davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-12-10
a1rmes iibtr atlantis.

Ser GlteIte pol1ogeogropbiIde 8e.
ridt iiber Die ineenbafte 9ltlantis
finoet ii1 bel Tlato in DEM Sinpeis
aiif Die n~eriunfene Sniel atlantis.
Man bat Oielen 9eridt iebr ner-
i9ieoen nlis5uocuten Deriu6t. Mon
bat an cine %grinncrltng an alte
Snbrten no9 Imerifn geoa9t, ober
aud an bel @robeben perid)punoe-
mes 2ano innerbalb oes gltlautii1en
O5eans ooer aud oes Mittelmeeres.
Die Noroatlantis uno Die SiiOat.
lnntis ser @eolooen fonnen aber
ols @runolage oes pIatoniiden Wtp.
thus fiber nidt in Groge fommeu,
on ie lange Dor Der 3eit oes Men.
iGen in Ben 8ogea 0es O5eons Der.
iunfen itno. Neue 9eitr1ge 5u Oieier
alien Grnge iino nun, pie BroF.
Or. IrIot lit Der SaIbmonatsi1rift
,Natur" beridtct, in Der omerifani.
i9ell geograpbiIden @eielihnft Dor
getragen poroen. @olob betont, Dob
I'M 8erifte Hlatos man9e llnfInr.
beiten porbanoen iilo. Set Itebt,
ooB Die atlantis cine Sniel unO Der
Sis zines au%Sgeoebnten uno m11s
tigen &ei1es NOR. 9ies paBt nun
ouf oie Sniel &reta, Die ou6 ionit
cine gang geeignete @rinolage fir
ben platoniI6en @eridt gibt, nie
8olob I'M ein3elnen 5eigt. 9as mdf.
tige minoii6e &eid ser areter
ipuroe lin 1900 b. SIR. ieoenfans
bon oen atbenern uno aegpptern
8er1t0rt, mas ii1 in Der Sage BON
Sbeieus uno Dem Minotaurlts mi
oerIpiegelt. Inter Den bel Hlato er.
pabnten S1llen Oes Serfulcs oiirfte
oonn ieOenfals irgenOein 9urdgang
auii6en boben Bergen i'm Ggdii9en
@ebiete gu neriteben lein. Ser bon
8Iato beri9tete l%lntergang Der ut.
lantis bat faum 10 itattgefunoen,
ionoern lit nur cine llmOeutung 0cS
&ufb0rens ieoen SanOclsperfebrs.
Man bot oie atlantis au9 nit
@eItinoien 5uiammenbringen uno
BEN Nomen slntiIlen bon ibr ab.
leiten wouen. 9abeod 5eigt MN,
ooB oas unItottbaft lit. @r liebt cine
@ur5el Der gr5dblung in Der i6pe.
rem 8efabrborfeit beg Sargaiiomee.
res, cine onoere in groBen 2anoien.
fun9en i'm @ebiete Der M5oren.
9oB 6ie platonii9e @%tlantisiage
altf neridieoene GueIen 5uriidgebt,
bot au9 Brof. Irlor oertreten.
Sbre meIentli9en @lemente iino
oas 8orbonoeniein elmer eroBen Sn.
lei meItliG oes dgpptiid.griediiden
&uIturfreiies, 6eren Gage Dor Der
GtroBe BON Gibraltar, Der bon Gro
beben begleitete llntergang oieier
SuIel i'm Meere, oas 8orbanoeniein
zines mG9tieen Stnutes bon be-
trGdtli1er &ultur ouf oieier Sniel
ltno feline @roberungs5iige. Sic er-
Iten oieler @lemente itimmen iebr
gut 5s elmer a0oreniniel, Oeren I'm.
tergang nod bon Meniden beobod.
tet tuoroen fem fam. Sir Die bcioen
letten @lemente aber miiiien mir
unbeoingt an elm mittelmecrii6es
@ebiet benfer. Sier fommen beion-
oers sic Sprrbeniiden Snieln bel
ScstaIien in Srage, oeren 8emobner
5uii6en 1900 uno 1000 b. SIR.
in engen @e5iebungen 81 oen @rie'
den pie gu oet @egpptern Kaloen.
Sreili9 fonnte itatt Saroinicn nao
&oriifa nit ben 9alearen uno Dem
oabinterliegenoen Spanien alenfaus
at9 i'm Gimme bon 8alob &reto
nit ben Gg1ii6en Snfeln uno @rie-
1enlano gemeint iein.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-10

