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Tit for Tat.

Miss Mainchance-l have learned
that the birthstone you gave me on
my last birthday is imitation.
Mr.. Hardfax-And l have learned
that. instead of being your twentieth
birthday. as you told me, it was your
twenty eighth.
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CHURCH ENJOYS RETURNING.

PARIS. September 4-The repre-,
sentatives appointed by the Federal
Council Of the Churches Of Christ in
America to visit. Europe have com
pleted their mission and the majority,
of them are sailing for home this
week. When all have returned they
will meet in New York and present
a report to the American people on
what they have observed.
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Woman Named for Bench.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. September a.
Miss Florence Allen, assistant county
prosecutor, became the nrst woman
Candidate for a local public ONCE
when netitions were filed. nominating
her for q place on the bench Of the
common pleas court There were
Z, Gee signatures to her petition.
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Too Much in Common.

Quizzer-I was surprised to hear
you'd fallen omt with Jack HuRefns
I always thought you had so much
in common
WhiZzer-We had. We shared my
salary and my clothes, but when he
wanted to share my girl with me I
quit. '.-t
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FOR MAIL THEFT.
@0ne Woman Among Ten Accused in
: 49, New York City.

= NEW YORK. September -
stealing from the mails
fen~post Office employees. one of them
a woman. have been Indicted here by
the federal grand jury. The accused
are clerks at the general post Office
and important distribution Offices
The woman clerk, postal inspectors
allege. stole five letters containing
cash and money orders.
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SLAVE DIES AT lo2.

RICHMOND IND. September T.
Mrs Mary Pettiford. oolored. said to
be 1e3 years old, died here ut her
home today. She had lived in Rich
mond more than nifty years, coming
here from Kentucky. where she was
born In SlaveyAs - -
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U. S. "TOMMlEs" ORGANIZE
American Veterans of British and
Canadian Forces Is Formed.

ST. LOUIS. September National
organization of Americans. who serv-
ed tn-<the armies of Great Britain in
the world war has been perfected.
The American Veterans Of British
and Canadian Forces was selected rs
the name of the organization The
convention will conclude with the
election Of officers today.
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Another Fish Story.

Fisherman describing the catch)-
The pike was SO long-I never saw
such fish.
Hunter doubt If you ever did,
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Candidates. Attention.

First Politician-He took his de-
feat very easily. didn't he? I wonder
what he did with all his placafds?
Second PoiitieianrTold me he used
them in papering his garage.
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1t is predicted that within ten years
Canada> will be producing at least
10000 tons of news print paper a
year. -
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Every year Greater London uses a
quantity Of water suficient to flood a
canal 100 feet wide and SEQ mileo
long, to . depth OF twentE- 1eaA~
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sentativess and state officers are - be
chosen in the primary.
AIabasaa Registration.

Alabama Registration.
BIRMINGHAM Ala. September 4.
From the moment the election com
mi ssioner opened his Office yesterday
morning until he locked IL at mid
might hundreds of women 5ostled each
other in the courthouse corridors and
swamped the dozen clerks detailed by
the commissioner to supply them with
registration cards.
Approximately $500 qualified yes
terday, the final day of registration
until after the legislature revisee the
state election laws. bringing the total
for Jefferson county up to 5000. The
present law requires that the regis
tration books shall be closed sixty
days prior to the general election.
which will be held November 2.
Many women brought their small
children with them and many were
accompanied by their husbands. Dur
ing the afternoon hours there were
men standing in front Of the court
house taking care of their children
while their wives were qualifying TO
cast the ballot.
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Represented in this camp are units
from five Russian infantry divisions
and one cavalry division 1t rs es-
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cox IN Milwaukee
ON SECOND DAY OF
FORAY INTO WEST

