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w The AsautiHtoG Press.
BEAtMONTT cxas. July Batting
Fiiglntrick from the box Boz the firat
inning and hittlng d'inchcr hard. Beau
mont caaily defeat 7 san An'7uiu HIRE
te'lHs a. 90 o Ross tcruitf ileHr
wac rstctNe "a The rinctc- Whining
his first game FOR fhe Exporters Con-
vollvs one handed running catch ~
l'h'ite long fly n t'- tnd was a
feature. Scure Il u "
Han Antonio 600 600 400 .
beaumont 500 700 30N--i2 IA q
Batteries. Fit1imtrck. Finchcr aud
Buck Ross and Aiexanier
summary; sacrifice hits Alexander
Dmnngrio. iwo-basc hits burst Rip
portion Stanshury Henry inhnsion'
thrce haac hit Finoher double plays
Nef to Fuller to Henry. Sianshuiy ID
Duyie 10 Johnston innings pitched. by
Flt1Patrlck nouo lnoue ont in firs)
With 3 hits and ! run flnchrr : wiif
4 ] hits and II runs. struck out. bs
tlnch.r bases un halls or Fit.lltt'
rick A. Ross 3 FSchcr O. lefi on bases
san Autnnio g, Beaumont y; umpires
Brcitvnstcin und Donaldson, time 90
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FORT WORTH rcXas, july l.~-till
Whittaker showed good form todny
aseins, wichita Fnlls turning boz 3
20 0 shutout for Fort Worth He also
helped win his game bv batting 500 "a
pair o. runs with two tmey doubles.
seor. hv Innings Il n "
Wichita Falls 900 A"o Opn-o
Fart Worth 020 700 h0S--a g
fattcrios Marshall, scwell and kit
ehens whitaker and Muxo
rurmars Seven Hiss and 3 rnns 90
Mnrshan n innings snefiflcn hits.
Igignoy Cnumhs stolen hasc. Works.
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ROBSTOWN Wins
FROM LOCALS IN
A 6 TO S GA N E
Home Run by Dutch Holman
Is Big Feature Of
Battle.

ROESTOWN. ToxnH. iuly 5.--A bat
ting rally staged la tho aal two .
finmos which resuiicd ln four runs for .
Tho sharks. came within ono VI tying /
Il to q sc0fr. hut 10. indiaus Finally
retired the visitors and took yestcr- I
days game hy "a ono-run margin. It /
WAS real old fashioned hitting Doc on T,
~ siairn delivery who up until the
clHhih had had the Sharks eating ont |
~ HIS hand while his team mates wero
amming the ball and setting acrosa
sia runs ilut in the eighth the fire.
works started and u looked very much
Ike Garrison finish was heinE stngod
far the hcruf, uf tine small crowd Of
loyel fans who witnessed the game
Mathews led or ia the eighth with "A
triple 10 left That Looked mighty good
aH 80 was the II extra base hit
against stair Al Then. what did
Dutch Hickman da7 ~ ia knocked one
over the lef' nci' fence the first and
only home ruH that has been made on
the Rohstown fcld tuis season Tho
hail went hi~h and far and ciarcd the
ID see fully cn feet insidc the You'll llic
sith Hi 20 feet Co spare n VIII
be man ley before that lick lal
eoualod ever Deg. rho next three
mon wcrr sit bus va the ninth Clie't
doubled 90 right centcr ana Brown WA
safa on tumble hui Gtlcu was hrid
az second hunger won't in 10 hit fug
Slovall bat struck out
Cannon thcu dropped Texas
i,aguer back oi first scoring Gineit
Matthew's hit 10 Allen and Lewis forced
Cannon ai secund Bat Fred tasohai
throw wild 90 firsf and GooEoo scored
I Dutch came up with hH war club and
q began CO book IKE Matthew'S would
surely bo driven iu. but after fenling'
@ conpl, nnton ht to stain and was
oui 80 fbst However ihe fallv had
Vorvone on their toes ana went To-
show that lhv Sharks were NOT beaten
'rf'N The nsi man was out
THE Indians scored iu the first when
a. paechal singled and scored on T..
3 Alian'q FIRST douhle. They added an-
nth,r iu the third when Lewis made
gnrble no. g took third on H. kuschr'a
roU o. right and SCORED when Wright
was unable 90 recover 70 passed ban la
time
rurpussg hrisu's hopcs arose in the
second whom Wright was safe nn D..
Nusrhna tumble hut they were soon
blasted and 30 looked very gloomy
when Jess made second on Dllnrd'H
.scrfee The slide into thc bag gave
Wlnhrs foot severe wrench Jess
ullt gave il up ana was brought to
, lhc bench aud Malcolm liendcr'Nn
iFtHt in as q RUNNER hy ugroemcnt The
iially endod ihcre when &c went out
stair Gee puddv and Gllett Tanned.
Ihcp wright went hack behind tbc
bot although ho was iimpiug badly
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two-hasc hits Rigncy Wttiaker p
Works throe-hase hit Coumhs. struck
out by Marshall y Whitaker g. macs
ou balls pff Whitaker = Marshall J,
double play Tnnuur ~ Mcdonald 20
Tanner. time. 1916 umpires Kane and
DAILY.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