nen @obniit su nebmcn. Ser
Nitsglng scr @ablclt, 10 miro pes
nigitcns bebailptet, Oiirfte in Der
oltsDdrti9en Holitif 0ricdenlan0s
feline Aenoernng pcrduloiien.
Ser bormaIigc @remier @ouna'
rig, ser 6iibrer Ser Sppoiitionspar'
tel bel oen 8oblcn, erfldrte, oab
Sonltantin Ser rc6tmdBige G0nig
lei, uno oerIel6c nad) @rie6enlanO
sliriidfebren meroe, iobalo iid Elm
Bltbis5it at ieillen @unitcn aisge.
iproden bat. Gobalo Die Reiulta.
te Der @oblcn en0giItig befannt
iino, ioa oas 9lebis5it o~bge9alten
fper0(n.
Boris. Sranfrei6 uno England
iino felt eutihloiien, Die &iidfebr
&%onItantinS oltf Den Sbron @rie.
denlan0s 5l %perbinoern, tper0en
ober abparten, bis Ger friibere So.
iItg S6ritte TIT. Sranfrei6 miro,
elmer no6oriidli6en @rflGrung oes
I%rSmdrtigen anrteS 3ufolge, ale
m0gliden MoBregeln t%reffen, Inn
&onltantins &iidfebr 81 n%erbinocrn.
4tben. @eorg &baGis, Der neuc
Bremier bon @rie6enGono, %Ieiitete
init orei MitgIieoern feines &obis
retts ben &mtsei0 Dor Dem 3egenten
GolnOonriotts. l1nmittelbar 0or-
oltf for0erte er Ben &e9enter gum
gfiidtritt ollf.
9ie a0nigin Mutter Olga miro
Sic &eeentI6oft iibernebmen. sic
lit Oie 8ittpe oes &0nigs @eorg,
Der 1896 in Solonifi ermoroet tpltr-
oe.
9ie orei MiniIter, tpelGe nit
Dem Bremier 5ltiamnen ben Imts'
els leiiteten, iuaren Serr @ounaris,
&ricesminilter; @err @aloparis,
Minilter 6es Snnerlt, ltnO Serr Gal-
logcropouIos, Sinan8miniiter.
Ser friibere Bremier 8eni5elos
bat Ntben b%erlaiien.
SOppclbud5cit.
2u5ern, S9pei3. &ronprina
&orl bon &11mGnien in 9egleitung
ieiner Mlttter Ser &onigin Marie,
Oie iid iebt IN 3iirid befin0et, lit
aus 8ufareit bier eingetroffen. @s
miro gemeloet, ooB Ser 8eIu6 oeS
&ronprin8en 8u ieiner @erIobung
nit ser Grin5eiIin Selene BON
@rie6enlnno, Go6ter oes bormnli-
gen &onigs &onitantin, fiibren miro.
0a oi6 8rinIt @eorg bon @rieden-
lono, Der NIT Ser 8rin3eilin Gil
idbetb bon &um6nien berlobt fem
ion, ertpartet miro, itebt oie &r-
fiin6igitng elmer 9oppeIbof5eit atpi-
Iden ben S1uiern bon @rie6enlan0
rno &umdnien in @itsIi6t.
Der ySei6iitcr" Ses Orients.
&onltontinopel. 9ie tiirfiI9en
@otionoliiten erflGren Sen &ertrag,
Sen Die aGiierten Ser Siirfei aufge-
5tplingen BADEN, fir ungiltig. Sic
erfennen Somiet : &ublano als ben
~8ei9iiBer oes SrientS" an, mie
Eulart @ai9a, Ser friibere tiirfii6e
@roB-Ge3ier, in einem Snteroiem IN
onotoliI6en 3eitungen erflGrt. 8ie
er iagt, riftet fid Die pait-islamiti-
i6e 9~etpegung gegen lire imperia-
liltii6en u~nterbriider.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-10