CONTINUED IRON, First Page.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

A surprise shower was given in honor
Of Mrs. Paul Boyd at the home of her
mother. 475l North Carlisle street, on
Saturday afternoon. Those participat-
ing included Miss Anna Brandschett,
Miss Bessie Baldt. Miss Helen Conine,
Miss Marian Harris, Miss Florence
Klein, Miss Elizabeth Hett, Miss Olive
Duey. Miss Gladys Vance. Miss Julia
Carson, Miss Alma Breitsch and Mrs
Elmer G. Taylor. Mrs. Boyd will be
remembered as Miss Elsie Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Candy, of Dia
mond street, have gone TO Florida, to
remain through the winter.
Mrs. Mary Apple, formerly of North
Philadelphia, has gone to st. Peters
burg, Fla, for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram D. Miller, of
Diamond street. will leave early in the
spring for an automobile trip through
the West to California
Mrs. L. H. Gaskill OF 4516 North
Eleventh street, is entertaining at cards
this afternoon at her home with the
following guests; Mrs. William c.
Carman, Mrs. William Rohm, Mrs.
William d. Chambers, Mrs; Lewis
Eckel, Mrs. Anthony w. Taylor, Miss
Ida Bauer, Mrs. Il. O. Snodgrass, MIS-
William Boyd, Mrs Walter j. Rahcl;;
Mrs. William Brinkworth, Mrs Daniel
Paris, Mrs. William Cunningham Mrs
Robert McCutcheon, Mrs. Walter X.
Eastburn and Mrs. James Gladng'
Miss Marian Gibbon entertained at
cards on Friday afternoon the mem
bers of her card club, who included
Miss Myrtle Johnson, Mrs. John Law
son, Miss Ursula SeeDerger, Miss Mar
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list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks Of the Saturday Evening Dancing
CLass-She Sees Several Smart Hats-Susie
Puts One Ouer on Mother

Of Chestnut Hill, will leave today with
MRS. Howard u. Seaver and her daugh-
Yer; Miss Mary Trotter Goodman, for
Lake Placid. for months stay at the
Lake Placid Club.
Miss Jean Christian Bullitt, daughter
OF Mr.. Logan NJ. Bullitt, of Birdwood,
Torresdale, sailed last week for France
and Belgium. She will be gone about
six weeks.
Mrs. Edward Wetherill. of the Glad
stone, eleventh and Pine streets, will
be ut home this afternoon.
Miss Margaretta Jeanes. daughter O,
Mrs. Henry Sulzer Jeanes, Of 2012
Spruce street, who has been in the West
Indies with Mrs. Herbert Lincoln
Clark and Miss Mary Clark, is ex-
pected home today. .
Mr.. and Mrs. George Horace Lorimer
Of Belgraeme, Wyncote, and their son,
Mr.. Graeme Lorimer, left on Saturday
for the South. They will stop for sew :
eral days In Baltimore and Washington
and will then motor farther South.
Mrs. Philip wainman and her four
sons arrived recently from England and
are visiting Mrs: Wainman's mother,
Mrs. Charles Wheeler, at Pembroke,
Bryn Mawr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ward. OF
Chester, have left for st, Petersburg,
Fia., where they will spend month.
Mrs. Edwin Schloss, of Seventh and
Medary streets. Oak Lane, spent Wash
ington's birthday as the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. s. Miller, in Atlantic
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

