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The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-27
St. Paurs NJ. f. Church, Rev. III. It.

st. PauTs NJ. +. CHURCH,, Rev. II. It.
Fisher, Pastor.-Services on Sunday,
preaching, subject. IAN Interest in God
the Most Effectual Antidote to Fear"
Sabbath School 2 P. NJ, this is the last
year; let everyone do his best. 100 P.
NJ, song service. 7.45 P. NJ, preaching
by pastor, subject, Our Doing Good
Special music. All subscriptions to the
Christian Advocate will kindly be paid
to pastor. Wednesday, 400 P. NJ, Jun
Tor League: 7.30 P. NJ, Prayer service in
charge of Charles Pedrick.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-27

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FOR sALE-Five room house, good
barn and 2 acres of land, adjoining the
Ford Thompson farm. Carrot w:
Whitesell. I-lo-fl~
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-27

WANTED-A young lady soda dis
penser, good salary. Inquire Commun-
.ity "Y," Carneys Point, N. j.. 2-27
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-27

WANTED-Middle aged hit or col
ored girl to help with kitchen work and
care for children. Apply to Mrs. Robt.
B.. Williams, 100 Denny Avenue, Penns
Grove. 2-20-3t
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FOR RENI-two 4-room cottages.
Apply to Harry Smalley, 102 Delaware
Avenue, Penns Grove, n. ]. 1-16-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-27

Fire Wood For SaIe-Cut in stove
lengths. Penns Grove Planning Mill.
Phone $50. o-22-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-27

BUILDING LOTS for sale on Elvin
Avenue, Penns Grove. Harry S. Bar
Der, l-z-tI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

growing number are for TRANSFERRING
me Sood roads work from the present
nhsatistactory bureau plan to the
dignity OF a department which can
function directly.
Chairman GcorK" G. Diehl OF the
\. y. n. Good Roads Board when ne
appcDr.h bcfor" the Scnat. commit
lee k'ius emphasized the position
taken over ten years ago by the
"rSahiSrd motor car owners:
The bass upon which must resi-
ine whole structure OF goods roads
throughout the natiun liz "A national
system o. highways constructed and
maintained Ivy national highway
commission AT the expense Of the ma Z.
lion There VIII inevitably follow
state and county highway systems
bIi!t and maintained by the Scales
ana counties respectively Tines.
inrcc systems are fundamentals
sonhd economically and Will provide
All IN" needed highways for compict,
NATIONAL Development
'lnasmuch az TWO years VIII he
required to perfect Il report on the
national system. which, by tho W.,
Shouih Include carefully work ed out
pan for maintenance. we would urp.
tia; the Townsend bill b" a, ono.
adopted, 20 that tn" national highway
commission can al once begin iis
iabors. az the present rising msrkc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

o. 'l.'33 Added to these figures turing
the past Few days are The rc..cn, am
m"Ni'ions TO ;his ely which w.li .iv.
f!int pr.srh; population cNcccJ.n,:
'Vp'opo or neIr.y li5 per ""r, IN
crease.
such remarkable rrow;n So gar
~ one OF the highest records % the
iE2o U ;. census returns Il "a.
been largely brouyh; about throri-h
the location and expansion of III,
BUICK pant. in which instit,;tlor nca
- 2oop0 persons are daily cmclovcd.
thereby giving livelihood To NOR
Than 10000 OF Flint's population.
From s!xty-dcEc sirucn sno, :,
the vast nrcn OF ove- I3.O0G acres o.
and ize
Detroit Is The frs, city Of tn. state.
Grand Rapids second with Flini 4,
close competitor. JUS; how Ion.
THIS "nc-time little indian vil!a:o
Will remain IN third position has IT,.
population % its state GUESSING az
ihs millions OF dollars now hahn,
rrrnt in new additional building.
ana factory plants. means s;IlI
further additions 10 Flint in in,rcos.i
3opulatiOn. Future months might
possibly find Flint again changing i,s
standing in advancing TO the nositiot,
or the big sister OF MISS Dynamic
Detroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
LAND VALUES INCREASED
WITH ADVENT OF TRUCK
PRODUCERS Are Now ib,c to ,:rt Top
fi"c> Tor Their Products in
Distant Markets.