Syndicate News Service. supplied
by the Press & Plate Co, Cleveland.
o., of which translation has been fled
where IL WAS issued with the POST
master at Cleveland, o., November 20.
1920, as required by the act of Oct
& 1871
Washington Journal., 1920-12-10

SugenoIidfeit lit nidt an
3eit gefettet, iic lit - Sade Oes
&eraens = an ginorudsfabisteit
s~ebunoen!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15
FOR SALE

Two acre truck and fruit farm To-
gether With q five-roo@ brick house.
furnace heat and electric light
Good locaticu-~atDut 10 minutes
walk fom street car. For particr
ulazs 80 &sss n. r. Russell, FatfA
usw. Milaa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15

II you contemplate selling your
home. list it with us at once II you
want quick action. We aim to
please you and have been very sue
cessful in making others feel hap
py and satisfied and we can do the
same for you.
THE JOSEPH e. PRENDERGAST
REALTY AGENCY. r'ss
Peoples National Bank Building.
Telephone r. I. 1916.
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WlsCON6IN FARM LANDS
Inndology 0,ecial nurlbsr Just out CO.
tanning 1920 facts Of Clover Lend "
Narinette county. .Wi1eu0An. II Tor .
homo or -, IN invcst1ent you ale
thinking Of buying GOOD farn la0dD
where farmers grow rich. send q onco
for this special number Of LANDOLO0Y.
II 10 free On request. Address: okID-
NORE-RIEHLE LAND COMPANY. lao
Skidmore- Rishle Bldg. Aar1nette, Wis.,
BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE. FARMS.
city property. business chances al states
and Canada. Trades negottaAeA- Liza
property with NJ. Gilman . brtoGhA@
Livingston Bldg, Bloomington. ILL.,.
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PERSONAL.

A LONELY WHOEVER WITH TWO
lovely children would like 70 meet re-
fined lady similarly situated. who is
fond Of children. with the object in
view of giving them the very essential
motherly guidance. Address IF. E.. !"
care Argus
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ATTENTION, PLEASE

ATTENTION., PLEASE
For Sale-We have a 5-room cot
tage with large lot which must be
sold quickly to close an estate. Not
modern, but has fine basement un-
der whole house and large rooms.
Price, $500.
We havea fine six-room modern
home in one of thechoicest locations
on the hill. Large garage. Ideal
arrangements. Nothing lacking for
comfort and convenience: nor q
nickel to be spent on the property.
A bargain at $500.
THE
JAMES A MORAN
AGENCY
BIS Safety Building,
r. I. 299.
Open Sunday evenings.
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FORD SEDAN, $3.50

Starter-All. New Cord Tires
Gabriel Snubbers-Stewart Vac
uum Feed-Overhead Motor. Gail
Dav. 5000 or r. l. 376. .
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FOR SALE
MONEY TOLOAN-$2O TO $500

MONEY TOLOAN-$2O TO $3UU
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ooes ~ rssa''a x l.s
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Now Open For Business at
14O7 Twenty-ffth street

First class garage Repairing and
general overhauling. We still cal
accommodate few cars for stor-
age.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15

We wish 10 thank our friends and neigh
boFs for thAir help and sympathy extend
I'd to US In our recent bereavement in the
Death Of our son and brother. Edward
wiley. Also for tie beautiful floral offer
MR.. AND MRS. ". J. WILEY.
Nh. AND MRS. EARL WILEY.
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INSTRUCTION.

: ExPFRIENCED PLANO TEACHER WILL
| 70 to homo II desireo. E0scnce
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SHOE REPAIRING.