y
HOUSTON, Texas. July o. lious-
tons defenae cracked behind Dick Rua-
ertson today In the tenth inning and
Galveston took the game by IA score of
20 l. couchman and Robertson had
y pitchers battle all the way Honns
batting accounted for all % Calves
tofr runs. Score: ~ II q
Galveston - 900 90 900 i--2 10 ]
Houston .0in u0n 600 Oil ~ 3
Batterics. Couchmnn and Japan;
Robertson and Griffith,
summary: Two-baHc hits. SChlich
rur Blades Miller; three base hit
Koran; sacrifices, Blades ELAN. Bit
TIE. double plays Blades 20 Darringet
"a BOttomlcy, DarrlnRcr 60 Blades Z,
Bottorhley Bistlc 10 ELAN, struck out
Hobertson q Couchman lott on base
HOUSTON q, Galveston =; umpircs. Nil.
iet and Burfoot time 1896.
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n itrigf hea moved biz 30
n-e nrm ih, puen bidg ~ The CITY
nls Hiufe tNfutr
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A. Nrdmoro q, Mineral Woiln v
~ sherman y nn0hHm 70
AZ Paris ., Chhumr
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
AMERICAN irAnuE.

Robstown g Corpus chtiml
kursville q Alice g
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

GULF COAST LEAGUE.
roums CHRISTI az Alice.
kingavillc az Kobafuwn
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TINE Durham~Dupiex Il. easy the face because
the blade sweeps diagonafiy across IT, lard in
stead Of pulling directly against it, Everyone knows
the easiest way to sharpen pencil is TO draw the
knife diagonaIy across the wood-not to push the
blade straight through No other gives you
the length of blade necessary TO shave with the
comfortable, diagonal guarded stroke Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs J. Harry Morris. of 2532
South Twentieth street, will give a
nlasnue birthday dance on Saturday eve
Gln9; octoner 70. IN honor OF their
daughter. Miss Mary Morris.
Mrs. Walter Samans, OF 2522 South
twentieth street, will entertain al a
bridge party this evening. Among the
guests are Mr.. and Mrs. William futile,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robbins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Neff Laing. Dr. and Mrs. H. Clcigh-
ton Turner. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Groughton, Mr.. and Mrs George w.
and DR.. and Mrs. John w. CrandaIl.
Lieutenant and Mrs. william Cover.
or 2OlS Skunk street, are spending this
weekend in Washington
Miss Anna Pilla will entertain at a
masqusrade party this evening at her
home, 3l4 Wharton street. Among those
who will be present arc Miss Carolina
Rose Coppola. Mics Antonette Coppola,
Miss Dora Bruno, Miss Louisa Bruno
Miss Gilda J. Vitulli, Miss Anna Dorant
Miss Margaret Feeney, Miss Margaret
DrngIer. Miss Jane G. VitulI. Miss
Edith Nitulli. Mss Theresa {. vituiiI,
Gindice. Mr. Theodore Clanfrani Mr
Leonard Cianfran, Mr. Fred PiIIa. Mir
Bernard Pilla, Mr.. Elmer Hines. Mr..
william Fogletti, Mr.. William Casa.
Mr., G., r Nitulli, Mr.. William J. Vi
Chal Bruno Mr.. william \, Catafesta.
MIR. Louis Catafcsta Mr Robert Clan
frani and Mr. Thomas Pettine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Lone. OF 26S5
South Chadwick street. are being con-
graduated upon the birth Of a daughter.
Mrs. Lone will be remembered as Miss
Dorothy Robb. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Alexander Robb. OF CoIlinsswood,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Sander. Of i22S Chester avenue,
announces the marriage Of her daugh.
ter Miss Judith tlaradina Sander, and
Mr.. Alexander NJ. Rae, OF 524S Pine
street, Wednesday. October 10. At st
Luke'a Protestant Episcopal Church,
Thirteenth and Pine streets. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rae left Immediately after the
ceremony for Il motor trip through the
Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs john Mucklar and
daughter. Miss Helen MuclIler. have rs.
turned to their home. jG@1 Carpenter
street. after spending tho weekend as
tho guest Of Mr.. MuCklor'& mother, Mrs.
Georg" MuckIcr Of Harrlaburc.
Mr. Max rrcSsman. OF 5a22 Ellsworth
street announces the betrotE'I OF his
daughter. Miss Rose Jane, pressmnn.
to Mr.. Samuel Abner Brotman. Of Phil.
adelpha and Ntclard.
Mr. and Ms Joseph @ Worthlrgtoa
have returned from their wedding trip
and will he at home after November /
n 2522 South EdGcwood street Mrs
WorthinGton will be remembered as
Miss L. Katherine Lake. Uf so North
Forty'etghth street
Mr.. and Mrs. william F. Bren2 Sr
entertained at their home, j39I Bal
tmore avenue, Wednesday evening.
Their guests included Mr and Mrs
Gordon Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Pen
nell, Of Camden, y. j.. and Mr., and
Mrs. Samuel Penne!, OF Lansdowne, Pa.
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IMPORTANT WEDDING
TODAY IN JENKINTOWN
Miss Marian Taylor Is Married
to Mr.. Charles Willing in
Church of Our Saviour

