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The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
INDIANA FIELDS PARALYZED

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 26~(by Associated Press) Indiana coal fields are paralyzed today by an unauthor- ized strike of day laborers and drivers, following similar action in the Illinois field. Fifty mines near here are idle.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
B0LSHEVlKI WANT DISARMAMENT OF POLES
FIFTH YACHT RACE TODAY FAILED TO FINISH IN TIME LIMIT
TWO BABIES FOUND
 IN AN OLD CISTERN

OMAHA, Neb., July 26 (by Associ- ated Press).-H. s. Kenty, 61, is in jail here following the finding of two infants about two days old in an aban- doned cistern and the alleged admis- sion of Louise Boecke that she is the mother of the babies.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY
 AMERICANS AT ANTWERP

ANTWERP, July 26 (by Associated Press) s).-America made a clean sweep taking the first five individual marks the trapshooting events. Afrie of Champaign, H., won the champion ship, with Frank Troeh of Vancouver, Wash, second
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DAMAGED STEAMER 20
 BE REPLACED ON RUN

VICTORIA, B. C., July 26 (by Asso- ciated Press) The Prince John will temporarily replace the Prince George, the Grand Trunk steamer damaged in the Seymour narrows, it was officially announced here today.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
ALASKA FLYERS
 COMING ALONG IN GOOD SHAPE

PERTAL, N. D., July 26 (by Asso- ciated Press) 1.-The four Alaska flyers made the flight from Chicago here, 29O miles, in three hours and ten min- utes, and expect to leave today for Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
 The Alaska squadron left here at 10 o'clock for Saskatoon.
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FOUR STAGES HELD UP
 IN YOSEMITE PARK

FRESNO, July 26 (by Associated Press) "A lone bandit on mountain highway robbed four stages en route to the Yosemite park late Saturday He secured $350 in money but refused to take watches and jewelry.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26

WORCESTER, Mass, July 26 (by Associated Press).-The naval acad. emy varsity crew won the right to represent the United States at the Olympic games in Antwerp by defeat ing the Syracuse University Duluth Boat Club.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
TERMS FOR PEACE CONFERENCE . BETWEEN S0VlETS AND THOSE
 FIGHTING RUSSIA AGREED UPON

LONDON, July 26 (by Associated Press) Premier Lloyd George today, ft addressing the house of com mons, confirmed reports that the Bolsheviks have accepted terms for peace conference in London between the Sovets and the powers engaged in hostile action against or supporting such action against Russia.
 Lloyd George will meet Premier Mil Ierand of France at Boulogne tomor- row to discuss the Russian proposal
 ARMISTICE MEETING AT BREST
 WARSAW, July 26 (by Associated Press) .-Armistice negotiations be- tween representatives of Poland and Soviet Russia probably will be held at Brest Litovsk. Negotiations for the initial meeting of military command CTS to arrange conferences between deputations from both sides are al ready under way at the front.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
KING ALEXANDER ENTERS

ATHENS, July 26 (by Associated Press) .-Adrianople fell to the Greeks Sunday evening with much material and an undeterminers number of pri- soners taken. King Alexander entered the city today.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
BYNC TO BE CANADA'S
 GOVERNOR GENERAL

LONDON, July 26 (by Associated Press ).-The Canadian Press is in- formed on good authority that Lord Byng will shortly be appointed gover- nor general of Canada
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IRISH HOME BILL NOT BE 1 1@2A&A &s "A A" '&
 WITHDRAWN

LONDON, July 26 (by Associated Press).-Premier Lloyd George told the house of common today that the ,ouornment had no idea of withdraw ing the Irish home-rule bill, which will he pressed with all speed alter the holiday recess.
 Jlovd George denied that the gov ernment had had any negotiations with the Sim Fein.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
MARION AND KELLEY
 IN TEN ROUND DRAW

CHICAGO, July 26 (by Associated Press) Frankie Maron, champion fly weight, and Jimmy Kelley of Chicago, boxed ten-round draw here Satur- day night.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
FRENCH REPRESENTATIVE
 BIAS BEEN SELECTED

PARIS, July 26 (by Associated Press).-M. Severes, famous porcelain manufacturers, has been chosen as Frances representative for signing the Turkish peace treaty.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
INVESTIGATING JAP
 IMMIGRATION PROBLEM