IN OPEN FOR BUSINESS
pleased to meet old and new
IssEs u ny former address. 2l26
avenue. Satisfaction guaran-
1--WE NE . trial. Joe Rocco.
~. sANTRAL SHOE HOSPITAL. FIRST
work. 1905 Third Avenue, Rock
III. Pete Arcabascio, Prop.
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OFFICE. COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
30 Safety BLDG.
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ABSTRACTS or TTILE PSEfA8kD Oh
eontinued to dats covering any real e.
tato in the county. Prompt and accurate
ssevicD 1t reasonable RATES. Lock y
Land Tttle Abstract Company: W. J.
0Veepey. secset,sy. 2O0-212 Central
Trust Z Sa~inGs Bank building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lincoln
Avery, of Winchester Mass, have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Helen Gretchen
Avery, to- Mr.. Horace Butler, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Butler, of
West Chester. The marriage will be
solemnized on Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary II, in the First Congrega-
ttional Church of Winchester. Mr.. But
Ter served in the submarine service in
the North sea. and also with the Ameri-
can fleet in the Mediterranean during
the war.
Mr.: and Mrs. Stuart Dodge Jessup.
OF Sidon, Syria. are spending the win
ter with their brother and sister. the
hev. and Mrs. James Ramsey Swain. Of
42S South Forty fourth street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessup are here in the interest of
the missionary work connected with the
American Red Cross and the Near East
relief commission of Syria.
Mrs. William Mcintyre, of Moylan
has returned from Toronto. Can. where
she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Pepler. Captain and Mrs. Pepler were
married in November.
The University Glee Club will give
a concert in Media on the evening of
February 2S, for the benefit of the
Media Hospital. which will be followed
by dance. The affair will be under
the auspices of the chairman of the
hospital committee, Mrs. James Lord
hlgby and her patronesses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Frederick B. Ferris, of 1922
Warrenton avenue. entertained at lunch
con yesterday, in honor of Mrs. Edgar
+. Woodward, who will leave shortly
for Boston. The guests included Mrs.
Willis Tassell, Mrs. Raymond Boltz, of
Cleveland, Mrs. Edgar F. Woodward,
Mrs. Leon NJ. Ferris. Mrs. William Il.
Duffy, Mrs. Edwin G. Poole and Mrs.
Fred B. Ferris
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Morris, of
1106 South Fifty second street, au-
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Katharine Morris, to Mr..
George w. Bourne, Jr., of Overlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Husik, of 1112
North Forty first street, announced the
engagement of their laughter, Miss
Reba X. Husik, and Mr.. Simon Sidney
Robbins, formerly of this city, at re-
ception on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Clarence p. Rollins and her
sister, Miss Lucille Elliott Morris.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. james H.
Morris, will entertain at bridge at their
home, Forty sixth and Spruce streets,
tomorrow afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04

and with as good reason, for finer inn
Of the opium den keeper than
he gave last evening cannot be imagined.
He was in fine voice and 1t is difficult
to say which he did the best, the sing
ing or the acting.
Closely associated with him was an
other great actor and singer, Adamo
Didur, who made his first appearance
Of the season in Philadelphia in the role
Of Win Shee. The two are the princi-
pal characters of the opera, the love
incident Of San -Luy and Ah-Yoe being
comparatively incidental. The cast was
exceedingly we'll balanced, although the
great parts assigned to Messrs. Scotti
and Didur and the magnificent manner
in which they were both acted and sung
overshadowed all the others. The work
was received with the great enthusiasm
that both its merits as u composition
and the splendid manner in which it was
performed merited.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rice, of 1913
North Thirty third street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Rose G. Rice, to Mr.. Jacob NJ. Krohn,
OF this city. The wedding will take
place in the spring.
Mrs. Frederick Wolff announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss Ada
line Frances Wolff, to Mr.. George Ray =
mond Killian, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Conway.
OF 2o43 North Nineteenth street, an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Conway, to Mr.. James
A. Duffy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Duffy, of 1881 North Howard street.
Miss Edith Kite, of Poll Poplar
street, is entertaining at bridge this af-
ternoon at her home, with the follow
ing guests: Mrs. w. Ralston Rodgers.
Jr., Mrs. Nelson Clarke, Mrs. Louis
Schwartz, Mrs. Carroll Haines. Mrs.
Howard F. Maharg, Mrs. Pittman
Baker, Mrs. James Charlton, Mrs. Ar
thur u. Baker, Mrs. c. Henry Fehl-
ing, Mrs. Harold v. Lyon and Mrs.
Charles Phillips.
Mrs. Elmer G. Taylor. of 1900 North
Thirteenth street, entertained the mem
bers. of the Alpha Sigma Sorority last
evening at her home. Miss Elizabeth
Hett,. Mrs. Delmar Comfy, Miss Gla
dys Vance. Miss Olive Duey, Miss Helen
Conine, Miss Marian Harris and Miss
Alma Birch were the guests.
The wedding of Miss Regina j. Cab
Ter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Gabler, of 2413 West Master street,
and Mr.. Albert p. Brandt, of 4647
North Twelfth street, will take place
on Wednesday afternoon, February 25,
at O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents. Miss Shepherd will be the
brides only attendant, and Mr.. John
Gabler, the brides brother, will be best
man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
TlOGA

