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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-13
LOUISVILLE

Those from here vho attended the Sab
hath Schoo, cor ert'on. held at 81
Clalrevliie ~ Tuesday and wednesday
Of this week rer MeSdamcS Harvey
rn""r,au Man Hammered. John CLARK
Charles fI.r:rn-' l.. both Dent, and
M,s~as i.stc..a A,hinson and Martha Nc
Phcrson.
~. si:.scs Sac, ari Mary Medley
O, nc:~ Cad z yen fc" C'ys during
,hc week With :hc.r nrnthe". Howard
McGirv and fam and ATTENDED me
sunday Schoo! convention al s. E!airs
vic.
ur,. Joseph s;args and Mrs. Ian
ders. OF Nor stow. spent Tuesday Inc
guests Of t.. r. Ilrarrhall and w.fo.
N~s. L;mma Gordon returned or Mon
day from : ,'Sr' with The family OF hCi
son. ". n. Gordon. ~ Akron.
Carl Randai,. r' WrrclrnE. accom-
ranlcd b. h ; VT" and daughter. were
guests IN the home c. Mrs, Mary Bran
hail recently.
!. II. Clark was business visitor a
,he county sea on Wednesday.
Mrs. Tess GrAset; and son. Max. ~ -
Clairsvillc spent Saturday N inc nom'
Of Ira Moore and wife
Mtl,ir resketr. Of ST. Clairsr''le. MT
and Mrs. Hub-r Hunt and mother MIS-
Ey>,ma George. Of EethesoA. we're anon
relatives and friends here the carly par
Or tho week.
Mrs. Alex Huffman and daughter. Miss
cora. Of Lafterrr. were visiting Wilt
ihcir sister and aunt. MI. Olive Bran
hall on SundAr.
Miss Mamie Clark and brother, Bruc"
entertained At wtiner roast ~ the'r
farm north OF town On Tuesday even IT s
Those present were Misses Edna Eo~les
F:stelIa Atkinson. Edith McPncrson
ls%ell Lyon. Ira Ma Fumphre!. Ruth
Nurpn,, Mamie clark. Mrs. Jennie Clark
ard Messrs Harold y ncsr waiter Nc
Emerson. lawrc0"s Murphy Charles
Erp:les and f'r:!oc Clark
: u TaEeart. ore ~ The county h~hrd
~ s,.hnol examiners has been Elected IS
teacher for the .oca, ."h0o'. TINS max"
the third time tbs Sch"o' has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-13

under mn efficient mana cement or M.
TagE~rt. with lapse Of years betveen,
and the patrons feel sratifcd TO hATe
secured 50 experienced an instructor.
II G. Sipc. the retiring teacher. viii
leave the rank and hc, for time at
least. Although i; is hoptd DC may De
eide IN again take UP the work. as care
full experienced teachers are needed as
never before.
Those passing from the eighth Srade
hrro wr,r: Rruce Refine. Fred Loper And
Arthur R"wic7. while Eunicc hcPher-
son. graduate from tho Rannock school.
Vas until April. a Pupil OF tho schoo!
hero.
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Iron REVIEW
rnrA. LunN - ThN Volume n.

>rY work. June -. ThH volume Of
row hutiuc:.S y stool dNr'nS thH wee"
,vas cr.r Snailc- than NHv'H- ~ pre-
VOC, u"cE and ~" ~lIrt"' ."N'rnHf
o1sv. BUYERS ape :" h1'' = ~ '"n r.
TGrrr- n nc stability = ~ gu pr'''E
ard con"cGnent! -" ~. - a." W
q. - :u Earr.r u"'c:$ ti"r. Values a \
-. Na,c I'D aHoU. - n.rg'i ~
coTgrt:t.ou - E~nw'Tc H""""r wi -'"''
o' n" Independents C"n'r"n'N. 80 80"
~ , Gl.ros.t ~ - rrak- '."rCS:'"r ~
ar;ra-t ORDERS TNo demand :'r r'2 'r"n
8 also lr~v Iov Oru"rs dro r'TdrN6
crinc. pail. - single car lots - e. IT,
rco.a;, needs and the Tone e tn ma
h, : easy. Corrc- ha, remained ou'o,.
Lower foreign exchange rates hA'" """-
,!nucI an chsta"i" to expert h':a - <
and !. 8 reported tna' SINAI lots OF
American ,nrror can ~ picked ~
at-oI1 "a, rr .r~ y. .Ow the GC1'"s';r m"r-
10, taking exchange IntH o"n:Hd'-di'nr.
Meanwhile. domestic consume. At" hd'-
rig only N a very small wa. and u -
-e.N,-,rd that asking prices haN" Nr"N
SHADED s;,rhlo Hy some n II" sm2 i!'r
rrodu rrs or lhca'Hrs. Estimates maj
a,a.,ahl. >rpr'!nS were -oiro/ by thou.
,u.l.,.. u, .ilcr rouraS during May Nae
rsG :, sI-,A.u'Ns 'uhu'nc" ON the gen
rraI -,a-kc' hpw","r. and IN" rnrrr"
PRODUCERS arc s;Nl h'ti.oG cIcctroiyn.
ccr ~. on >.
TT cased .N - - -N0;~ '"r si-ai'S
.o1lcwIn; tho slumr II London ami IN
-,r-,5rg exchange. Demand remains N
dlU"-s1;
Ica5 was cut 70 ~ Gers tbs He"k
y, .Ircc producer ana independents.
.,rrr". "ircr; 'n London bong tEn"r"1.
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FINANCIAL NOTES AND COMMENT.

