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PUBLIC SALE.

grade eRugs-Axminsters Wiitons. Vel
vet and Brussels We win offer and
sell 10 the highest bidder. at the New
Rug store. III Y. Fourth street on
second floor. "Wednesday December q
1921, at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ, sharp 2l
nirh-ply Administer Rugs. 9xi2 and
sxiO: two Wilton Rugs 10 Velvet Rugs.
~ Brussels Rugs. All sizes. In rich
colors and designs. both oriental and
noral effects. Some Chinese blue orien-
tails: also 81 yards inlaid linoieum, 90
Yards heavy velvet stair corpet Come
see how we sell rugs Of the better kind
at your price This Is the auction IN
our new store on the second floor. We
have the goods and you make the price.
A deposit will hold any purchase.
THE RUG SHOPPE
II ]. ST1DHAM, Auct. decl9-2t
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wAsHINGToN-More efficiency in
government.
That's what the women ~ the
National League Of Women Voters
want
So the league has instituted an
Efficiency In Government depart
ment. with Miss Belle sherwin, Of
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REAL ESrATE-FoR RENT
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BUNGALOW rooms at Prices
Corner Can ea's. decis-it
COUPLE will share furnished home.
Address Wa, Evening Journal Office.
nov2s-f
HOUSE,-il5 y. Van Buren street. sis
rooms and bath. Moderate rent 90
righf party Apply to owner. 1928 Lam
caster ave. dec-o--t
HOUsE-Furnished 1905 boulevard
Lease Sis months or one gear Ap1l"
7o7 Equitable Bldg. Phone fl55-w.
nov2f.tf
oFFIcEs-7o7-7os Ford Bids Inquire
ioli DUPONT bldg' novso-im.
sTuCCo BUNGALOW Five rooms
Room for chickens Hamilton Park
Take New Castle car. get on az Pylc's
Lane Inquire Hondrix's Store.
decf1-1t
THE ARcADiA-wnlam l.. Botts.
tedars. VIII please cali ai
tho advertising department NJ Tine Even
nr Journal Tor two tickets 10 So,
Lessons In Love"
/ los T.. FRONT ST.-sevcn rooms and
bath. Apply Equitable Trust Co. Roa
Z Estate Department dccis-st
TRANSPORTATION
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NOTICES.


Masonic Hall co. The nifty
third annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Masonic Hall Company.
president. secretary. treasurer and nine
directors, will be held at their office.
on Tuesday. December q, 1921, from
10 o'clock r. NJ
THOs. J. DAY.
deci3-eod-5t. Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given n the stock
holders Of the Carhart Motor Com
psny. corporation, incorporated under
the laws OF the state OF Delaware
that the stockholders of said corpora
ton viii hold meeting at the ofnce
OF said corporation. at 700 North
Broadway. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma,
at ten 10000 O'Clock A. NJ. on De-
cember "a, 1921. 20 take such action
upon the Resolution Of the Board Of
Directors. heretofore adopted and ap-
proved. resolving. that it Is deemed
advisable In tho judgment of the Board
Of Directors and most for the benefit
OF the corporation. that II should be
dissolved. and that the stockholders
Will az the meeting above designated.
take action upon the resolution 50
adopted by the Board of Directors. and
al stockholders are hereby notified TO
be present at said meeting, or be rep
resented by proxy. having the power
10 vote their stock. 10 vote upon the
adoption or rejection OF said resolution.
CARHART MOTOR COMPANY,
"a Corporation
BY T.. r. CARHART. President
BY r. X. Mckissick. Vice President
Attest: CECIL a. SMITH, Secretary.
dcc6-13-2O.
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nOARn WANTED.

.RD-Tor baby boy. months Old;
,thcr erlrloyed. Address Box W-35.
ming Journal Ofnca- oecis-2t
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE-EnEiAcs
To- boats. parts FOR all makes n cars.
secondhand cars wanted. Adams Street
G1-age. 70t Adams ST. rnsr2S-N
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r. r. PEBBLES.
Secretary Treasurer
Deci3-2o- 2o-27-Jsn5-io
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TYPEwRITERs.

TYPEwRITERs RENTED mos. IS
up: All makes rented and repaired;
bargains In rebuilt typewriters, SIC 70
$50. Typewriter supply Co. y. ". Cor.
7th and Market SIS. angzz-M.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.
WINTER

MID WINTER TERM, day school and
night school. begins Monday. January
Enroll now.
eu~c1-i-- u~-fk sr@l kknE Strata
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RoARpEIss WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED.