M H'N, ONO. May s--One mod.
cfh factor IN The recent boom il.
'""d prices IA maay sections a. tn.
country is thc motor truck. accord =
!nE 20 reports made to field men of
ihH economic research division Of the
Shin-'N-truck bureIu. which main
taims headquarters here and mas a
nation Wild" organization.
Land whi,h formerly was worth
"hlN Sl"" 10 500 an acre has sud :
denly doubled and trcblcd In value
~ - sa!d. For much Of the Increase
~" motor truck is credited. espcct-
""N ,whcr" !irmcrs have found i,
p"Nsih". rs means OF it. TO reach
IN" most "sirab'c markets. formerly
regarded az inaccessible
>, IN IN" Eur ~ tobacco district OF
h"htHt ~. 'nr instance. the bureau
'dNS p'u" grass land which prcvi-
o1SiN hHl not been planted IN m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

oacco hccaus" IA" planter lived too
TAR from desirable maraet has
riS"n from s300 an acre ON tho aver
a:c To more than 5000 in yalue
Many smnll Farms sell for $1,000 10
N.'"" an acre, IL is said
WIN the advent OF ship-by-iruck
methods. tobacco is daily brourb,
INT" i.eNiuE;on. the worlds largest
zoo Sn-'"af tobacco market, by motor
'EueN IL comes from points uItv
ihd SIXTY mil"s distant In MANY IN
stances. la this manner m. prow.r
~ able To realize the highest prices
ps:d Tor tobacco. whereas formerly
ne WAS compelled many times to
accept less for his Crop than il
"c'uaiy was worth MANY smaller
markets have been PM ont % bust
ness. !, Is true. out ;he farmer has
nron'ti immensely by this introduce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
MARSHALL FAvDRs MOVE
FOR IMPROVED HIGHWAYS
\ice-Prcsfdcnt Speaks Before Con-
vcntion of Good Roads Dele.
gates at Hot Springs.

"ASiiiNGToN. May Sin ronnec-
''oh with the hearings begun this
week before the Senate Post -Oilice
aud fost Roads Commute. on "A good :
~ huhbcr OF highway bills. the com
m.n.h OK Vice President Thomas Il.
nnIsha'l; al Hot Springs. Ark. Just
appfoNeq and released for publicu
.'"n' are regarded AZ highly siYniti-
o"n,, coming from the former Gov
'imor OF Northern State
The address was delivered at. the
Ss Joint convention OF the United
TI ,a,e GOOD Roads Association and
n"hsas resort. and attended by sew
:iai thousand delegates. mostly from
southern States The Vice President
OF the United States WAS the chief
speaker of the gathering. anu he
mus made pointed reference to Fed
"rai participation In highways I'm
piovcmcnt:
Marshall Bnrks Movement
.- mhiie ! ieei that the general GOV
several States. is usurping the func-
tons ana killing the initiative OF
r rnn midi ,mdtayii ,nn states state, am quite
winch II is doing Ia this way is The.
huildinH OF good roads. The Federal
soverhnent has the clcancs;. finest
ables, and mos; disintcrcstcd road
ehsineers IN The world. II has. In my
oVlhioh. constitutional authority to
improve IN. post roads OF the coun-
nag been generously used In piece
meal. by rich counties matching
lh"ir dollars against the general
governments dollars
Explains Congregational stand.
am quite convinced that the
congressional sentiment is thar mo
several States OF this Union may AZ
,n.I max up their minds that IL
pr!nti1n on the fi.y-nfty plan. il
must he unon one 81 ;Iro bases: either
mar the general government shall
nave exclusive control of MI tho
funds or ,ha, the general govern
,n.ht VIII adopt great trunk sys-
~ state only when the State has
Contracted to construUr an caual
mileage OF latcrais OF like character
ana durability"
nriations IN connection with high
Whys VIII he accompa MED NV nIIlt.
urhn'ie Federal insistcnrc us to
Mhei" and now the money shall he
h"eh made quite clear during the
bast weeks hearings before me SEN
ate committee.
While senator Charles T.. Town
'hr sponsor Of what is probably
IN" measure commanding tho ::rca,est
'"hh'rE-WiEe concern. az II calls FOR
Il nat'pnal system in charr" o: 81 Fed
%r rhlpbs. OF Colorado senator
'hambcrlin of Oregon, and S.nl,nr
sheppard. cf Texas are certain -,
f,r"W" careful scrutiny
Northern senator. AEnIn.t Ala.
Whiie the Federal aid road act an.
ana Western than IL did to E,stcrm
states Northern Senators generally
ar" now inclined TO oppose coufInu
"hGc IN any substantial way and a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
BIG AUTO FACTORY CAUSES
RECORD GROWTH IN FLINT
Establishment Of Buick PInrt u,I
Hmni' indinn NiiinEc Third inr--
est city In Michiupn