:. The. Boy Scouts of Merior, under the
direction OF Scoutmaster Thomas Dun
belheld. who was assisted by Miss De-
borah Seal, gave their first dance on
saturday evening at the Bungalow.
The Boys Orchestra, of Oyerbrook.
furnished the music. The dance was
confined to the scouts and their girl
friends. and the dance committee In
Guided Master Alfred Nall and Master
Ridgeway Lineaweaver, patrol lead
ers Master N. A. Dohar, troop scribe,
and Master Lewis Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Braun. of
Highland avenue, Merton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Mallory have gone to
Charleston, s. G., for three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willing Huber.
who for the past two years have been
living in Moylan, have purchased new
home IL Merton which they expect to
occupy in the near future.
Mrs. Walter Humphreys. of Beacon
lane, Merton, and daughter. Miss Muir
lei Humphreys, spent the week end at
the Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Livingston
Woodside avenue, Narberth, entertained
their bridge club on Friday evening.
Their guests included Mr.. ard Mrs.
Harry Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. jacques
Newell. Mr.. and Mrs. James Don :
nelly, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Harris and
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Edgar Boryer.
Miss Alice Bowes. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. John 7. Bowes, of Consho-
hocksn avenue. Bala. left on Thursday
Tor Detroit, Mich, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Park Washburn Stickney.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The wedding of Miss Emily p. Welsh.
daughter of Mrs. II. Henry Dixon, of
Rhodora, Chestnut Hill. and Mr.. W.
Hsyward Myers, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. licyward Myers, of Haverford.
Will take place in June. Miss Welsh fs
visiting Mrs. Archibald G. Thomson, at
Aiken, S. G.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Resky announce
The engagement Of their daughter. Nine.
ANndrec Rcsky. to Lieutenant E. Cor
don Babcock, of New York city Wash
,,ngton Heights. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Morcn Rabcock. Wedding will take
place in Paris of the oath of Febru-
ary, when the couple will sail for
America on their honeymoon. Lieu
tenant BabCock enlisted in the first
aero company going overseas and sery-
"a through the war in active service.
After his discharge in Washington he
rctGrnrd to Paris as part Of the Or
sanitation Of the Mercantile Banks of
america. lie will. upon his return
'ntcr business in New York and re-.
Nae at 70 Haven avenue, New York
oNy' Lieutenant Babcock was formerly
'onhected in business in this city.
:, Ionmmander John Ross Martin. OF
ng rh' adolphia Navy Yard. who is
,rpmirms ,pin today, will be the guest of honor
g;n T;M evening at Il farewell dinner to be
%mun So Oy Admiral Charles Hughes.
ttbHn'.nandant tb of the yard. and will be
T. "" guest OF honor tomorrow evening nc
"'nucr TO be given by the officers.
Mss Bessie Pearson will be the guest
bo, nohpr at . dinner to be given by
peorp.antn' pat'ntSi o Mr; and Mrs. Joshua Ash
,ra,son' mo' 433 West Price street, Ger
""ssnl31Wn; on Thursday before the Hay.
''IUru 'Ilee Clubs concert and dance
u.h MISS lenorc c. Mccall. daughter OF
W IT,, and Mrs. Joseph b. Mccall NJ
It,o4; IsL" ~, Is spending carnival week at
hv ,b bUo"Slral comedy will be presented
Bryn vi" haIa-Cynwyd players at the
.voni Sn Mawr frehouse on Wednesday
an 'Trng WLng and at the Merton Cricket Club
svo ~ usutSday evening under the patron
dot,"o, lhe Bryn Mawr Business Asso.
msrOo on' - Ardmore Chamber of Com.
Soc,ov' ,' hoard of Lady Visitors and the
Mo"n service committee of the Bryn
mttoro Hospital. The executive com
Mrs consists Of Mrs. w. r. Absll
q Il H. aAlGxandcr Brown, Mrs. Henry
Jr "STnshaw, Mrs, Richard HamiIton
liam ATS Lewis Johnson, Mrs VII.
mm =; Lieber, Mrs. David s. Ina
Geor,.h hTS, Harland Nicholson Mrs
lsO'ge lsr Packard, Mrs WiIli"m DIT iS'
Jam N'TS, , Charles Sinnickson NJ
lns l%cs @ Winsor, Mrs. Il, Shinnnn VII VII
una George G, Thayer '''''" VIII
,d Ms Mr. aMargaretta Sharplcss. daughter
~ Afs' 4. Wilson Sharpless,
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GER M ANTOWN