RIDERS wANTED-si1 Orange 81
nff-rf
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AUTOMOBILES roR SALE


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AUTO TOPS AND CURTAINs-stern.
1908 Rodney ST. Phones eii6-56s9-J.
augii-tf
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAr.E-Enrhaes
To- boats. parts FOR all makes n cars,
second hand cnrs wanted. Adams Street
Ga-ase. ao' adams ST. mar2s-u.
AUTO PARTS FOR ALL CARs-Tim-
Kin Bearings. Hyctt Bearings, Axcl
shafts. Macnctos Motors. Rcars,
Wheels Rims 800 Chevrolet touring
body top and Windshield. 500 In fne
KrEN-s.
55th and Market Sts. Wilmington. Del
decil-tf
BATTERIEs-New s-vou. ,is and your
Old one RecharginE. soc. Battery
Speciaitcs Co, 1901 French street.
Phone s1os ". Da and Nite service.
aees-u,
CADILLAC RoApsTER-iai7; 55-A
Telephone Wilmington. e3as, between
and r NJ dec2o-6t
DOUBLE TREkD 4 USED TIRES
Gond for 900 - 900 miles We guar
antea satisfaction. New tires ~ rock
bottom prices. Guaranteed tubes At cost
oct2s-iyr. io2 King 81
FORD TOURING CARA real bargain
must be sold 70 settle claim New 1921
motor block. Water-kcnt Ignition
systcm--New honey comb radiator.
Phone 7sst or call 9i2 orange street
dec2o-3t
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TRANSPORTATION
WILSON LINE

ec,,.aulc In Eject October IS, 1921
Eastern Standard Time
e,,ht.ct 10 Change Without Notice.
cse. Wilmington, 9Th ST. Wharf and
pt-i.5sinhia. Pier g. north. above Arch
street. at f5.5o, 500 fio9o a. NJ -
O'clock noon. ti,5o. t.l5 and 100 r. N.
+F9ns on Saturdays, sundays and
Wilmington Pcnn's Grove Route r
80. wilmington SIS. 7f5. 10 A. M.
- o'clock noon. ZOO, 'S.tb, 500, 500
~ ~ 40. pcnn's Grove 5s6 TOO. 300
I, 6o A. NJ. 90. 400. $40. 100. 300 and
100 r. NJ.
Trips marked 80 leave A. 20 and
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HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

WINNER for Statesmen. agents.
-ery Ford car and truck needs a Sage
iator. Seamless: rs per cent greater
alton. replaced In sections IN dam
/. Attractive low price. Handsome
mission to you. Write quick. sage
lator Co, 1862 $. clinton ST., Syra-
;. ~ s.. dcc20-tt
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ms WANTED-Two or three.
rtiv furnished rooms for light
-ekecninc. Address Mrs Emma
Z. Ronle .. Wilmington decll-at.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-10
Wipe Slate Clean
OF Bad Accounts

For a number of years- there have
been arCumulating in the office OF the
clerk Of the county court little amounts
OF court fees incident to the admins
iration and disposition of estates,
which by virtue OF theft character and
the. time legally required TO settle the
same, have become n-coliectabie.
a statement covering this subject,
signed by l. 4. Morgan. clork Of the
county court, and hy Frank q. Mirick,
iudge Of the same. was presented to thc
board of county commissioners, to-
gether with the request that authority
ef the hoard he granted the clerk OF
the court to rebate such accounts and
authorize him To ch.rre them off his
dOckat-, II is simply a matter Of clear
ing The decks of something not only
worth,css. but detrimental,
The commissioners yesterday adopt
cd such a resolution rs requested Ac-
counts that thus Will be sxpunged from
THE docicts are ten in number, and for
tho following amounts: $3.50: SIS. IS:
sos: si5.15; Sass; A.s5' sS.o3; s.ss;
Sc %; S6iS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-10
Russian Jew Lecture

Stephen ENtin. Russian Jew, will
speak In Pilgrim Congregational church
A. II O'Clock on Sunday morning. and
a, 7.so o'clock that night I'm II. +.
church. South.
Ealu was IN the Russian army dur
Ing tro war. and was later In se-v!ce
IN Germany. lie will tell Of his oS-
pcrlences during the war and OF his
relation to the jewish religion and the
rositipn Jew holds regarding Zion
Ism. Extin spent murt time in study
while IN Germany and since coming to
the United States. having spent the
pns, wear In Denver studying. iIs viii
90 10 Kansas City In the near future
to enter Jewish mission work. He is
master OF several languages. speaking
English very we'll
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-10
Commercial Clubs
Secretaries Convene

