesday. Mr. and
Mrs. Gillian will be at home after
July /.
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oI,INN-STERRETT

The wedding of Miss Mildred Sterrett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. Holiings-
worth Sterrett, of'720 West Upsal street
and Nr william Henry Quinn, Of this
city and New York, will take place In
Calvary Presbyterian Episcopal Church,
Germantown, this afternoon, The bride.
who will be given In marriage by her
father will wear gown of ivory
satin trimmed In lace, which formerly
belonged to Eugene, .ex-empresS OF
France. The matron Of honor will be
Mrs. Henry Hillebrand and Miss Edna
Quinn. sister, Of the bridegroom, will be
will include Miss Ella Burnet, Miss Lea
Murray, Miss Katherine Herner and and
Of Baltimore, will attend Mr. Quinn as
best man and the following gentlemen.
will act as ushers; Mr.. Bryan Herner. of
this city; Mr.. william Baxter. OF New
York; MIR. Frederick Grave. Of New
Haven, Conn. Mr., Henry Hillebrand
and Mr.. Edgar Stilley. A reception
will follow the ceremony at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs, Quinn
win be at home at Bayside, l.. l.. after
July l5.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

son Cochran. niece of Miss Anna Coch-
ran, of Wolly Still Farm, near Chester,
and Mr. Arvid Christensen, of this city,
took place yesterday In the First Presby-
terian Church, of Chester. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR.. w.
r. Huston. The bride was attended by
her sister Miss Adele du Common
Cochran, as maid OF honor. Mr.. Fred
erick Roscoe Ballard. OF Connecticut,
was the best man and the ushers were
Mr. Robert Carlisle. Mr.. Arthur II.
Burton. Mr.. Joseph Blakiston and Mr..
George c. Cady reception for the
immediate families followed Mr. Chris
tensen came recently from Copenhagen
Denmark. but Ia now located in Chester
where he and Mrs, Christensen will live
after their return from a wedding trim,
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HOLM ESBURG

Miss Paline Taylor, of Rhawn street
Gladys Woodstock, Of Toledo.
The Fourth Of July celebration com
mittee held a meeting under the auspices
OF the Improvement Association in the
library.
Mrs Theodore Kirk has left for Cleve-
land. o., to join her husband where they
will make their home in the future.
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DISRROM-ADAMSON

A pretty home wedding will take place
today at l o'clock, when Miss Anna F.
Adamson. OF 503S Locust street. will be
given In marriage by her father to Mr..
Bennett L. Disbrow. Of Ridley Park, the
ciattng. A small reception for the inn
mediate families will follow after the
ceremony The brides only attendant
will be Mrs. Hampton Springfield. who
Will be her matron of honor. Mr.. Ralph
and Mrs. Disbrow will leave for an ex-
tended wedding trip through the New
England states. They will be at home
after September 1 at Ridley Park
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HERITAGE--KULP

The wedding OF Miss Ida l.. Kulp,
daughter of Mrs. Alice A. Kulp, OF $50
East Maryland street, and Mr. Raymond
w. Heritage will take place at o'clock
this evening at the home of the bride
mother. the Rev. Herbert Agate, pastor
OF Temple Baptist Church. OF Tioga.
officisting Miss Helen Dunn. OF Phoe-
nlxville, will attend the bride as maid
of honor, and Mr.. John II, Heritage
win act as best man for his brother. A
reception will follow the ceremony at
s.s0 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs Heritage
will spend some time At the Delaware
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RoxBoROUGH

Invitations will he issued next week
by Or. and Mrs. NJ. Howard fusSselI, t ot
their daughter, Miss Anna f. russell
and Mr.. william r, Hughes, Jr" OF
Germantown, which will take pace on on
saturday evening, June, 26 az $50
o'clock, az the home OF the brlue pat
,, sn,s, aadyhi be followed O' ''es''
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HALIeSTEWART

The wedding of Miss Alice Stewart,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William NJ.
stewart, Jr., Of S1O9 St Martins lane.
Chestnut Hiil. to Mr.. Alan Hall. Of New
York, will take place this afternoon at
4:30 o'clock in the Church or g
The Rev Jacob Leroy. assisted by the
Rev, Wood Stewart. will perform the
ceremony and Mr.. Stewart will give
his daughter in marriage. Miss Augusta
Stewart and Miss Heyltje Stewart Will
attend their sister as bridesmalds ana
as best man. A small reception for the
Immediate families. and few Intimate
friends will follow the ceremony at the
home Of the brides parents After an
extended wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Hall will live in New York.
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MORROW-ROSE

The marriage Of Miss Sadie Rose, of
1850 Parkside avenue, and Mr. isa-
dore Morrow, OF 423 North Fifty-second
street, will take place in the Gold Room
Of the Adelphia Hotel at $3.50 o'clock
this evening, the Rev. Nathan officiating
A large reception will follow Immediately
after the ceremony at the hote. The
bride will be given in marriage by her
father Mrs. Minerva Chadwin will at
tend her as matron of honor. Mr.. Nor
row will have for his best man Mr..
David Rablnovitz, Mr. and Mrs Morrow
will leave Immediately after the receD-
tion for an extended wedding trim
through Canada They will be at home
after October ] at Forty-ninth and
Spruce streets
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Observation-Disclosures

The wedding of Miss Marion Hicks. OF
28l South FELTON, street and Mr.. Robert
Webster. Of 6037 Usage avenue, VIII
take place this evening at o'clock. Mr..
John w. Hicks will give his sister IN
marriage, and the Rev. ]. W. Tindall
will perform the ceremony. Miss Esther
Hicks will act as maid OF honor for her
sister and a niece of the bride, Miss
Violet Hicks. will be the flower girl. Mr.
Leaning Webster will act as best man
for Ills brother. After a reception, Mr.
and Mrs Webster will leave Immediately
for an extended wedding trip In the
South. They will be at home after Sep
tember 10 at 261 South FELTON, street.
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Corpus Christi Church Observance

The feast of Corpus Christi will be
observed tomorrow at the Church Of
Corpus Christi, Twenty eighth street
and Allegheny avenue. by the celebra-
Howard A. Grels. @. $. A. Of Villa
nova College. will deliver the sermon.
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HASKELL~MEUER

The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth X
Meuer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick F. Meuer, 233O North Eighteenth
street, and Mr.. Warren Haskell OF
Washington and Boston, will take place
this city. will be maid OF honor and Mr.
Robert Egner, Of New York, will be best
man. After the ceremony, which will
be performed by the Rev, Henry w.
Stringer Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell will leave
for a trip to the White Mountains. and
upon their return will live in Washing
ton.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The marriage of Miss Vera Louise
Springer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs -
B Springer, of Jenkntown, and Mr.
Lindley Elkinton Larzalere. son Of DR.,
and Mrs. Samuel D. LarZelere. also OF
Jenkintown took place at noon today
AT the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. the Rev.
] r; Foster, pastor of Grace Presby-
terian Church. of Jenkintown, officiat-
ing The bride was given in marriage
hv her father. Her only attendant was
Miss Alice Squire OF Tioga. Mr. Roy
X, Springer. the brides brother, was the
hest man. The immediate families and
a few close friends only were present,
their return from wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Larzelere will live In wash
ington,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
To Hold Tent Services

The first of a series of tent services
at Sixty eighth and Chestnut streets
will be conducted tomorrow morning
Anderson Presbyterian Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
Postpone Pageant on Account Of Rain

The pageant THE Gift Of the Gods
to be presented by the students of the
Cowles School, Oak Lane. this after
noon, has been postponed until 4 80
O'Clock Monday, because of the weather
conditions.