An autumn wedding OF social i'm.
portance was solemnized very quietly at
/ O'Clock today in the Episcopal Church
of Our Saviour. Jenkintown, when MISS
Marian Taylor daughter Of Dr. and
Mrs. William J. Taylor, of Newbold
Vernon. Jenl<intown. and lS21 PINE
street, became the bride of Mr. Charles
willing, OF Chestnut Hill.
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Rhinelander, assisted by the
Rev. John NJ. Groton, rector or the
church. Owing to mourning, only the
Immediate members of the families Of
the bride and bridegroom attended.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father, was attred in gown
OF white velvet fashioned on simple
lines. Her veil of rare old family lace
was fastened with orange blossome. She
carried a shower bouquet Of white gar.
denias and lilies of the valley and
orchids
Mrs. Albert Nallr, n cousin Of the
bride, attended Miss Taylor ms matrOn
of honor, and the maid OF honor was
Miss Virginia Newbold, a cousin Uf the
bride Miss Anna Pepper. niece Of
the bride attended as flower girl Mr.
George willing was best man.
The uShers included Mr.. G NcWbold
Taylor ard Mr. William !. Taylor
brothers OF the bride Mr.. T., Shipper
willing and Mr.. Joseph r. Sims.
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HAIG-RANDAL.L

pretty wedding will take place this
evening at o'clock In the Episcopal
Church of the Saviour. Thirty eighth and
Chestnut streets. when, Miss Florence
Randall, of 1851 Chestnut street. will
become the bride of Mr.. r Rchard g.
HaiG, OF Swarthmore. A reCcNtion at
the Philomusian Club will follow tmme-
dlatcly after the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Mr.. Richard II Randall. and
will be attended by Mrs. Edward NJ.
Hale, of Utica. as matron of honor. Miss
Mary Agnes Haig, sister Of the BRIDE
groom, will act as maid OF honor The
bridesmaids will include Mrs. Howard F.
Johnstone, Miss Alice c, Maxwell and
Miss Helen +. Glase.
Mr.. william r. Randall, Jr, brother
Of the bride, will act as best man for
MIR HaiE. The ushers will include Mr.
Walter &. Giles. Mr. Wayne II, Randall
brother of the bride; Mr.. Wesley Hart,
ing Mr.. Buchanan Harrar, Jr,. Mr.. Paul
d. Giles and Mi. Archibald Mclean.
Upon their return from wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Haig viii be at
home after January /, al Swarthmore.
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Twin-Bed Lecture