Secretary r A. Gray of the Pueblo
Commerce club left yesterday after
noon to attend a ST. te conference OF
the sccf.tnrins OF sinitlar ORGANIZATIONS
AZ the Chamber OF Commerce I'm Colo
rado Springs. two-day session end
Ing Saturday nicht will consider prob
lens common to all commercial or
ganiza,ions In the state. About %
are expected 10 attend.
colorado made goods will como In
for a good share OF tho discussion. and
n concerted effort of thu club Off
rlals will he made to push home indus
try in tho state. OthCi matters Of
mutual interest including tourist VOL
fare wifi he discussed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-10
Ladies Aid Elects
Officers For New year

The Ladies' Aid society ~ til" Minnc-
rus Community church met wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. c:
r. Emery, The following were elected
Officers for tho first SIX months OF
1s.e:
President, Mrs. c. p. mery.
Vice President. Mrs. II *. Barton.
SECRETARY. Mrs. Frank Ferguson.
Tf,aEuger. Mrs. Albert Walker.
Tho society voted TO assume respon-
s'hilitv for $3.50.
II was also decided to have rum
mage sale on Thursday and Friday.
January and 6.
After tho business meeting. tho host
csa served 4 chatting .iisn lunch. Dur
Ing tho afternoon about nfty candy
hngs were made FOR the sunday school
Chr.slmas tree.
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| their daughter, Miss Bertha +. Smvthe,
! or 100 Summit avenue. Chestnut Uill'
VIII Leave the latter part Of this month
tSr cape May, where they will spend
the summer at their cottage.
Miss Caroline F. Graham. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic w. w. Ora
nam, OF 81 Summit avenue Chestnut
Hlll Will leave the latter part OF this
month for East Union. Me-, where she
| VIII spend the summer at Beaver Camp
Mrs William Fielding Wilcox, OF
Wawa, Pa. sailed for England last week,
where she will spend the summer win
her brother-in-law, Brigadler General
Edward Barnard-Hankey. and Mrs Bar
nard-Hankey.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Stevenson Easily and
their children and Mrs. Easby's brother,
Mr.. Spencer Sergeant Large, 2119 Pine
street, have taken the house of MIR. and
MRS. clifford Pemberton, Jr., at 26 Sum
| mt avenue, Chestnut Hill. for the sum
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Pemberton will spend
the summer at Muscongas Bay. Me-
The wedding of Miss Grace Ellen
Miles and Mr. Wendell w. Warner was
solemnized at noon today at the brides
home: On their return from q wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Warner will live at
11f1 South Flfty-eighth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newman, OF 1929
Nedro avenue, Fern Rock, are celebrat-
ing the ninth anniversary Of their mar
r!age by short trip to the Catsklll
Mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Taylor Speak
man, of this city, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mrs. LSmma
Goodell Decker, and Mr.. LIE Roy Mel
Vile Yost, of Norristown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson, Of 11l6
Mexican street; announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Regina r.
Jackson. to Mr.. William H. Ryder The
wedding will take place Wednesday,
June 30, at 3 o'clock, at the Church Of
the Epiphany, Eleventh and Jackson
streets. Monsignor Nash will offciate.
Miss Jackson will be attended by her
sister. Miss Francis j. Jackson. and her
brother, Mr.. Joseph B. Jackson. After
a wedding trip to New York the bride
and bridegroom will live at 2233 South
Twelfth street.
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LONEY-HERSHEY