ny rrl-.,i" wiz - y ! Master 4 60
New York. Jam ! - There - moro
convincing c'ldf9"r that thu on indus
~ has i rather nard problem to era r.
nj, wi'h and declining prices FOR the
r>rorrod,ty VIII result in extremely I'M
ravrra bic earning exhibits OF the rarl
Gus companies engaged in this line 81
h!:'rnSS fn~ 4 while. Conditions N tie
..i industry arc to say tho las ur-
@,,r,sfactor, As 4 consequence 90 'hn
'o-~EoiaE - could rot ba surprising -
80 = further shading OF stock market
pylccs
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n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

l. wheci;rc " IA. jane r.. -.
Furnished The Inter Eea"er Is p
Nasten & &C members %; 80 Nm NcTA
|Stock Exchange Nate: II hAAA h-!u
Ing. Wnee.ng W Va. Louis r. B:-aA
Re Sident Partner.
STOCKS '0Tr7 }..S~ ,.pw lose
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Whtc'.pc u Va 1urs - =
Furnished The lnteliEenCct 10y A. r.
Sa.tcn & Go. member New York Stock
ENcuanSe. Second floor National BanI
Of W "a Rdg.
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Nothing cucceeds like gong c+'
tsckNrr raiure N its don and dragging
It. home by the ears success
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Uherl're " y lime -. -.
Furnished lhe iR,c..S-nce; ny 4 f
NaS;en & Co member Now York Stock
t.Achance. SecocI t!uOr &at.ondi EanE
- " Va E.dg
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

M~->'.n=. " ", tan" - -.
Fu:r!Shcd The Intel Seu.rr by A. E
Mas.ci & 60, members :. u hLrS' SioGa
t:Irhaucc. s".tad floor Nat.ona. LanA
o. T. a.. 30.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Vbo".3Hc. " Va. June n. -.
Furnished The intelligence by A r
hasten < Co. members Boston StocS
Exchange. second floor National RLnE
- MI.
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va ara fond ~ So ms that -e have
No r.<rrc, "or co.. D. bur Now 60 ron
account co. - 80. = be - rect them
eci"~S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-13

There - difference between being
norey-maker and 4 money -taker
T. :Akes moro than wind 10 SAL the
ship ~ success "
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em1tAf'cu ooneH - -,srr 'orr1k
,.r:' d!rS rca FORMS :hat wear ck.-tA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-13