Mr.. Charles Hildebrand, of Chew
street and Chclten avenue, entertained
the Philadelphia Alumni of Penpsyl-
vania State College at a dance at Bel
field Country Club Thursday evening.
The patronesses were: Mrs. Gus Reed.
Mrs. Cora Prince and Mrs. Harry
Heaton.
Miss Ruth Karst, of 222 East Gorgas
lane, will entertain the members of the
Nlu Chapter of the Sigma Delta Soror-
ity. at her home this evening. The
members include Miss Helene Alex
ander, Miss Gertrude Artelt, Miss Nell
lie Homeyard. Miss Florence Wright
man. Miss Evelyn Carmann and Miss
Mary Mann.
Miss Margaret Devlin will entertain
informally at her home tomorrow eve
ming. Her guests will be members of
the Beta Alpha Beta Sorority, Gamma
Chapter, and will include: Miss Eliza
beth Woodward. Miss Gladys Brennan,
Miss Alice Tompkins, Miss Martha Die
bert, Miss Adelaide Grace. Miss Eliza
beth Siegert, Miss Marion Knight, Miss
Miriam McGhee, Miss Elizabeth Wer-
ner and Miss Ruth Hutchison.
Miss Annetta Van Buren, entertained
the members Of the Alpha Chapter Of
the same Sorority at her home on Sat
urday afternoon. Guest numbered ten
and included: Miss Dorothy Magill.
Miss Mabel Marple, Miss Janet Mills,
Miss Mildred Simons, Miss Evelyn
Lacey, Miss Georgina Skrving. Miss
Alice Spencer, Miss Lila MacIntyre,
Miss Frances Mackie and Miss Helen
Ritter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Joseph Brennan will
entertain in honor Of their daughter,
Miss Gladys Brennan, at their home on
Saturday. The guests who will be
members of the younger school set, will
number about thirty.
The Sigma Kappa Fraternity. Ger
mantown Chapter, and the Tau Phi
Gamma Sorority, of the Germantown
High School, will give dance in the
ballroom of the Bellevue Stratford on
April II.
The Delta Omega Sigma Sorority
gave Valentine tea at the home Of Miss
Eleanor Strome, at which guests, other
than sorority members, included Miss
Dorothy Wilkie. Miss Ruth Kevcher,
Miss Ida Roy. Miss Esther Biggerstaff,
Miss Helen Russell. Miss Nnomi Du-
gan, Miss Alice Hubbs and Miss Polly
Martin
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Friends of Mr.. Charles Tynon, of
2212 South Fifteenth street, will be
glad to know that he is home on fur
Tough, after ten months of service. in
Germany. He was severely wounded,
but is recuperating and will return to
his division in New York soon.
The Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter
Of the University Of Virginia Alumni
held its annual dinner at Kugler' s
Friday evening. Included among the
speakers Of the evening were DR.. Albert
Lefevre, Mr.. Armstead NJ. Dabie. DR..
Herbert Old and Mr.. Catlett Conway.
1861, oldest alumnus in the city.
Mrs. Henry B. Patton, Of South
Nineteenth street. was the guest of
Mrs. D. Webster Dougherty, at her cot
tage in Atlantic City, over the week
end.
An interesting church wedding took
place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the Church of the Epiphany. Eleventh
Cluff, Of 2441 South Thirteenth street,
became the bride of Mr.. Joseph Feeley.
Miss Elizabeth McNenny, of 2441 South
Thirteenth street, acted as bridesmaid.
Mr.. Feeley had for his best man Mr..
Lawrence Purified.
Mrs. Anna Dwyer and her daughter.
Mrs Margaret Mccain, formerly Of
$3.50 South Fifteenth street. are now
living at their new home, 1854 South
Conestoga street.
Friends of Mrs. Mary ". Weller, Of
1924 South Sixteenth street, will b.
glad to learn that she is recuperating
from her recent illness.
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ian Tickford, Mrs. James 70. Dolan,
MRS: Henry Bassett and Mrs. Harrison

ian Tickford, Mrs. James 70. Dolan,
Mrs; Henry Bassett and Mrs. Harrison
The members of the "Cozy Card
CLUB were entertained at luncheon
ana cards on Friday by Mrs. Charles
II: Wall at her apartments in the Tou-
raine. The guests included Mrs. Will
liam Fl. Ritter, Mrs. Adolph II. Har-
tung, Mrs. Frederick J. Halterman,
Mrs. jacob Schneider. Mrs. Hiram II.
Hirsch, Mrs. A. r. Rosenberger, Mrs.
Harry Orlemann, Mrs. Harry Bowers,
Mrs. Jacob Beiswanger, Mrs. Frederick
Dannenhower, Mrs. Carl F. LAUDER,
Mrs. Pauline Schmidt, Mrs. Lillian
Esslingler, Mrs. Harry Artelt and Mrs.
Rudolph Sosna.
A family dinner Of forty FIVE covers
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac N. Newman, of 1903 North Thir-
teenth street, Friday evening, in honor
Of the eighty fourth birthday Of Mrs.
Newman's father, Mr.. Solomon Than
hauser, of the Lorraine Hotel.
Mrs. Bertha Keen, of 1912 Wingo-
hooking street. was married to Mr..
Richard Praggheimer on Thursday at
the home Of Mr.. Praggheimer's mother,
at lib Diamond street.
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TioGA