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Callinan, of
1881 West Erie avenue, will entertain
the following at dinner and cards to-
morrow evening, at their home: Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Smith, DR.. and Mrs.
Albert L. Roat, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Firth Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Geik
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. William Roach, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metz.
Mrs. S. Sickels and her daughter.
Miss Gladys Sickles, of 2214 West
Tioga street, accompanied by Mrs.
David Sommers, also of Tioga, left on
Monday to join Mr.. Sickles and his
son. Mr.. Morton Sickles. at Jackson
vile, Fla, with whom they will spend
the remainder Of the winter, touring
the coast cities of Florida. Miss Sick :
les spent last week as the guest of Mrs.
I. Powell, of West Eighty first street,
New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
ROXBOROUGH

The members of the Roxborough
Country Club gave the first of their
series of monthly card parties on Mon
day evening at the clubhouse on Ridge
avenue. The entertainment was in
charge Of Mrs. William W. Wilson,
chairman; Mrs. William Sphinx, Mrs.
Samuel Kenworthy, Mrs. Harry Miller,
Mrs. w. Ross Taggart, Mrs. Charles
Roy Robinson, Mrs. Gordon Stafford
and Mrs. John A. Struse. The same
committee has arranged series of aft
ernoon card parties for ladies at the
clubhouse, on the second and fourth
Mondays of each month, which are
largely attended.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
Girls High School Play

The regular monthly meeting of the
matrons' section of the PHILADELPHIA
Normal School will be held in the lee
ture room of the Normal School this
afternoon at 9 o'clock. At that time
members of the West Philadelphia High
School for Girls will entertain their
friends by giving a play. English Ian
euage Triumphant" by Miss Betty
Garde, Junior in the school. The
east includes Miss Garde. Miss Isabel
McCaughan. Miss Grace Summers. Miss
Florence Vessel Miss Katharine
Goepp, Miss Ruth Burroughs. Miss
Rose Landsberg Miss Mary Howe, Miss
Anna Shoron, Miss Betty Crowell, Miss
Ruth Gilbert, Miss Norma Bamberger.
Miss Louise Horner. Miss Margaret
McHenry. Miss Ruth Shriyer, Miss
Mildred Walker, Miss Esther Moore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
Pannonia Annual Dance

The Pannonia Junior Branch will
give its annual dance on Wednesday
evening February IS. at Apollo Hall,
1710 North Broad street. The commit
tee in charge of the affair includes Mr..
Maurice Meyers. chairman; Mr.. Walter
D, Roseman, Mr.. A. E. Becker. Mr.. D.
NJ. Brodstine. Mr.. Joseph Flickstine
and Mr.. Morris Gilman.
The auxiliary of the Pannonia Bene-
fetal Association will also give its
annual Purim masquerade ball at Mer-
camille Hall Thursday evening. March
1S Some of the members are Miss d,
Goldberg. Miss Rose Gelb, Miss s. Field
man and Miss Sokolove.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04

at bridge on Saturday evening at her
home, 2014 Skunk street. Among those
present were Commander and Mrs. r..
@. Davis, Mrs. Helen Sawyer, Mr..
Daniel G. Donovan, Commander and
Mrs. Homer Hines Norton, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Price Aman, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Dixon Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Walsh, Lieutenant Commander and
Mrs. William Cover, Colonel and Mrs.
William o. Smith, Commander and
Mrs. r. l.. Slower, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Burton Strait.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
FALLS OF SCHUYLkILL