Miss Miriam Virginia Hershey, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs John Coleman Her
shey. of the Lindens. Wallingford, will
be married at 8 O'Clock this aftern oon
at the Wallingford Presbyterian Church
70 Mr.. Lincoln Russell Loney. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln w Loney of this
city, the Rev. Edwin Ellsworth Riley
pastor Of the church, officiating. The
bride. who will be given in marriage by
her father. will be attended by four
bridesmaids, who include Miss Marguer-
ite Magilton, OF Walhngrord, and her
three sisters, Mrs. Hoss Hutchinson
Vincent, Miss Janet Spear Hershey and
Miss Sarah Frances Hershey. Mr.. VIM
cent will be the bridegroom's best man,
and the ushers will include Mr.. Palmer
Brlce Rawley. Mr., Thomas E Rees
and Mr. William Horace Binns, all of
this city. After a reception at the Lin
dens, Mr. and Mrs. Loney will leave
for a wedding journey, and upon their
return will be at home on Park avenue,
Colingswood. n. j., for the remainder
OF the summer.
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Elizabeth Read and Miss Janet Ktall
of Lansdownc. Their dresses will be
pink chiffon and cream lace, with hats of
pink and, like the matron and maid of
honor they will carry bouquets of sweet
peas. roses, larkspur and snapdragons.
The sister OF the bride, Miss Adele Stat
zell, who will be flower girl, will wear a
frock of pink chiffon with blue sash and
q large pink hat The basket will be
filled with spring flowers Mr.. Paul
Stewart of Chattanooga, will be best
man, and the ushers will include Mr..
Robert Statzell and Mr. Harlan p. Statz-
ell, Jr.. brothers of the bride; Mr.. Rich
ard 3. =. Forrest, OF Lansdowne Mr..
Richard OGorman, Of Providence, r. /.
Mr.. Edward Y. Chaplin, Jr.. and Mr.. Ed
ward Spears, of Chattanooga Mr.. Cor
don Smythe, of Germantown, and Mr..
Thomas A. Budd, OF this city A reoep-
tion at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Statzell
Will follow. After an extended wedding
tourney Mr.. and Mrs. Purse will live
In East Orange y. ].
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PURSE-STATZEI.L

a marriage Of interest will take place
at O o'clock this evening at ST. Johns
episcopal Church, Lansdowne, when
Miss Alice Statzel, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Harlan Page Statzell, will become
the bride Of Mr.. Tracy Nell Purse, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Purse, Of
Chattanooga, Tenn The rector of the
church. the Rev. Croswell McBee, will
offciate The bride will be given in
marriage by her father and will wear a
white satin gown embroidered IN pearls
and n Dutch cap OF lace. She will
carry lilies of the valley and baby or
chids, She will be attended by Mrs
Richard b. =. Forrest as matron OF
pink silk. with blue girdle and hat. Miss
Sue Suddards. of Wynnewood maid OF
honor. will wear white lace over cream
silk, with a hat of ashes OF roses. The
bridesmaids will include Miss Cathartne
Cox, of Roxborough; Miss Pocohontas
Lipscomb, of Richmond. Va, Miss Doro-
thy Edwards. Miss Marian Mlshler. Miss
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KERR-JAMIESON

ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Jameson.
of 1907 Cayuga street. will be married
to MIR Arthur NJ. Kerr this evening In
the Wakefield Presbyterian Church. of
performed by the Rev. Earl 3. Miller
and the Rev. Hugh McCrone. pastor of
the church and will be followed BY a
reception at the Pelham Club. The
matron of honor will be Mrs. c. r.
Idell. and the bridesmaids include Miss
Margaret Kerr, Miss Margaret De Cour:
sey and Mrs. Linn Bailey. Mr.. Kerr will
have the brother of the bride, Mr.. Wal
ushers will be Mr.. Edward Wright Mr..
Ralph McClay, Mr.. Donald Hilsce and
Mr.. Robert Jameson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kerr will go TO Europe on their wedding
trip
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mitchell. of
Dunmore, Pa, announce the marriage
of their daughter Miss Frances Mitchell
to Mr. william II. Barthmaier. Jr. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Barthmaier
of this city, on Wednesday at st. Maryg
Church, punmore. Pa. After an ex-
liam II. Barthmaier Jr., will be at home
at bridgeport. Conn
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Susan Fischer, Of 2052 Catharlne
street. entertained informally last eve
ming, when her guests included Miss
Mae V. Donnell, Miss Anna Murphy.
Miss Jane Howard, all OF New York.
and Mr.. Edward Moore, Mr.. William
Condor and Mr.. Freddy Busch. of Yonk-
ers, NJ Y. ; Mr. Arthur Van Buskirk and
Mr. Charles Joffman, of New York.
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cuesrNur HILl