The heat Is being turned of too
early these eUeHihgS IN the Dorc-
leigh apartment and Mrs. DoUeleiph
wants Mr.. DOUeici0h TO get right
Rp out Of bed and do something about
My, It is cold in this house. The
Eeat must je off again. Get ny aud
feel the radiator and see if the hent is
off. CAN'T YOU TELL IF YOU ARE
COLD WITHOUT FEELING THE
RADIATOR?
I didn't osk for any sarcastic come
backs from you. Instead Of trying to
be clever. why don't you try TO be
useful?
Instead of sitting around here ev"-
nings freezing TO death. why don't you
do something about II? WHY don't YOU
call up tho landlord and ask him the
reason for this? WHY don't vou see the
Innitor? Oh, wish were n man I
YOU DON'T HAVE TO RE A MAN
TO GIVE HIM \ TALKING TO.
WHY DON'T IOI' GIVE HIM SOME
or THESE Talks IOr KEnEARSE
ON ME-?
] suppose It Is not enough for mo TO
EC freezing 10 death without having
you sneer at me. T;nt that is all get
from yol-snccrs and Insult. and abuse
Here you have mo Imprisoned in n fat
that looks like n coll and colder than sn
installmcnt collectors heart. and what
10 you 10 about il? Nothing except
10 make funny cracks. smart remarks.
tell you It Is cold ! KNOW IT,
DON'T I?
We'll. what arc YOU going to do abouf
it? WHAT DO NOl' WANT NJ. TO
DO? GO down ANE FIRE TIL.
FURNACE?
No. suppose yon would liz hero and
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

=, Miss Jean Brooke Riley, daughter ol
Mr. y. Burt Riley, OF Haverford. viii
." the guest of honor at 4 dinner on
G,,IdaN evening, December %. which
GMr ana Mrs, Isaac n, Clothicr, Jr. Of
SuIl%nrooke, Eadnor will give for the
pa, winch Or, and Mrs. william Biddlc
,duWaiader, Of RadnOr, win give af The
RiG-Carlton to formally present to 50
CC,tl} their daughter, Miss Christine
tadwalader.
=, On SUNDAY. November %. Mr.. and
vi :. John Barnes Townsend Will enter.
,ain at a luncheon at their place. Mont
s.,St kadnor, in honor Of their niece.
~, ana Mrs. Townsend viii also give a
VIE En.Ne IN January In honor of Miss
Mrs Riley will entertain at dinner
ooxH ,r,rldaA evening. October IS, in honor
=, MISS RILEY before the dance DR. aud
SE, S%IE, Edwin EIdou Graham, uC I7IH
~, IbaTu0 ice street win give IN honor of
TT,,ddhain, when the guests will inclunt
SIn,aa ISABEL Frazer, Miss Eleanor p.
TT,oan' Miss Sara +. Baiiy and Miss
itInIE Pouitney, of Baltimore; Mr.. vii
Mn r. Kingsley, Mr., Aiken Reichner.
Erio,' harleS townsend, Mr. Henry
Henr,' E ;ni, Mahlon Hutchinson and Nj.
vii imlSS 5S, Emily Pouney, OF Baltimore.
end mI arr I'VE next week to spend the week.
'''' "S the guest Of Miss Riley
r encouragement is made OF th, mar
da6S.+rof td."S+ or Mrs. Gladys Pomeroy Jenkins,
iiHS"''r LAM 18th OF the lat" Mr. ana Mrs Wi.
Rrnu.I Rn -" fomcroN, 10 Mr.. James Crosby
HArG5Mn, which took place today at 81
'''''e" Church, Stanford. Conn
son ne guests who will attend the lunch.
con at the Bellevue Stratford and tba.
"btt party on Wednesday. October 9S
I7iE I7iGn oMrs MIS- Wilbur Paddock Klapp, Of
virn" spruce street, and Bryn Mawr' win
S,arr !" honor Of Miss sarah Logan
Mrs uepul4nte daughter Of Mr. and
c.rioo lanes starr will include Miss Vir-
ins ! ,e he MorAt Smith Miss Ellen Doug
N'oyu' Miss Ellen McMichael, Mics
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mig. Howard Green and Mr..
and Mr.. Joseph Haincs, ot Swarth-
more entertained at u dance iasl eve
uing NJ tho SprnEhaven Country club
in honor Of their daughters. Miss Flor
ence Green aud Miss Dorothy Haines
Mrs Alison g. W. song ,5r Port
Washington, !" who has Just re-
turned with Mr' Wysons from a visit
mother, Mrs. walter D, Griscom at her
home In Media.
Mr., and Mrs lee Pinney. ~ Ros-
ton, have taken a house in Swarthmoro,
which they viii occupy during the
winter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Atherholt AMI
their daughter, Miss Helen Atherholt
OF Ridley Park, have returned from the
PUCono Mountains, where they have
been for several weeks
Mr. and Mrs. r, Sterling Hahn. OF
Springfield, have returned from a stay
in Richmond. Va
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Helen Bomberger were maids Of honor
and the flower girls were Miss Miriam
Uouscr and Miss Virginia Roop. MIR,
William Mumford and MFR. George Baker
were best men for their brothers. respeC-
tively and the usherS included Mr.. John
Rurkholder. Mr.. Daniel BurlSholder Mr..
paul Burkholder and Mr.. Nelson Price.
HARTY-QUINN
A ouiet wedding took place at .
o'clock on Wednesday morning in st.
Marraret's Catholic Church. Narberth,
Pa. when Miss Marie S. Quinn became
tho bride of Mr.. William l.. Harty, of
4a21 Saybrook avenue, this city.
The ceremony, which was followed by
a. reception was performed before
nuptiai mass by Father Cowley.
The bride was attended by Miss Mar.
raret Harty as maid Of honor. ana
MIR. Thomas Quinn acted as best man.
McMENAMIN-B BURNS
A quiet wedding took place a. -
o'clock noon today when Miss Mary g.
Burns. daughter OF Mr. James J. BurnH.
OF 5l53 Wyalusing avenue. became the
br'de OF Mr. Edward J. MCMenamin.
Ir,, at the Church OF Our Mother of
Sorrows.
Miss Margaret r. Burns sister Of
the bride was bridesmaid. and Mr.. Jens
Farley was best man.
After reception at the Arcadia fhr
the bridal party Mr.. and Mrs. MCNIcna-
min left for their wedding trip tU Lake
George and vicinity. They will be at
home at 3619 North Twenty.tirst street
after November -.
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Byy. p. McEVOY