SEATTLE, July 26 (by Associated Press Five members of the house immigration committee arrived here to begin investigation of Japanese and other immigration and naturalization problems.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
BOL OFFENSIVE TOTTERING

WARSAW, July 26 (by Associated Press). newspapers say Bol- sheviki officers in hospital there ad- f~mit the present offensive is final effort which cannot continue more than fortnight because the reds are demoralized and discouraged.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
FISH QUOTATIONS

KHETCHIKAN, July A. = Special to the Times) .-Halibut: Firsts, s1sc; seconds, Sc.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
GREEKS NOW OCCUPY
 CITY OF ADRIAN0PLE

LONDON, July 26 (by Associated Press ).-Athens newspapers today an- nounce that the Greeks occupied Ad- rianople on Saturday, and that King Alexander will enter today.
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DEMAND POLISH DISARMAMENT

DEMAND POLISH DISARMAMENT
 VIENNA, July 26 (by Associated Press) )-It is reported in apparently reliable quarters that the first stipula- tion the Bolshevihs will require will be that the Poles disarm completely so the negotiations can not be used to gain time or await the arrical of endorsements.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
Iovn GEORGE IN POOR HEALTH

PARIS. July 26 (by Assoclatea Dross, The health of Lloyd George is causing serious uneasiness, accord .ing to a London dispatch, winch says his physicians have ordered an ihllho .diate and absolute rest.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-26
PASS OVER BALGONlE

BALGONIE, Sask., July 26 (by As sociated Press). The Alaska planes passed over this city at 11:5O o'clock this morning.
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U. S. WILL NOT PARTICIPATE

U. S. WILL NOT PARTICIPATE V WASHINGTON, July 26 (by Associ- ated Press) s).-Participation by the United States in any conference of representatives of Russia and allied governments looking to restoration of peace between Poland and the Bolshe- wiki is regarded here as improbable, hAt, in the absence of official informa- tion most officials here declined to dis cuss the matter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. Ernest Baily. Of West Mount
Airy avenue. viii entertain the members
of tho Theta Sigma Ipsion Fratcr.
nifty Of Germa ntown. at his home this
evening. Guests will he Mr.. Marshall
Nj Cool. Mr. James Gibson. Mr.. John
Stoker. Mr.. Kcnncth Mcchan. Mr..
Gcore" Stenhenson. Mr.. Robert iagy.
Mr.. John ITagy. Mr.. Harry kcuung
Mr.. Wil,iam Scissor. Mr.. Coulter Gal
laghcr. NJ. Oswald Boyer. Mr.. John
Dicterlc. Mr.. James Reid and Mr.. War
rem Jcfford.
The engagement Of Miss Jennie
I.asky. Of Washington. aud Mr.. Aaron
Smith. son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. jacob
this city. was recently announced. Mr..
Smith has Just returned from naval
duty at st. Thomas. V. 7.
The boys and girls gymnasium
classes Of tho Watcrvicw Recreation
Center gave party at the ccutcr on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Arthur King and her son. Mr..
Robert King. Of 81 Brinton street.
spent the week end visiting Mrs. King :
mother. at Lansdalc.
Miss Eleanor Atkins. 800 Brinton
street, spent the week end at Atlantic
City.
The following will be- guests at a
theatre party 10 br given tomorrow eve -
ming: Miss Helena timer. Miss Anna
Kugler. Miss Elizabeth IIindman. Miss
Kathleen CoonCr. Miss Mary Hover.
Miss Persis Woodward. Mr.. William
Storz. Mr. OTTO Kossatz. Mr.. John
Dngo. Mr.. Alfred Rodney aud Mr..
Charles Hover.
Mrs. Harry II. Perkins. OF 02J Dun.
cannon street. entertained at 700 on
Wednesday afternoon for the members
Of her card t1ub. who include Mrs,
! 'Tnrry II. Perkins. Mrs. Edward 7.
James. Mrs. Andrew Alexander. Ir..
Mrs. Frank Fox. Ms. Robert Mathew q.
'nn. Mrs. Warren Hcllcr. Mrs. Samuel
Wick. Mrs. Harry Hare. Mrs. Frank
tower. MrS. George Undcrdown. Mrs,
! Marshall SOFT aud Mrs. William Bodc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