- . = 70 H.H
klss-Cra.t:ssrS
n ESc. Sg2-
Gr Can corr
ma Car; !.
Ann Sroet,
Do. Pref 1850
Ann I.cro-n "o-C
Ann S;se FcyS
Arm sugar IL.
Ann TeI X t..
Ann Tobacco c;V
ANN N-co."D CT
Anacon1a Iorp"-
tanrc Cal:
BALDWIN I.''- pE.''
Beth steel 3 or,
Il Do Sc pref
Us. & y. +. :. r""
fButte * Supc-'o-
kaNf Packing
l Do. FREE $4,000.
IA. F. 1lc
Gen. Lea Hr corr
chandler tiers
@e "a & Q -
$c N & $. -.
Do. Fret.
T. r l.. 6 Pacific
COLUMBIA Gas
CORA PRODUCE
Cosden o. Com
Cuciole Sceei
CUBA Cane Sr.=
D. & R G.. Pc
Ere r. + C'H
Do -: 80"
Gene Tal .Nsone"
Genera &c XII
Genera. Motors
Gran v Cor. $500.
CT. No. IRE
NJ OF. No. Ore.
/ Cai-ch Rub. con-
+ In,ereuro co7sHl
y Inter. .Sh,. Com
+ Inter. Ppr. CUTn
sJskana Oh $1,000.
IEas. city Sc. .
kJacSa StHe, &C..
lLehigh Valley
Mexican Pet &C..
Miami Copper
Middle :. o. -.
Y Midyale Steel -.
MISS. Pac. Com,
Mo. Kan. & 7. T..
kNcvada Con Cop
New Hav. r. l.
n. Y. Central
Norfolk & West.
Northern Pa e.
Okla. Producing
Owens Bot. Com
Fan Amer. Pee
Penn. r. J.
Pierce Arrow
PEh. coal com
tpgh..& ". Va. -.
Pure OIL Com
pressed S. { Cn.
Reading RE. 49,
,Purtteld Oil $780,.
Republic Com.
iDoya! D. "a y.
| San Fran. Com
Sears Roeouck
S'n. Oil & Ref.
South'n' Fac. ER.
kpsch'a +. Com
EIAe6akcr ...-
rnN & &
eHaS C'Nmpa ~.
Texas coat n OF
Tobacco Trnd
Enton Fa~,hr ..
IL. = Food Prod e.
s. Rub corn
'ni,ed Retail :
+ 8. Steel. cor,
ptah Copper
anahlum St~e
ir. Saro. Chen.
eStcra May.
clearinghouse Fl.
h,te Motors
Glys Over cor1
ahaSh a pft
e. l. 2. con-
oolworth
BONDS
7rst 81 &C.,
hlrd 40 ...-'
ourtN. tE
RrrV y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

lnerly Of Mnersville Pa, now of Wingo
hooking street, and Mr.. j. Gordon
Musselman son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Musselman, Of III West Loudcn
street, on Saturday afternoon last in
this city.
The marriage OF Miss Roberta Ray.
nor. daughter of Mr.. william Fl. Ray
nor. Of 22O Dorset street, to Mr.. viii
liam l.. Hook, East Ashmead street, will
take place very quietly in the Wake
nelo Presbyterian Church. on Wednes-
There Will be no reception.
Miss Leah Corncis, of Woodbury.. N.
j., is the guest for some time Of Miss
Dorothy Butterworth, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward T. Butterworth, of Al
East Mt Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. David PereIra. OF 900
Earlham terrace. who have been touring
In Europe all summer, sailed for this
country last week.
Mrs John Whiting, of Pomona ter
race; Mrs. John McCarty. Miss Lillian
McCarty and Mr.. Chester f. Albright,
3D., Of so West Ashmead place. will
motor to Muncy. Pa. tomorrow to be
the guests over the weekend of Mp
Albright,s parents Mr.. and Mrs viii
tam Albright Mrs. Chester r. All.
bright, Sd, who has been the guest of
her mother.in.law and father.in-law
since early summer, will return with
Mr.. Albright on Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie f. Simon. of 1918 wingo-
hooking street, has been visiting her
uncle and aunt. the Rev. and Mrs.
Charles ]. Hoffman, at their cottage at
Bradley Beach. N ].
Mr.. Francis B. Supplee. of 555 East
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Joseph II. Taulane and his sis
tere. Of 1850 North Broad street and
Jenkintown. will leave on Friday on a
tour to the Blue Ridge Mountains. Va
The marriage of Miss Cecil M. Bowles.
daughter of Mrs. Lulu M Bowles, 2119
North Eighteenth street. to Mr.. Joseph
A.. Mulvey, Of Providence. r. l., will
take place some time In September at
the home Of the brldesroom's parents
reception will follow for the family
only. After a trip through the White
Mountains Mr.. Mulvey and his bride
Will make their home in Providence.
Miss Elizabeth NJ Levitt, Of 213S
North Front street, has Just returned
nome after having spent several weeks
In Charleston. w. Va, Baltimore and
Washington.
Miss Martha Jaffe. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Jaffe. Of 1912 West
Dauphin street, whose marriage to
Joseph G. Fleisher will be solemnized
on Sunday. after n trip to tho Ber.
muda Islands will be at home at Thir-
teenth and Master streets
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Corinne Strauss, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Harry K. Strauss of
Nineteenth and Erie avenue and Mr..
William s. Kellner. OF Baltimore. which
will take place on September IA, at 7
o'clock, at the Ritz.Carlton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