Mrs. Thomas G. Jones, Of 2139 West
Ontario street, will give an attractive
colonial reception tomorrow evening,
at her home for the members of the
home department of the Temple Baptist
Church Bible School. The favors and
decorations will be appropriate to the
celebration of the birthday anniversary
Of the first President Of the United
States. The guests will include Mrs.
Anna Evans, Mrs. Milton s. Bowers,
Miss Estella Barras, Mrs. w. L. Eli
wanger, Mrs. Robert Barker, Mrs.
Jennie Grimm. Mrs. J. Miller. Mrs. Il.
F. Adams, Miss Anna p. Callahan,
Mrs. George Shaw, Mrs. L. Jackson,
Mrs. Elsie Kulp, Mrs. Clara s. Ogden,
Mrs. Lucy Mole. Mrs. Henry Robert
son, Mrs. Frederick Myers, Mrs. Mar
garet Hacker, Mrs. Margaret Thomas,
Mrs. +. +. Scherer, Mrs. e.. koot,
Mrs. William Burt Thompson, Mrs.
Thoma, Gillingham, Mrs. D. Trexler,
Mrs. Hugh Kerr, Mrs. James William
son. Mrs. Max Herman, Mrs. Harry
Dilks, Mrs. Edwin Chinnick, Mrs. G..
Gamble, Mrs. Harold Saurman, Miss
Emile Craven, Rev. Herbert Agate,
Mrs. Agate. Mr.. Boyd Propert and
Miss Madeleine Jones.
Miss Annette Meehan, formerly OF
6904 York road, will entertain the
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Marie Louise Treacy, 42l3
Chestnut street, spent the week end
with Miss Dorothy Stuart, of 40 West
End avenue, New York.
Miss Dorothy Lank, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w. Lank, 1904
Walnut street, left last week for Flor
ida. where she will spend some time at
Bcleair and Palm Beach.
Miss Rose Goldstein, of 1924 North
Thirty second street, entertained a
number of her friends at 2402 North
Fifty third street, Wynncfeld, on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinclair entertained
at their home, 429 North Fifty third
street, in honor of Miss Dorothy Sand
berger, who will be an April bride. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
Laudeman.kramer Wedding

A pretty wedding took place Satur-
day evening at 8 o'clock in st. Mat
thew's Church, Fifty third and Chest
nut streets, when Miss Beulah Kramer,
of 5239 Chestnut street, was given in
marriage by her father to Mr.. Roy C..
Laudeman. of 543S Market street. The
Rev. Mr.. Wahley oficiated.
The bride wore a gown of white
charmeuse and carried shower bouquet
of white roses. She was attended by
Miss Carrie Kleeman as maid Of honor,
who wore pink charmeuse and carried
pink roses. Little Ruth Meiswinkle
was flower girl. She wore lingerie
frock and carried sweet peas in her
basket.
Mr.. Jesse Laudeman acted as best
man for his brother, while the ushers
were Mr.. Thomas Hamilton and Mr..
Caleb Hebdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laudeman left after
the reception. which followed immedi-
ately after the ceremony. for an ex
tended wedding trip. After March Ii
they will be at home at 4510 North
Broad street.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Finn, Of 2151
North Thirty second street, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Bertha l.. Finn, to Mr.. Norton Franks,
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph CANCEL, Of 291O
North Twenty fourth street, announce
the engagement Of their sister, Miss
Hilda Baruch, to Mr.. Abraham H.
Kehr, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ritch. Of 1924 West
Montgomery avenue, gave birthday
party In honor Of their daughter, Miss
Lottie Ritch. Among those present
were: Miss Beatrice Haber. Miss
Kathrine Ritch, Miss Adeline Spilka
Miss Eva Weinstein, Miss Miriam Po-
lin, Miss Alice Ritch, Miss Lottie Ritch,
Mr.. Edward Clark, Mr.. Nathan Mol
dover, Mr.. Harold Herman. Mr.. Harry
Cohen, Mr.. Edward Cherishaw, Mr..
Al Ritch, Mr.. Joseph Ritch, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ritch and Mrs. Wean.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23