\ hirthd,v marty voc r;ycn in honor
or N,i,. pc"c,, Wniionna m ef tnas Dmrfor
street IN Smrd,v crnmir0 ~ Anonr tbr
ruests Wcrc "'.IiS ME- 'T",,S JTo,nrS G rcnn Mis-
NurirI Shcrr N;.a EIi,o hot, rcrrc,
Miss Snrab rit1gcro,d Wr LAIN I
Boylc. Ir' Mr. CharIcs NIulrory. Mr.,
Euennc Smvtb ami H. Wi,Iion, I,tns
Mr. and Nry N,ur;oo r,rmo, an.
nouncCd tho engagement of thcir dauyh
for Mis- p,uI;mc Pmrr,an io Ar Sol
Mass n ,,rt, nHr ,i,' ,,",' u, ,Lo;r iv honor
on Snfday NJ tLr homc Of Mr. nnd
Mrs II Rrrr,on toiJ Sn,,h C,Ilo
way street Tho guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Lankin. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
Sobcmar. Mrs. Sobclman. of Baltimore ;
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, Cramcr. Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Miller.
Mrs. Moss. Mr. s. Burman Mr.. 4.
Cramer aud Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cramcr.
AFR Jouc. nic, .or or Nr md
Mrs Jnbm y R;ior ~ o=2o Sonth
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. WiIhcr r. Crcvcling.
2I%l North Hicks street, announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Mil
dred Amelia CreveliuG. and Mr.. John
II, Gardiner, Jr,, on Monday, at Elk
ton. Md.
Miss Lconette Rchfuss, of 100 North
Thirteenth street, gave n luncheon and
surprise shower yesterday at her home
in honor of Miss Verna Custer, daugh
ter of Mrs. Mary +. Custer. Of 1890
North Twelfth street. whose engagement
to Mr.. Roy w. Banwpll, of Detroit,
Mich, has been announced. Other
guests included Miss Marian Weihcn
mayer, Mrs. Russell C.. Lees, Miss rs.
tcllc LAUDER, Miss Emma Parry, Miss
Ella Brunrt Miss Marian Dictz. Miss
Ruth Rodgers, Miss Katharine Haldc.
man and Miss Mary Taylor.
Mrs. Edmund n. Lippincott and her
daughter. Miss Emily 1ippincOtt, have
gone to Florida to visit the winter coast
resorts
Mrs. George Morris Baor and Mrs.
Frederick Aiken will entertain their
friends at their studio, 1926 Chestnut
street, at series OF afternoon teas on
the first and third Wednesdays during
the remainder OF the winter and spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ponath have
returned from their wedding trip and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26

Wayne, have returned to their home
from stay in Battle Creek. Mrs.
Ward spent several days in New York :,
where she visited her sister, Mrs
Charles Schwab.
Mrs. Mabel Whitlock. Of Wayne. has
returned from Providence, where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hay.
ward. ~.
Mrs. Herbert Hartman, Of st,
Dnvids. left on Tuesday for Washing
ton, to join her husband. vino mas been
making a trip through the South.
The Rev. William II. Roberts, u.
D.. and Mrs. Roberts, Of, Wayne, are
staying at the Chalfontc. Atlantic City.
The members Of the Philadelphia
chapter OF the Alphi Phi Fraternity viii
hold their annual ball at the BELLEVUE.
Strotford on Friday evening. March 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Williams, of
Merchantvillr. n. j.. announce the en- q.
gagcmcnt Of their daughter. Miss
Deborah Williams. TO Mr.. John 5. Gun q
necn. Of Port Jervis. n. y.
Mrs. Laura II. Preston. Of GlcnsidC,
announces tho engagement Of her daugh
ter. Miss Dorothy Frccstou, to Mr.
Raymond l.. IIcmmerly, Of MclrosC
Park.
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lANSpOMNE L