spend several weeks as the guest Of Mrs.
Mulford's mother, Mrs. James Mapes
Dodge, OF Germantown, at her summer
home.
Miss Beatrice B. sewell. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sewell, OF Ard
naree, Rydal, will leave tomorrow for
Eaglesmere, Pa, where che will spend
the weekend as the guest of Mrs. Har.
low G. Voorhees,, Of Prospect avenue,
Elklns Park, at her summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Morice and
their family, Of st. Martins lene. Chest.
nut Hill, who spent July at their camp
at Silver Lake and August at Cape
May, will return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conner Weeks,
Of 1902 Lincoln drive, Chestnut Hill,
will leave tomorrow. for Cape May
where they will spend the weekend as
Brown, Of Chestnut Hill, at their cot
tage.
Miss Katharine Brinley, pf the Glad.
stone, who has been spending the sum.
mer at North Haven, Me-, will return
homo on September s.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Macfarlane,
Of this city, who have been at the Chel.
sea Hotel, Atlantic City, for several
weeks. will spend the month Of Sep.
tembcr at Devon Manor, Devon.
Mrs: l.. Maves and her family, who
have been spending month In Stone
Harbor, will return to their home, 55l2
De Lancey street, shortly after Labor
Day. Miss Anna Bracken, of 612 North
Thlrty.eighth street, has been spending
a fortnight In Stone Harbor as the guest
Of Miss Edna Maves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Myers announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Della b. Myers, to Mr. Raymond W.
linn. son Of Mrs. John M. zlnn, Of Mt.
Airy.
Miss Sophie Delany, daughter Of Mrs.
CHARLES Delany, Of Prlmos and North
Broad street, Is spending a few weeks
at Marblehead, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Bachelor and
their daughter. Miss Margaret Louise
Batchelor, have returned to their home
England.
:, Friends Of Mrs. S. H. Conover, of the
Yarmouth, West Philadelphia, will be
giad to hear that she is recovering from
severe illness In New Hampshire.
Miss Helen J. Simon, who spent some
time as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
pert Buxbaum at their summer home
home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. V. Gilpin Robinson, Of
Hill View, their home near Landsdowne
will leave by motor in a few days for an
extended trip through the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Watts Mercur. of
Wallingford, have been entertaining
Mrs. Steiner Schley, Of Frederick Md,
for a few weeks. while her daughter,
Miss Lillian Schley. was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Albech. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mercur'e daughter, at her home
In Wallingford. Mrs and Miss Schley
left few days ago for Frederick.
DR.. and Mrs. Willis Manses, of Wal.
lingford. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rem
nick Kerr, OF Moylan, will return in
few days from New England. where
they have teen motoring for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese NJ. Fleishmann.
Of Moylan, will return next week from
Breton Woods. n. H., where they mo.
tored short time ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
LITTLE
BENNY s
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape

Me and Sid Hunt wunted to 70 er-
round to the fire house TO see the engine
get washed and Sids little brother Bert
wunted TO go with US and we diden'
wunt him to, and after vile I winked
at Sid and sed to Bert, Well, you can
come II you wunt but II you do you'll
miss the big perrade, so don't say We
dident warn you.
Wat perrade? sod Bert, and sed
Dident you heer about the big perradc
II will 60 past eny minnit now, gosh,
Sid, he dident heer aoout the perrade,
watts you know about that.
Some kids never heer about eny'
thing, that's wat they get Tor always
wunting to go places insted Of staying
places ware they're at allrcddy, scd Sid
There's going TO be band and every
thing, i sed, and Bert sed, Ony one
band? and ! sed, Uny one nuthing,
there's libel to be or D for all ] know.
Bert. Wich he did, and me and Sid
went GROUND to the fire house and there
wasent eny fire engine or nremen or .
round, Sid saying, G, there must be a
fire somewares. And we sat down and
leened agenst the wall to wait without
enything happening to wait for, and
after vile l sed. Gosn, this is no good ,
let's 60 back. Wich jest then 2 Are en-
gines full of firemen came up, Inc say
ing to one, Ware was the fire.
No fire. we were In the perrade. ware
have you bin, asleep? sed the fireman.
Heck, watts you know about that2 Bed
Sid, and I sed, @, that was q dirty trick
to play on ourselves. And we went back
feeling fearse, and Bert was setting on
Sids frunt steps, saying, o. you awt to
of saw the perrade, Sid, It was CRATE,
bands and hooken ladders and every
thing.
Aw shut up, sed Sid. Wich Bert
woudent, no me and Sid went and sat
on my frunt steps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Among those who will receive at the
tea which Mr. and Mrs. John Hall Ran
kin will give on Saturday, October s. at
Deep Run Farm. their estate at
Penllyn, TO formally present to society
their daughter. Miss Cornela a. S. Ran
kin, will be Miss Nancy B. Stoughton,
Miss Elizabeth b. Wayne and Miss
Anna d. Little. Miss Rankin will be
the guest Of honor at several dances and
dinners during the season.
Mr.: and Mrs. Stanley G. Flagg, Jr..
who have been spending the summer at
HEarragansett Pier, are staying at the
htz-Carlton. New York. for a few days
oetore returning to their homes
Word has been received In New York
~ cable announcing the marriage of
MIS-: MIS-: Carolyn Ormsby Bender OF 2l
.ast Elghty-second street. New York,
and formerly OF this city and Mr.. Ed
uerdo Pombo. of Bogota. Colombia.
M. and Mrs. Spencer X. Mulford. Jr,.
ol Oh @Meadowbrook, Pa, will motor tomor.
To" 10 jamestown, r. J.. where they win
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

Maryland street, will be the guest over
the weekend of Mr.. Francis N
Gumbes, Of Oaks, Pa.
Mrs Charles r. Shaw, her daughter,
Miss Sarah Shaw, and her son. Mr..
Charles r. Shaw, Jr., of 53S East Wash.
ington lane. are on a motor trip through
New Jersey
Mrs. Melvin Keiger. who has been
visiting In Shamoltin. Pa, for several
weeks. has returned to her home at $500
Clearview street
Mrs. Ralph p. Coleman, of S11 Dorse,
street, has returned from Atlantic City,
where she was the guest Of her sister
in-law, Mrs. William Haeberle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell Bernstein. Of
1897 South Broad street. who have been
spending August at the Delaware Water
Gap, are expected home by the end OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Abram e Stern have
returned from California and the Yel.
iowstone National Park. where they
have been since their marriage In the
spring, and have gone to Washington,
where they will make their home. Mrs
Stern was formerly Miss Violet Mae
Cohen. of 623 South Seventeenth street
Mrs. Carrie Cohn. of 1895 South
Broad street, has announced the en-
gagement OF her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Cohn, to Mr.. Aaron Bernstein.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01

rnent was made at dinner party giver
by Mr. and Mrs. Harkins In honor of
their daughter. The marriage viii take
place In the fall.
Mrs. Mary Sulzback, OF 20s East
Chestnut street, gave q reception at her
home to meet her son-inlaw and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hayes, who
were recently married. Mrs. Hayes be-
fore her marriage was Miss Florence
Sulzback Mrs. Sulsback was assisted
In receiving the guests by her daugh-
ters, Miss Elizabeth Sulzback, Miss
Helen Sulzback and Miss Catherine
Sulzback.
Mrs. A. @ Solomon. of Powell street,
entertained the members OF her sew
ing club at a picnic at the Commercial
Club House Port Indian.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
GE r M ANTOWN

Announcement Is made OF the mar
riage Of Miss Hattie e. Miller, for.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
FRANK J. SEMPLE, JR., WEDS
Haverford Man Takes Miss Kathryn
Brooks. OXerbrook. as Bride

Miss Kathryn BROOKS, Overlook,
and Frank J. Semple, Jr., Of Haver- =
ford, were married yesterday ut st.
Johns Episcopal Church in Gloucester,
Mass. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Robert Norwood, Of this city.
and the Rev. J. II. G. Cooper, rector
of st. Johns.
The bride is a daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Brooks. Mr..
Frank J. Semple. His father was the
best man at the wedding.
Frank II. Moss. Of this city. gave
the bride in marriage. Her matron OF
honor was Mrs. r. F. Chandler. Jr.
The maid Of honor was Miss Margaret
Brooks. Both these attendants are
sisters Of the bride.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
MOORES