DETROIT. MICH. May S.-i,aca in
the earlier days when Flint. Mich
was village OF 1900. with an arc,
81 sixty acres. II waS merely an II,
dian trading point. and the inhab!t,,,,v
'nGsc uass 'rapped swopp"d horses
ana DsrEa ned with the SluawE
In 1908 when the Buick factory h,,-,.
's hrst building. Flint grew r.pIIIy
To what Mas considered q wouJo-fnI
population or some 1900. During
the next NJ. years this busin,vs &c
pandch /" such degree. tina: wbnn
the ccnsus Of l"lD was rncorl.d !,
showed population 90 - 40
Under the new census RETURNS I-,i,,
advances from the sixth cl,. In Nf,.ni
gan win population o. 3A.;J0 in
1910 to third place with a DopuIa,,on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

,,uu3i OF those that exist along ths
Pacific Coast and ps;t iruI,rIy -,
'ilt"rn.a. what would Sc the pro-
uu'tIoh situation so far ~ motor
,nTs ar" concerned" ASKED Frarl. IL
listed President OF the Lexington
Mot ~ Company. Of ConncrsviIic. Ind
t'crhaps. II is "A Wise thing most
f1"ds are rot better than they are,
oiS" IN" makers never would soc
.ne possibility cf catching up with
we demand: and. FOR that matter
'n"E never Will" remarked Mr.. An
Std because road propaganda and
IN" actual improvement, OF the hiyh
MhNs is going on SO last this Team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

work viii tend 20 Keep up the den,,na
New roads will cause birrAr
manu Tor cars. and yet the itnnrors
mont OF the highways will perrin am
t"mobi!eS TO be driven farthe, s,,i
MN TESS expense than has been r,Ss-
sIDie heretofore. SO. ono keens ua,a
with the other. with production la
sinS because OF the lack OF labor a,,l
materials to permit any factorv 10
go it's full limit. :"
But we want more good roads ~,
must have them. and We need n,o,.
automo btles to permit people 10 kc,n
up with tho pFesent-day pace" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09

OF iabor and materials should no, hc
useu as pre'cx, for delayin. tho
necessary preliminary WORK Incident
ve,Dpmcnt.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
IMPROVEMENT OF ROADS
INCREASES AUTO DEMANDS
iiend Of Lexington toupnny Spy.
PRODUCTION Of Cars VIII Never
Equnl Demand

l! road conditions throughout the
whole OF the United states were th..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
NOrthern Nrnntnr. AgnIn.t AIL

rrh senators AEninst Aid.
Wh!ie tho Federal aid road nc, an.
prhicu IN greater deSrc" To southern
states. Northern Senator. generally
ar" now inclined TO oppose couiIn,,
"hcc IN any substantial way and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