Tho ri Sigma Club win give its ncNt
dance at the Twentieth Century Club
on SATURDAY. evening.
Mr. and Mrs. \. s. Porter have been
spending some time at Atlantic City.
Tho Psi Sigma Psi Fraternity will
Give n dance at the Craftsmen s Club
in DreNel Hill tomorrow evening.
The Kappa Sigma Sorority will give
n dance at the Craftsmen $ Club on
Saturday evening.
Miss Emma Love ha, hccn spending
several days with Miss Mary Mallon at
Trinity College. in Washington.
Miss Helen Wilson spent the week
end with Miss Catharinp Lnndes, at
Wilson College. Chambcrsburg, Pa.
Tho Home and School Association
will hold its next meeting in the audi
torium Of the High School on Thurs
day evening. March /. Tho speaker will
bc Or. a. r. Smith. of West Chester
Normal School, aud his subject will be
Liberty and Law" There will also
BE- music and moving pictures. Miss
Elizabeth Lystcr will be hostess for tho
evening.
Mrs. Henry G.. Forrest and Mrs. Nor
man Blanchard Musselman will give II
tea on Saturday afternoon, March q, to
meet Mrs. Frederick W. Sutterlec, Jr
Mrs. Suttcrlee, whose home is in China
has been spending the winter with her
mother, Mrs. Forrest.
Miss Anna Crawford will entertain
al Il card party at her home on Sutur-
day afternoon, March 6.
MIR. and Mrs. Harlan i. Statacll left
Saturday for Piuehurst, y. c., where
they will spend several weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel X. Phillips are
spending some time at Pineburst, \. &.
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TIoGA

A surprise party was given 10 honor
of Mrs. Carl A. Roggc by Mr.. Carl
Rogge on SATURDAY evening at their
home. 2743 North Ninth street. Among
thnsc present wcrc Miss Edna G. Jack
son. Miss Clara r. Ehrct. Miss Ictitia
Duffin Mr. Ralph Sloan. Mr.. Frank
Kennedy. Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. o. C..
Roggc.
Mrs. Frederick Fl. Woodhead. Of
3Il2 North Carlisle street. gave n
luncheon yesterday at her home. Her
guests included Mrs. Albert U. Tuteur,
Mrs. John Shcetz. Mrs. Samuel Currie,
Mrs. John Mawson. Mrs. Waldo Smith
Mrs. William Gillespie and Mrs. j.
Frederick Greenwood.
Mrs. Oscar Noll Of 32i3 North Park
avenue, entertained at bridge yester-
day afternoon with the following guests :
Mrs. Frank Paul, Mrs. Charles Bricker,
Mrs. Arthur w. PoSsehl, Mrs. William
C. Carman, Mrs. E. Gchring Hardness,
Mrs. William L. lnucs. Jr., and Mrs.
William Bigcr Morrison.
Miss Elsie Leonard Of 2429 West
following Mt cards this evening at her
home; Mrs. Merritt Motfctt. Miss
Charlotte MARBLE, Miss Marian Wester-
man. Miss Jessie Wcsterman, Mrs. Car
roll Il. Thompson. Miss Sophia Lackey.
Mrs. Thomas w. Farrand, Mrs. Harold
ChappCll. Mrs. William Dixon, Mrs.
Lawrence Sanford. Mrs. Walter r.
Krauss and Mrs. William +. Hscber-
lein
Mrs. Stephen D. Green Of 1916 North
Thirteenth street. is entertaining at
rardS this afternoon ut her home. with
tho following guests: Mrs. J. Henry
Rcnton. Mrs. J. Kirk. Mrs. +. Preston
Pierce. Mrs. John II. Barry. Mrs. Will
liam II. Saurcr, Mrs. Edward Cramer,
Mrs. william Fowler. Mrs. Sandy En- .
grIhc, Mrs. George Chalk. Mrs. NJ. Z.
Gray and Mrs. William Mitchell
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Elise du Pont, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis |. du Pont 1890
Spruce street. who will bc one Of next
season S dehutanteS. will be introduced
a. tea to be given bv hcr parents, on
November 20. Miss du Pont will also
h" the guest Of honor at a large dance
on Wednesday. June 90.
Another debutante Of next season will
hC Miss Catherine y. Knight. daughter
ot Mrs. Bradford Knight. 1917 Rittcn-
house street. who will be introduced to
society at dance TO be given by her
mother on Friday, November ), at the
Acorn Club.
Mr., and Mrs. John Ilamnton Barnes,
Of Devon, are in Aikcy, 5. c., for n
hort stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s, C. Harvey. Of
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. TiIIotson, Of
the Louella, Wayne, are in New York
visiting Mrs. Henry Kirby.
Miss Caroline Reed Is arranging for a
hrldge party to b0 given on Friday
afternoon, at the Saturday Club, for
the Smith College endowment fund.
Miss Catherine Mathcrs has sent out
cards for small dance tomorrow eve.
nlng: to be given at the Saturday Club,
IN Wayne, ....
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Tyler, OF
Georgian Terrace. Elkins Park are
spending a few days at the st. Regis
Hotel, New Ie:I.
Mr.. H-s mrs. William Fritz, Of
berwrA, have taken an apartment in
towL for the remainder Of the winter.
Irs. Henry Rocvcr, Of st. Davids,
.,~s returned to her home fro,a Geneva,
y. Y. where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs, Hayward Brown
pr. and Mrs Marshall Ward, of
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Wcudcll s. Trcdick. of
G13l Christian street. will entertain at
bridge tomorrow evening. Their guests
viii include Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin r.
Meyers. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl S. SacGcr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs.
7. C. Soitz and DR.. and Mrs. Francis
Ashley Taught.
Major aud Mrs. Z. Mitchell Chance,
Of Forty third and Locust streets, wiII
entertain at dinner tomorrow evening
IN honor Of Miss Mary W. Dillingham;
aud Mr.. James Lawrence Myers. whose
wedding will take place at the Bellevue
Stratford on Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Corcoran. of 743 South
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26