Mrs. Frank Meyer and her young
son. Master Frank Meyer, Jr., who
have been spending some time as the
guests of Mrs. Louis Adelman, of Alb
Ridge avenue, have returned to their
home in Ozone Park, l.. /. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Adelman's s daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie Adelman, who will spend
the early part of February as their
guest.
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NORRISTOWN

Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Mabel Atherholt
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ath =
erholt. of Jeffersonville, and Mr.. Nor
man Sperry, of Barbados street. on
Saturday, January 81. The Rev. John
NJ. Peck, rector of the Christ Reformed
Church. officiated at the ceremony.
Upon their return from wedding trip
to Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs. Sperry
will live on Green street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
WISSAHlCkON

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong, of
Avondale, Chester county, Pa, an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred Armstrong, to MFR.
Harold A. Windisch, of 200 Rochelle
avenue.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Jennie Mather. daughter
of Mrs. Sarah Mather, of 1924 Mana
yunk avenue; 1900 and MI Rowland Row. s.
borough. on Saturday evening in st.
Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
DOYLE ESTOWN

Miss Mary Dubois entertained the
women of the Village Improvement As
sociation yesterday afternoon, at her
home. "Art as Teacher was the
paper discussed by Miss Bella Geiss.
Among those from this section who
attended the midwinter meeting of the
Delaware Valley Naturalists' Union in
the Academy of Natural Sciences were
Mrs. Thomas Hadden, Mrs. Irwin NJ.
James, Mrs. Paul Fl. Applebach and
Mrs. George Miller.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
MANAYUNk

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Emma NJ. Schultz. daugh =
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schultz, of 131
Ripka avenue. and Mr.. Emerson w.
Weaver, of 1914 Mansion avenue, on
Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Henry
A. D. Wacker, of the Lutheran Church
of the Epiphany, Green lane and Silver
wood street. Immediately after the quiet
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver left on
fortnight's trip. They will be at home
upon their return, at 1914 Mansion
avenue, Mount Vernon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-04
GERM MANTOWN

Mrs. Percy G. Neel. of 124 West
Mt. Airy avenue, is entertaining at
cards at her home this afternoon.
A meeting of the Sigma Sigma
Sorority, of Mt. Saint Joseph Academy.
Chestnut Hill. will be held in st. Cath
arine's Hall tomorrow afternoon. Mem
bers attending will be Miss Mary G.
McGrath, Miss Alice G. Miller. Miss
Ruth M. Buggy, Miss Florence Miller,
Miss Marie Riley, Miss Margaret Gil
martin, Miss Virginia Goodwin. Miss
Catharine Dempsey, Miss Gertrude Ma
10y, Miss Anna Boyce, Miss Charlotte
Chopey, Miss Ethel Goodwin. Miss
Margaret Collins. Miss Elsie Mccoy
Miss Eleanor Krinn. Miss Bertha
Liessen. Miss Anna Ford, Miss Mar
garet McFadden. Miss Josephine Par
ing, Miss Mary Blanche. Miss Kathleen
Morris, and Miss Margaret Hartnett.
Miss Phyllis Freed, of 442S Uber
street. entertained the members of the
Phi Theta Sigma Sorority at her home
last evening. Her guests included Miss
Myrtle Albright, Miss Eleanor Warner.
Miss Margaret Wernert, Miss Mary
Griffith, Miss Gladys Speese. Miss Jean
Dunn, Miss Prudence McCullin, Miss
Florence Colebough. Miss Hannah
Shaw, Miss Edith Foulke and Miss
Helen Andrews.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Marie Thomas, of 1921 Mifiin
street, and Miss Edna Tatem, of 2319
South Sixteenth street, will spend the
week end in New York.
Mr.. j. Dale Goodfriend is spending a
few days in New York, stopping at the
Hotel Knickerbocker.
Arrangements are being made for the
wedding of Miss Marie Tonner to Mr..
Joseph Tinney, of 2416 South Sixteenth
street. The wedding will take place on
Wednesday, February IL.