Miss d. Catharine clark 651s Lincoln
drive. entertained at bridge on Thurs
day afternoon for Miss Rosa s. ELIAS.
uaugnter OF Mr. ana MRS. Josepn Eiias,
whose marriage to Mr.. Fletcher Schaum
will take place at 80 o'clock on Sat
urday afternoon, June 49,. Miss Dorothy
S. Cooke, of Maplewood avenue, will en-
tertain at a dinner party at the Ger-
mantown Cricket Club for Miss elias
and Mr.. Schaum this evening.
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O'NEILI=MELLON

An interesting wedding was solemnized
Our Mother or Good Counsel Church,
Bryn Mawr. when Miss Marion Mellon
daughter Of Mrs Frank p Mellon, of
Bryn Mawr, became the bride of Mr.,
Frank p. O'Neill, OF Melrose Park.
Father Heron rector of the church.
performed the ceremony. The bride. who
was given in marriage by her brother,
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I,yNCH-NORRIS

A pretty wedding took place yesterday
morning at $3.50 o'clock in the Church
OF St Francis de Sales. Forty-seventh
street and Springfield avenue. when Miss
Elizabeth T. Norris, OF 1913 South For
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LAINE-WHITE

The marriage of Mrs Mary Cross
White. of Goshen, n. Y, daughter OF
Mrs. Ann Cross, OF indianapolis, Ind.
and DR.. Damaso T. Lalne, of Havana.
cuba. will take place quietly this eve
ming at st. Johns Church, Goshen,
Father McGinnis officiating. Mrs. White
Will be given In marriage by her mother
and attended by DR.. LANES daughter
Miss Lana Laine, as maid OF honor. A
small reception at White Oaks Farm,
tho home of the bride will follow. After
wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs. Laine
will live in Havana
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MISS WANAMAKER TO
WE'D }. CUMMINGS, JR.
Daughter of William n. Wana-
maker to Be Married at Cal
vary Church Today

A wedding Of social Importance will
pe solemnized at O'Clock this afternoon
IN IN the calvary Presbyterian Church.
abefh,h IsabeIin W and Locust streets, when. Miss
and Mrs; William II. WaSamaker. Jr.,
OF Highland. avenue, Merton, will be-
come the bride Of Mr. ]. Howell Cum
1malngs mn,gei, 5J,r;. son of Mr. and Mrs J.
iiGMei rye cernrin, Cummings, Of the wellington,
the Rev. J. A. MacCallum, The bride,
VINO VIII be given in marriage by her
ita.ner, iisa, WI be attired in a gown Of
iiEiUry iinoy wnite fsoot,tn satin. fashioned on simple
lace Her veil Of tulle, which extends
TO the end of the train Of satin and lace,
VIII be surmounted by spray of orange
piossoIns' one VIII carry shower bou-
gardenias.
Mrs. Frederick w Keith, of Chicago,
Will attend Miss Wanamaker as matron
Of honor: She will wear a frock Of
ssrsy sn,y oniihton, hn,, yelled with gray lace. Her
shade Is trimmed with flowers. She
VIII carry bouquet of orchids Miss
Louise Wanamaker will attend her sis
Ter ter as maid Of honor. She will wear Q
lace, Her, hat Of Neapoiltan straw Of
the same hue will be trimmed with blue
flowers, and she will carry a bouquet of
spri5s Howers and orchids. The brides
nia,us WIZ HCLuue MISS Alma Wana-
maker, Miss Elizabeth Gribbel, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Elliott, Miss Marie r.
Cummings, Miss Eleanor T.. Cummings
and Miss Lenore A. Mccall. They will
be similarly attired In frocks of orchid
pink chiffon and lace, and their hats of
orchid color straw will be adorned with
flowers They will carry arm bouquets
of spring flowers and orchids.
Mr.. Frederick w. Keith, of Chicago.
Will attend Mr.. Cummings as best man.
The ushers will include Mr.. Frederick
Ridgway, of Chicago; Mr.. william c.
Zimmerman, Jr,. Mr.. Arthur Hickman,
Mr.. Charles, Roberts. Mr.. Douglas Dar-
by, Mr. Arthur l.. Pew, Jr., Mr.. Joseph
l. Eastwick. all Of this city, and Mr..
Robert e. Jennings, of Bowling Green,
KY. Mr.. II. Botsford Young, of Chi
cago. and Mr.. J. Howard Burton. Jr.,
of New York. A reception will follow
at Woodroyd, the home of the BRIDES
parents at Merton.
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REYSOLDS-HAVEY