Fifty second street. has returned from
Reading. where she has been spending
q few days ns the guest "f Miss Ncllo
kcb"r, Of Center avenue.
Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph +. McLaugh-
lin. of Perth Amboy. y. j.. who were
recently married. were the guests OF
their parents over the week. end. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Mclaughlin. 1907 1.o-
Gust street. Mrs. Joseph Mclaughlin
was formerly Miss Marguerite Do'an.
Miss Lilly G. Flanagan. 50i2 Hazel
avenue. has returned home from fort =
night : visit at Forrest Hills. y. Y.
Miss Dorothy McClccs. 1902 Walnut
street, entertained at luncheon and II
shower in honor Of Miss Miriam Mar
shall whose engagement has been an =
nouncCd (" Mr.. Earl B. Marshall.
Among those present were Miss Miriam
Marshall. Miss Margaret McClccs,, NJ isR
Katherine Work. Miss Eleanor Chris.
tine. Miss Gladys Main. Miss Mildred
milford, Miss Mac Burt. Miss Mildred
Ncadcr. Mrs. Ralph McCiecs. Miss
Florencc GCnVis and Miss Helen Nc
Faddcn,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
X ENSlNG NGTON

Mr., and Mrs. n. Frank. of y street
nave rs their guest for several weeks
Mrs. Bcujamn Price. of Syracuse. y.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis 4. Murphy
OF "Ol0 Richmond street. have recently
announced th" marriage of their sister
Miss Regina Murphy. 10 Mr.. Alexander
W. iIaig. Of this city.
Mrs. Herman l.. White. of East
Cum mhcrnnd street. will entertain The
members Of her card club at hrr home
on Friday afternoon.
Mr. Harry Grossrran and son. MIR
lsaar Nrossman. of 1910 East Dauphir
street. ar" on an extended trim through
the South.
Mrs. =. shannon. Of Fast Yorl
street. will entertain the members %
hcr sowing circle at her home on Fri
day afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
MISS AL LTMAN TO WE'D
JOSEPH HALPERN
Marriage Of Miss Amy Spencer
Took Place at West Ches-
ter Yesterday

An interesting wedding to take place
this evening is that Of Miss Anna Att
man. daughter Of Mrs. Freda Altman
Of New York. and Mr.. Joseph s. Hal
perm. Of 1921 North Franklin street.
which will be solcmnizcd at the home OF
tho brides grandmother. Mrs. Rebecca
Switsky. $50 North Sixth street. by
Rabbi Max u. Klein. of the Rodeph
Jeshurun Temple. Broad and Diamond
streets. The bride will wear her travel
ing suit of dark blue with hat to
match. After the quiet ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Hnlpern will leave for trip
through the South. and upon their re-
turn they will bc at home on North
Waruock street. Logan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26