members of the Delta Tan Sigma So
rority on Saturday at her new home,
1916 North Fifteenth street. Miss
Marian Eckert, Miss Catherine Con-
way. Miss Sara Sweeney, Miss Anna
Larkin, Miss Marguerite Larkin,
Miss Kathryn Horn, Miss Naomi
Lodge. Miss Loretta Dagney, Miss Bea-
trix Alvarez, Miss Jean Clark, Miss
Helen Mercy, Miss Margaret Manning,
Miss Margaret McAIeneny, Miss Mar.
ian Dooley, Miss Elizabeth Miller. Miss
Ruth Walruth and Miss Agnes Nc
Caffrey will be the guests.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Waters, of Ches-
ter, will move to Media in March, where
they have rented the home Of Mrs.
Gertrude Gaskill, Providence road and
Monroe street. Mrs. Gaskill and her
daughters are now living in Bala.
Miss Anna Beatty entertained the
junior. members OF the New Century
Club, Of Chester, at her home on We'd
nesday evening.
Friends Of Mrs. William NJ. Broom
all, wife of Judge Broomall, in Ches-
ter, will be glad to know that she has
recovered from her recent Illness.
At the meeting of the New Century
Club, Of Chester, this week, Miss
Gertrude Shearer lectured, which was
followed with music by quartet OF
male voices. The afternoon was in
charge of Miss Katharine Taylor, chair :
man of home economies.
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MANAYUNk

The class Of 1920 Of st. John 8
School gave an Afternoon With Joyce
kilmer,' at the February meeting OF
Mccormick, chairman; Miss Mary
Metsinger, Miss May McGrenra. Miss
Marie Conboy. Miss Rose O'Donnell
and Miss Margaret Wall formed the
committee in charge.
The Hattal- Taylor Post, No.. 33S,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, has been
organized in the Twenty first ward. a
charter having been granted the mem
bers from the national headquarters.
Meetings will be held OH the first and
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to Mr.. Mentell's robust methods, and
character took on the aspect Of cruel
and crafty schemer, whose ambitions
led him to royal power and to ulti.
mate overthrow. The excellent com
pany was competent in all respects,
and the mounting Of the tragedy com
pleted an ensemble that left nothing to
be desired.
The second and last week Of Mr..
Mantell's engagement opens this after
noon with "The Merchant Of Venice"
Tonight's bill Is Julius Caesar"
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FRANKFORT

The Delta Sigma Sorority gave lea n
year dance Saturday at the City CluL.
The officers of the society include
Miss Eleanor Pack. president; Miss
Irene Bennum, secretary; Miss Eliza :
beth Bush. treasurer, and Miss Nina
Harvey. Miss Martini Hoey and Miss
Alice Williams composed the dance
committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23

guests included Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Speers, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Luther, Mr..
and Mrs. s. Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Scollan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bry, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Sin
clair. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Boyle, Mr..
and Mrs. J. MacCorkel, Mr.. and Mrs.
y: Sinclair, Miss Mae Rhodes, Mr..
William Speers and Mr.. r. Kirkpat-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
ManteIl as Richard ~

Robert Mantell gave his familiar and
effective impersonation of Richard III
before large and deeply impressed
audience at the Broad Saturday night.
The role of the hunchback king. as
conceived by Shakespeare and modified
in the Colley Cibber version of the his
toric play, is one admirably adapted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23

third Thursdays In Jcffries Hall on
Ridge avenue above Manayunk ave-
nue.. The membership is limited 70 the
gold stripe men OF the United States
army, navy and marine corps.