Maize Ferry, Miss Catherine Ferry, Miss
Edythc Everett and Miss Doris Dennt-
son were the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. welch have
returned from their wedding trip and
VII be at home in Seweil, \. j.. MRS; Mrs;
Welch before her marriage on April
IA, was Miss Anne Ross. ...
Mrs. S. A, Skeehan. Miss Lillian
Skeehan, Miss Jane Scott and, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Atkins will entertain, the
Pocono friends this evening at the home
of Mrs. Skeehan, Twerfty-second ana
pauphin streets. Their guests VIII m
clude Miss Irene X. Ash, Miss Kath /;
Mrs. William SINNERS. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Gi Benin. Miss Mae Wheatiand'
Miss Edith SINNERS Mr.. and MRS
Wheatland, Miss Amy Hackley,. Miss
Edith Behm,. Miss Minerva Dqckworth,
Nilsson, Miss verna SINNERS, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kingston. Mrs. Mary \
Price and Mr., and Mrs. William T.
Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cohen, of 35l
North Nineteenth street gave a buffet
supper in honor OF Miss Hilda Lichten'
whose engagement was announced
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Myer Lichtenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Verbit. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Udell, Mr.. .ant
Mrs. Herman I.ichtenstein. Of Camden
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wurzell, Mr. ant
Mrs. r. Weisberg, Miss Helen Liohten
stein. Mrs. Morris Lichtenstein. Mrs. J
Jacobs OF New York, Miss Alice Lich
tenstein. Mr.. Samuel wesberg, of New
York and Mr. Erwin Lichtenstein.
a rummage sale given by the Queer
Esther Lodge, commenced on Saturday
and will continue until next Saturday
Is being held at 1928 Haverford avenue
Tho nrnraada uIl1 on toward tho lndRa 4
emergency fund. Mrs. Marie Lane Il
chairman of the committee in charg'
and will be assisted by Mrs. Tilli'
Singer and Mrs, Hanna Schollstein. Th'
clude the following ladies': Mrs. Anna
Frimmel, president; Miss LilltaI
Mendell. secretary; Mrs, Rebecct
Tmons. Mrs Esther Wild. Mrs. J
Blumfeld Mrs Pauline Lefcowitz. Mrs
Hanna Schollstein. Mrs. Anna Levy
Abrams and Mrs. Adelaide Becker.
The B'nai Jeshurin L. Q. r. s. No
2 is holding rummage sale this weel
at 946 North Eleventh street, the pro
oeeds of which will be given to th'
hospital association. The chairman o
the committee Is Mrs Helen Freeman
Moss, Mrs. Blanche Rosenfeld, Mrs
Jeannette Smith, Mrs. RebeCca Simons
Mrs Helen Joel and Mrs. Sadie Arons
Mrs A. Jackson. of Fifteenth ant
Poplar streets. will give II luncheon anC
card party at her home tomorrow AFT
ernoon, for sixteen guests.
Mr.. Frank Kind has returned from
his trip to Europe to his apartment a
the Hotel Majestic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Plant. of tn,
Hotel Majestic. are spending Il fortnight
in Cincinnati, o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Tho wedding of Miss Mabel wray
Buzby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VIII.
liam L. Buzby of 2132 West Susaue-
hanna avenue, and DR.. Elmer Hendricks
Funk will take place on Saturday eve
ming, in the Bethlehem Presbyterian
Church, Broad and Diamond streets
The bride will be attended by Miss Nina
Spiesle, maid of honor; Miss Estele
Funk, Mrs. William II. Jarden, Jr..
bridesmaids. and Miss Mary Elizabeth
klopp. flower girl. Doctor Funk will
have for best man, DR.. J. Scott Fritch
and his ushers will include DR.. Edward
J. klopp, Mr.. William II. Jarden Jr.,
Mr., Philip Shuler and DR.. Henry X.
Mohler. Dr. and Mrs Edward j. Klopp,
OF 1911 Spruce street, gave a dinner
on Saturday evening. in honor of Miss
Buzby and Doctor Funk. Their guests
included DR.. and Mrs. j. Parsons
Schaeffer. DR.. and Mrs. Henry X.
Mohler, Dr. ana Mrs. Clarence Smith,
DR.. J. Scott ,Fritch and Miss Florence
Burk.
Miss Gertrude Munday entertained
the members of the Alpha Tau Sorority
on Saturday afternoon. Miss Kathryn
Young, Miss Catherine White, Miss
Anna l.. Larkin, Miss Myrtle Silver
wood. Miss Elizabeth Parkins, Miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh J. Kceney have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at 2i1O North Fifteenth
street. Mrs. Keeney will be remembered
as Miss Marguerite DAILY. daughter OF
Mrs. Mary DAILY.
Miss Ella Crenny has returned hone
after Spending a few days with friends
at Harrisburg.
Miss Nettie Il. Mednick, of Tamaoua
Pa. entertained at her home yesterday
in honor of Mothers Day. Her home was
beautifully decorated with flowers fol
the occasion. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. b. If. Dabloff, Mis- jeanette Matu
SOW, Mr.. Charles Korik Miss Lena
weiser. Miss Anna Dabloff. Mr. Nathan
iel Goldberg, of Philadelphia Mr.. Harr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