freeze 20 death before you would go
down and throw few shovclsful in the
furnace. Maybe you want me 10 do II.
HAD THOUGHT OF THAT.
You had thought Of il! Well. think
again / would freeze rigid before
" ould do that to accommodate YOU.
AM NOT CRYING. YOi' RE TIE
ONE WHO Is WEEPING ABOUT
THE COLD. I CAN STAND II.
OF course YOU can stand Il. Bur you
don't care about me-. could frcr2"
10 death before you would care an
going TO tell that landlord q thing OF
two tomorrow. ] am going to toll the
ianitor where he gets off. Cloud snorcs
from Mr. Dovclegh,J
Oh, what o man Why doesn't he
ever worry about anything
IVhy shouh he. rheu Nrs. Dore-
leiDh cau RORY enough tor two'
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FRANKFORT

Mrs. Samuel Tompkins Of oxford and
Penn streets. viii entertain the members
OF her sorority at her home The first
saturday in November Those present
viii he Mrs. A. ningee. Mrs, Thomas
llyndman, Mrs. John \. -Broadheld,
Miss Ethel Metzler, Miss Lou Hall, Miss
Edna Scolly, Miss Bess Street, Miss Bess
Smith and Mrs. David Strumph.
MIR, and Mrs. J. Rambler and daugh-
ter. Miss Gladys Rambler. have Just
returned from q trip to Bermuda
Mr. and Mrs. j. w Gruninger. of
44i7 Paul street, announce the marriage
Of their daughter, Miss j. Roscoeta
Grunnger, 10 Mr.. r. Lentz, of Pitts
burgh, on October 10.
Miss Anna Peters, OF Arrott street
entertained the members OF her hve
hundred club Yesterday afternoon.
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The marriage Of Miss Augusta Helene
Cavanna. daughter Of Mrs. Nellie ca
wanna, OF Rivsrton. \. J., and Dr.. Web,
ster Merchant Moriarta son of Or
and Mrs. Douglas Calhoun Moriarta. Of
Saratoga Springs. y. Y. viii take place
this evening a; 80 O'Clock. - thc home
o. Mrs. Cavanna. Archdeacon r. Bow
den Shepherd officiating, Mrs. Cavanna
VIII give her daughter In marriage The
brides sister, Mrs. Caspar w, Padmore,
OF Wilmington, Del, will attend her as
matron Of honor. with Master Joseph
Roland. OF Mount Airy, as page Mr..
Douglas Williams, "f Saratoga Springs
will be Dr.. Morartas best man
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Cintra Ellis, Miss Louisa NJ Wallis. Miss
Margaret Hayes Hamilton, Miss Anna
$. Newbold, Miss Sara 3. Baily, Miss
virginia Heclsscher and Miss Gertrude
HolsteIn De Haven Fox will also accom-.
pany the party.
DR.. and Mrs. Klapp will OCCUPY their
town house the latter part Of November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace F. Nixon will
entertain at a buffet supper at their
home on Friday evening. November II,
after the tea they Will give that after
noon to present their daughter Miss
Mary L. Nixon. The guests will include
the receiving party. They will later
nttend the dance to be given by Mr. and
Mrs. Henry r. Michel Of 39iS Chest
mally Introduce their daughter. Miss
Helen Valmoun Michel. Mr.. and Mrs,
Nixon and their family have closed
their home, Red Crest, Evergreen ave-
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kennedy.
Jr, 22O3 Walnut street, for the winter.
Miss Virginia de Morat Smith, debu-
tante daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
Dearborne Smith, Of Spring Valley.
Wynnswood' viii be the guest of honor
Mrs. William T.. Elliott will give at her
kome. III Glen road Ardmore.
q, Mrs. George Woodward and Mrs.
Samuel Dexter Warriner will assist in
receiving this afternoon at the tea which
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnell will give at their