The marriage of Miss Jane Elizabeth
Havey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
F. Havey, Of S423 Anderson street,
Chestnut. Hill, to Mr.. George w. Rey-
nolds. Of Camden, will take. place at
Z o'clock this evening in the Tioga Pres
byterian Church, sixteenth and Tioga
streets. The. Rev Robert E. Littell. d.
y, pastor of the church. Will perform
the ceremony and Mr.. Harvey Will give
his daughter in marriage. Miss Ger
trude Reynolds, the bridegroom's sister,
will attend the bride as maid of honor,
and Mrs. Dennis Slmmerman as matron
of honor. The bridesmaids will INCLUDE
Mrs Gustave Aberle, Miss Elsie Hal
ton, Miss Margaret Park and Miss Isa-
bel Spering. Little Miss Betty Boosner
will be the flower girl and Master
Charles Boogher will act as ring bearer
Mr.. Henry Lewis will act as best nan;
and the ushers will include Mr.. Edward
G. Lamb. Mr. Derby Weston, Mr.. How,
ell H. Howard, Mr.. Treat p. Andrew ano
Mr. George H. woodward. A. reception
will follow the ceremony at the Htten-
house Hotel. After wedding trip
through Europe Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds
will be at home in MerchantVille' N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

20 cry too" Yep" said Tommy,
Don t let's play that game any more.''
NANCY wYNNE.
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Mr.. George Mellon, was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Francis Laurence Pack, as
matron of honor The bridesmaids In
cluded Miss Dorothy Mellon, sister of
the bride, and Miss Katharine ONeill,
sister of the bridegroom. Mr.. Joseph
l, o'Neill brother Of the bridegroom;
Mr. John O'Neill, Mr. Arthur O'Neill.
Mr.. Patrick Carroll and Mr. Francis
Laurence Pack, brother-ln-law of the
bride. A reception followed at Brum-
bawn, the home of the brides mother
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The marriage of Miss Mary Hender-
son. daughter OF Judge George Hender-
son and Mrs. Henderson, and Mr.. John
Saeger Bradway will be solemnized this
afternoon at $50 o'clock. The wedding
will take place in the gardens Of Friend
ship Hill Farm, Paoli, the summer home
of Judge Henderson. the Rev. Horace
4, Walton. rector of the Church of the
Good Samaritan, officiating.
The bride, who will be given in mar
riage by her father. will be attended by
her sister, Mrs J. Jarden Guenther, as
matron OF honor. Mrs J. Nevin Pom
eroy, a cousin Of the bride, and Miss
Margaret Saeger Bradway, a sister of
the Bridegroom, will be bridesmaids. Mr..
]. Jarden Guenther will be best man
The ceremony, which will be witnessed
| by members OF the two families, will be
! followed by n small reception.
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ceremony was performed by Monslgnor
NJ J. Crane and the nuptlal mass was
said by the Rev. Charles b. mckinley.
A wedding breakfast for 100 guests fol-
lowed at the home of the brides par
ents Immediately after the ceremony.
The bride was given In marriage by her
father Mr. Thomas J. Norris. Mrs.
Robert Lee Porter was matron of honor
Lieutenant Robert Lee Porter acted as
best man. The ushers included Mr.. Mar
tin Mclaughlin Mr., James A. eastman,
Mr. John Gallagher and Mr. John w
Mohonk Mr.. and Mrs Lynch will make
their home at 1910 South Forty-sixth
street, where they will be at home after
October 1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11

RIJRY MARKET ST. BELOW 7TH
Mp - 10 4. M. to lI15 p. NJ
TT;;-B; Lytell "Thc Price OF ReSiempti0m,
vs.. Lytell THE Price OF Rctlrmpton',
FE'-SConstanco TelmadSo, Good References"
s.-constancc Tn.madsc, Good Roferences'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
IDLE HOUR at West Chester

M,-Mne Allison in "ENtravngancc"
W-All-star cast IN MS IL Great IIfe"
TT-Aii,stGr cast in 'It,s . Great Lifr''
S,-Alico Brady in "Out OF tho Chorus"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-11
VICTORIA MARKET ST. alb 9TH
RlALTO at West Chester

NI-Mao Murray in "Thc GiIdcd Lily"
W.-Mr, and Mrs. DclINv"n Twin beds"
T-rMr. END Mrs prHay"n. Twin AIDS
s-Wai'Scg Rid in 1--we S""SnI.. S""SinI