Miss Ester French gave swimming
party at Cedars Lake on Monday eve
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. william French
chaperoned the party. About thirty
guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Luce, Mr.
and Mrs William G. LIE Coney, Mr. and
Mrs. William Grobler and Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Dix were guests over the week
end Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amour Cox at their
cottage at North Beach Haven.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
MISS BLANCHE MASON WEEDS
Mr.. JOHN K. STARKWEATHER
Marriage OF Miss katharyn seitzer
and Mr.. William 8. MusseInsn

and Mr.. William 8. MusseInnan
An interesting marriage to society In
this and other cities will be that of Miss
Blanche Lyman Mason, daughter OF the
Rev. and Mrs. Charles J. Mason, OF
Scarsdale. N. Y, and Mr.. John Kent
Starkweather, Of Germantown. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs James c. s,tarkweather, Of
Denver, Col, which will take place at
6 40 o'clock this afternoon at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, followed by a
reception.
The bride, who will be given in mar
riage by her father, will be attended BY
her sister, Miss Harriet Mason, as maid
OF honor. Mr.. Carroll J. Waddell, OF
this city, will act as best man.
After wedding Journey Mr.. and Mrs.
Starkweather will be at home at the
Cresheim Valley Apartments, German.
town.
MU5SELMAN.--SELT
Miss Kathryn Reese seltzer, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horatlo 8. Seltzer.
of 100 West Fornace street, and Mr. VIII.
liam Stanley Musselman. son of Mr.:
and Mrs. William II. Musseiman. Of 900
married at noon today in St. Johns
Episcopal Church, Norristown. The rec.
tor, tho Rev II. st. Clair Hathaway. Of.
ficiated at the ceremony. The bride was
given IN marriage Dy ner latneI anu was
attended as maid Of honor by Miss Doro-
thy Price. Miss Sara Louise Seltzer,
the brides sister, was flower girl. The
bridegroom had his brother, Mr.. Percy
Musselman. as best man. and the ush-
ers were Mr.. Francis Hoffman, Mr.. He.
bert Keller, Mr.. Earl Hoffman and Mr.
Irwin Lape.
The brides gown WAS Of white Can
ton crepe, and her veil Of tulle was
held with a coronet of orange blossoms.
She carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses. The maid of honor wore q frock
Of white organdie and Irish lace and a
white satin hat. She carried a bouquet
of yellow snapdragons and lavender
asters The flower girls drese was Of
white organdie with yellow and lavender
ribbons A wedding breakfast followed
the church ceremony at the homo of the
BRIDES parents. After a wedding trip TO
New York and Atlantic City, Mr.. and
Mrs. Musselnnan will live in Norristown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
NORRISToWN

Mr. and Mrs. James o. Harkins, OF
236 East Oak street, have announced
the enga cement OF their daughter, Miss
Bessie V. Harkins. and Mr.. Thomas ].
Hill, Of Olney. The formal announce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
SAYS VALENCIA
COUNTY WILL GIVE
BURSUM BIG VOTE
Mountain District Solid
for Republican
Candidate

Congressman Ncstor Moutuyt, Just
before leaving for Taos yesterday.
made public IL letter from william G.
Kcnnry. Of Abcyta, Valencia county.
forccHstinE that the mountain dis
trict Of Valencia county VIII give
senator BursIm q handsome majority.
The letter follows.
Abcyta, y NJ. Aug. 90, 1921.
Hon Nest1r MuutuyH.
Albuquerque. New MoNicO.
Dear M. Mpntoyds
WIN the utmost pleasure drop YOU
these few limos ms an old friend who
might appreciate the good work that
you and IN" Hon. II. q Bursum have
done in the present for all
the people iu the state Of New MoNicp,
and sincerely beg To- advise sou, Mr..
NoutuNu. that We will give our friend
Mr. Bursum n fine and handsome ma
iurity al the coming election iu his
mountain district of Valencia county.
Republican, aud democrats alike fo"l
that u better nan than ~ e. Bursum
could not represent Sew MpNicp In
the 4. :. senate and with MI. Bursuu.
aud Yourself, Mr. Montuya, Sow Mex
leo viii have two able representative
In the national congress. Wishing you
the best of health and good success.
believe me
Very sincerely yours. .
WILLIAM e.. kENNEN.