nome, Moreland avenue, Chestnut Hill,
10 formally present to society their
daughter, Miss Mariana Bonnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Turrell Pattie. of
551O Ardle'gh street, Germantown. en-.
tcrtained at cards last evening in honor
Of their fifth wedding anniversary. The
DeerIng; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Propert, Mr.. and
Mrs G. r. Drlesbach, MIR. and Mrs. o.
I. Petersen, Miss Jeanne Hanna, Miss
Hnne Mundy, Miss ldella Cramp. Miss
Kathryn Driesbach. Miss Frances ASH
ton and Mr.. G. r. Driesbach. Jr.
Mrs. William Moore Wharton and her
daughters, Miss Rosa Nelson Wharton
and Miss Ellen c. Wharton. OF 1916 Pine
street; left yesterday for Washington to
attend the wedding OF Miss Mary Taylor
Parker daughter Of the late Mr.. Arthur
Middleton Paker, OF Mansfield Planta-
iion' Georgetown County, South Caro-
lima, and OF Mrs. Parker, and Mrs
Whartons son, Mr., William Moore
wharton, which was solemnIzed very
the Epiphany at Washington They en-
pect to return to their home tomorrow
evening
Miss Charlotte Edwards Hibbard.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Omri Ford
Hibbard. of 20 Monroe place. Brooklyn,
whose engagement was announced yes
terday TO Mr. Charles Heath Barnard.
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Heath
Barnard of Old Lancaster road, Hay-
crford. viii arrive next week and will
he entertained as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnard.
MI Samuel Francis Butler, whose
marriage 70 Miss Harriet Lockerman
Heberton. daughter OF Mrs Robert Heb
erton, Of @26 West Gravers lane. Chest.
nut Hill. will take place this evening
gave his ushcrs n dinner last night at
the Philadelphia Crlcl<e, Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Robinson. Had.
don eHights y. j., announce the engage
mont of their daughter. Miss Eva /,
.tobnson. to Mr.. James w. Dll. Bala.
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Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4 double wedding took place on Wed.
nesday afternoon at o'clock at 5O22
Parrish street when Miss Helen Rurl;.
holder was married to Mr.. George T.,
Mumford, and her sister, Miss Edna
Burkholder, became the bride Of Mr.
William Baker.
The Rev. Benjamin Bluhaueh NJ
Chambsrsburg, performed the Cero.
monte" The brides were given in mar
riage by their brothers, Mr.. BENJAMIN
Burkholder and Mr Grover BurkhCider,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
KEN SiNGTON

Mr. and Mrs. John Williamson are re-
cciving cougra tulations upon the birth
Of son, Raymond A. Williamson. Mrs
Williamson will be remembered as Miss
Ada Van Allen.
Mrs. Thomas McCreery. OF 1851 East
Cumberland street, Is entertaining for
few days as her guests Mr.. and Mrs.
George Abrahams and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Spndlcr, of Paterson. y. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-22
NORRISTOWN

The marriage Of Miss Heien Hnines,
Of Haws avenue, and Mi. Merald A,
LOuN. son Of Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Loux,
Of 81 West Lafayette street. took place
on October as.
Mrs. Charles Cain and her small son
have returned to their home in Pitts.
burgh after spending the last two
months with Mrs Gains parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Pickell, OF West Oak
street,
Mrs Lawrence Shanline, of AS vii.
low street, surprised her husband in
celebration of his birthday anniversary
by entertaining thirty OF his friends nj
a Halloween party. w