NJ, MISS Anna S. Newbold, daughter OF
~ ~, Clement Buckley Newbold, OF
NtbroSsWlcks tb House, Jenkintown, will be
piyoIsucS guest OF honor at dance 10 be
gwen IN June by her father.
4, Miss Josephine Crisficld daughter Of
MTS uT J. 4, Pearce Crisheld, OF Chestnut
nhnI VIII entertain the members of
soS sS senior class of the Springside
SCnoSl' oC Chestnut Hill. at Zoo party
cIsy M saturday, May %. Among the
IoisS ISS WIZ be Miss Louise Dixon, Miss
MMTs Benedict Miss Annette n, Wright
Mn1,. MsSs sarah Logan Starr, Miss Edith
Usrny, Miss Betty Purviance, Miss
NIgs, %,,'eI Lawrence, Miss Polly Foltz,
HTS Hsr, Isabel Mi Harrison, Miss Eleanor
Helen IorS, n.Ss Margaret Screvcn, Miss
FrannnJe JerEey, Miss Mary Martin. Miss
BoSnces Boancees McCallum, Miss Anna S' X
ters "onNllle and Miss Margaret Mas.
Mr. Miss Miss Crisheld and her brother,
~, arthur Crsheld will return today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
FRANKFORT

a euchre and dance was given on
Friday evening at Sheldknecht's. Hall.
for the henefit of the Mater Dolorosa's 6
Church. at Paul and Ruaun streets, and
st. RccCos Chapel at ontario and
Amber streets.
:, Miss Genevieve Holden, of Arrott
street, is spending several weeks with
friends in Rochester.
Mrs. Warren Edgar gave a 500 party
for the benefit Of the building fund of
the Frankford Day Nursery.
An entertainment will be given in
Orthodox Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow evening. a sketch entitled
the Wedding of Miss $. and Mr. L.
will be presented
Visitors day at the Torresdale Golf
Club was held on Saturday, followed
By dance in the evening at the club
house.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
WtsSAHiCkON

arranged % . ser,es 1rose Mo- danno. uo "as 40
take place on Monday evenings during
the month. Mr.. Joseph Rose is chair
man of the committee in charge. ON
Saturday evening tho club members
game was followed by supper and
entertainment by the "All Star Min
strels." under the direction OF Mr..
Harry M, Taylor. The affair was in
charge Of Mr.. Wilbur Schofield. The
members are interested in the safety
first movement and will give a series
of moving pictures on Thursday eve-
ming. May 20, in the clubhouse, illustrat-
ing the topic. Mr.. Harry W. Farrand
Is superintendent Of the club,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
TioGA

Mrs. William II. Coil, of 1i17 West
Allegheny avenue, gave a luncheon on
saturday at her home in honor of Mrs
Gustavus &. Seidel. who has returned
from her winter home, Killcaire. in ST.
Lucia. Fla. Orchids and pink roses
were combined in the decorations. Other
guests included Mrs. Albert Baltz, Mrs
Charles Berger. Miss Gertrude Dohmen
Mrs. Martha w. Downes. Mrs. George
G. Fleck, Mrs. James l. Iollihan, Miss
lola McCauley, Mrs! Mary McCauley,
Mrs. a: Lincoln Myers. Mrs. Harry PA, .
sons, Mrs. William Roth, Mrs. Frederick
Rollman, Mrs. Il. G, Shellenberger, Mrs
Henry Gordon Thunder, Mrs. William
). ware, Mrs. J. Louis Waechter and
Mrs. Samuel Whan. D..
Miss Sarieta Renton will entertain nj
cards this evening at her home. 1906
West Butler street. Her guests will in
clude Miss Virginia Brownlee. Miss
Mabel Brierly, Miss Maude Sayre, Miss
Nina Sayre, Miss Marie Borell, Miss
Gertrude Sayre, Miss Doris Mullin, Miss
Anne Mullin, Miss Bessie Bplett and
Miss Esther Kibler Mrs. Renton was
the May hostess OF the Phi Kappa Cluh
on Saturday afternoon, when her guests
included Miss Marie Fisher Miss Bessie
Eplett, Mrs. William Sykes, Miss Mar
Boggs, Miss Marian Deetz, Miss Ruth
Rogers, Miss Esther Kibler, Miss Edith
Hopprick Mrs. Paul Dorm, Mrs. Byron
Riley, Miss 1ncz Lands and Miss Ruth
Maxwell. ....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