The marriage Of Miss Edith Mac
Foulkr. daughter Of Mr.. and MrS.
Lloyd r.. Foulkc. of 1923 Uher street.
and Mr.. r. Carlton Schard, of T twenty.
fifth and Jefferson streets. took plac"
Wednesday morning at 10 80 o'clock.
in All Saints Lutheran Church. The
Rcv. =. A. Bowers .oficiatcd. Miss
Phyllis Freed. cousin of the bride,
acted rs maid Of honor. and Mr.. Ray
mond Burton attended Mr.. Srhard as
best man. Mr.. Foulkc gave his daughter
in marriage.
The bride wore travelling suit Of
fawn. coIored serge and blue satin hat,
trimmed in fawn color.
Miss Freed wore suit Of dark blue
sorgc and blue satin hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schard left Immediately
after the ceremony for an extended wed :
ding trip. They will make their home
in Ncwtown, Pa.
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RoXeoRoUGR

The RoXborough Country Club will
give a leap year dance on Saturday
evening at the clubhouse. The affair
Is in charge of Mr.. Frederick Merrill
Brccht, Mr.. Ross Simpson. Mr.. George
Littlewood. Mr.. Earl Brewer. Mr.. Paul
kenworthy, Mr.. Vernon ITaig and Mr.
Bcrtram Littlewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll X. Thompson
of East Levcringtou avenue. have re- .
turned from New York. whore they
have been spending several DAYS. fol .
lowing visit to fricnds in East Or
angc. y. j.. and arc entertaining Mrs.
Thompson $ sister. Mrs Walter Krauss
Of Fnrvicw. Pc.
Mr.. William Franklin Dixon. oi
kldgc avenue. has gone in town tC
1I22 Poplar street for the remainder
OF the winter aud spring
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ENGAGEME MENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Connolly
Groomc. Of this city and Airic. War
renton. Va. announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Susan Townsend
Groomc, to Mr.. Lieutenant Robert
Toland, I'd. son Of Mrs. Edward D..
To'nnd. Of Wynncwood.
Miss Groomc is dcbutante Of this
season and is spending the winter at the
Wellington.
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HOLM ESRuRG

Mrs. Elmer llanlcy. Of Comfy street
I: entertaining as her guest Mrs. D.
Gordon. of Boston.
Mr.. Conrad Coleman. Of S721 Bristo
park. j. spending several weeks in Flor.
lda' whore b" is the guest of Mr..
Charles Hewitt.
Miss Jan" +. Brady. Of Torrcsdalc
avenue and Ashburncr street. is spend .
ing some time in Chicago. where she is
visiting relatives.
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JOUNSON-SPENCER

A pretty home wedding took place at
noon yesterday At tho home Of Mrs.
william H. Wells. $40 North Matlack
street West Chester. when her daugh.
tor. Miss Amy Spencer. became the
bride Of Mr.. John Elwyu Johnson. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
John Mills Gilbert, rector OF Holy
Trinity Church. West Chester. and was
attended by about thirty friends Of the
immediate families. Tho bride was given
in marriage by her brother. Mr.. Charles
Thomas Wells. Of Chester Valley. and
the bridegroom was attended by Mr.. T..
Walter Hannum. as hest man The
bride and bridegroom left immcd diately
after tho reception on q short trip and
will he Ht homo after June | ut 3l5
North MatlaCk street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26

are at home at 1907 Germantown ave
nuc. The bride was Miss Lcona Kraft
Mr. aud Mrs. William J, 4. Wall
have returned from their southern trip,
and arc at home at 22iJ North Carlisle
street. The bride was Miss Kathryn
hOrkCu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
unItarIans to Give Play

The members OF the Germantown
Unitarian Church will give a two-act
play adapted from Dickens's story OF
"The Chimes" The play will be given
in the parish house Of the church,
Chelten avenue and Greene street, on
Friday afternoon and evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
STRAWBERRY MANSION

The engagement OF Miss Esther
Lcvcnthal. 1922 Clifford street, to Mr..
William Gcrson. of 1926 Clifford street
was formally announced at reception
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26

given by Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Leven-
thai ut their home, last Saturday eve
ming. The engagement Of Miss Bessie
Rubin. Of 3S26 Girard avenue, TO Mr..
Samuel Ieventhal. Of 420 South Eighth
street, was also announced during the
pynnino
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-26
OLN EY

Miss Margaret Mctzgcr. Of 100 West
Clarkson avenue. entertained at house
party at her home over the week ond
Her. guests included Miss Elizabeth
LAWN. Miss Elizabeth Woodward. Mr..
George Conrad, Mr.. William Bcrdick
aud Mr. Howard Griffith