from baltimore. where they attended n
uancing tea given by Mrs Isaac Dixon,
IN honor OF her daughter, Miss Ger
trude Dixon, on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Porter, of
Park Hill, Yonkers, N. y, formerly of
0verbrook,. announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Ethel May Porter,
20 Mr.. Harold Simmons Barnes son of
Mr., and Mrs. 7; Howard Barnes, also
OF Yonkers, N. Y.
Mrs. Walter Waring Hoplinson. OF
2219 Spruce street, has issued invita-
tons for q small luncheon on Thurs
day, May 20, at sedgeley Club. Mr.. and
Mrs, Hopklnson will move out to Idle
wild early in June, where they will spend
part OF the summer
Mrs. John f. Cope Morton. of Devon,
entertained at a family dinner on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Campbell. of
Wayne, will give a dance at the Satur-
day Club, on Saturday evening. June 8
Catherine Campbell
Mrs. o. w. Mason. of Midland ave-
nue.. st. Davids, entertained In honor
of her daughter, Miss Helen Mason, at
her home on Saturday.
Mrs James NJ Dickey of Wayne
will give a birthday party at her home
on Saturday. In honor OF her daughter,
lulbS ndTkdTtI llCkey. WIFI Dc
twenty-five guests.
her country home in Edgewater Park.
y. J. this summer but will leave early
IN July for Los Angeles, Calf, for a
three months stay.
Mrs. Martin 3. Young of Swarthmore
Will entertain the directors and consult
ing board of the Federated Clubs of
Delaware county. of which Mrs. Young
is chairman. on Monday May "a, at the
Union League. Those who will attend
will be Miss A. A. Crooks. Mrs. Ed
ward Boyd, Mrs. Henry Roever, Mrs.
Winford MacHenry. Mrs. Marshall ri.
smith and Mrs. s. Blair. Luckie.
Miss Elmira Echert, of Wayne. rep
con given by the Women's Club OF
Swarthmore on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Arthur L. Holmes. of Wayne
accompanied by her daughter Mrs
Richard Howson and grandchild, are
spending a fortnight at Ocean City.
Mrs: W.. A. Nichols of st. Davids
who has been spending a week al
Atlantic City. returned home on Sat
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis A. Gimbel. who
returned from White Sulphur Springs
w. Va, spent few days in New York
peIore returning to their apartment, al
1880 Rittenhouse square.
The Wayne Musicale Coterie will
give a reception and musicale at the
home of Mrs. Humbert 3. Powell OF
May 81. .r -.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Moo. Faeck, OF st. Martins; will b,
pleased to know their daughter, Mis-,
Katrina Faeck, who was recent,
operated on for appendicitis at tht
Chestnut Hill Hospital is making
speedy recovery
Mrs Fridolyn Gimbel Fleisher ha.
returned from Pinehurst, S. C, wher,
she has been spending several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pinkus, of 493;
walnut street, left on Saturday fol
Atlantic City. where they will remalr
until the fall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
NEW JERSEY NOTES

Mrs. J. Catherwood Robinson and
Miss Martha Petit, Of Beverly, enter
tained al their home on Warren lane
at musicale of songs by American
composers. Mrs. Florence Parr Gerr was
the guest of honor, There were over
100 guests present.
Mrs. II. N. Cresswell and her sister
Miss McCutcheon, of the Hazelcroft.
Edgewater Park. who spent several
weeks in Atlantic City. have opened
their home for a few weeks, where iney
will remain until leaving for Maine.
where they will spend the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scigleman Meyers have
sailed for a six weeks trip abroad. Mrs.
Movers Is the daughter OF Mr.. James II.
Birch. Of Burlington. and during their
stay abroad will visit Colonel Thomas
VI, Birch, of Lisbon, who Is Uniteo
States minister to Portugal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10
MooREsIoWN

Mrs. Collins Rogers, Mrs. Arthur
Collins, Mrs William Kennard and
Mrs. William Walker attended the May
fete at Bryn Mawr on Friday.
Mrs. j. $. BUST gave a dinner party
on Saturday evening.
The Rev. Frederick A. Warden will
entertain the Camden Glorious at a
luncheon today. Seventeen clergymen
Will be present.
Mrs. James Gladhill was tho guest at
q luncheon given at the Bellevue-Strat-
ford on Saturday.
The senior class of the high school,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Aitken as
cnaperones, spent several days In
Washington.
Mrs. George HiIIman was chairman
or cake, apron and plant sale held In
Ine parish mouse on Saturday mrs.
James Stokes was in charge of the
cakes Mrs. Samuel Rollins, of the
aprons, and Mrs. Kate Aitken of the
plants. '.|
Mrs. David r. Lippincott. of IS East
OAK avenue, gave a large reception on
saturday evening, from until 10
O'Clock.