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The Lamar register., 1921-01-19
Licensing of Real Estate Dealers

Senator Golding Fairfield of Den
yer has introduced in the Legislature a
bill providing for the licensing of all
real estate brokers and real estate
statesmen; the licensing authority to
be vested in the Commissioner of I'M
migration. The measure was drawn
by committee of the Denver Real
Estate Bureau, of which Zeph Charles
Felt is chairman, and representatives
of the State Realty Dealers associa-
ton, of which L. F. Eppich is presi-
dent 1t has been approved by con-
siderable number of real estate
bureaus in the state and by many in
dividual real estate dealers. 1t pro-
vides an annual license fee of $40 for
real estate brokers and so for real es-
tate salesmen; and provides that
license may be revoked for unfair or
dishonest practices of any kind. The
measure is based upon model license
bill drawn by committee represent
ing the National Association of Real
Estate Boards and approved by that
association. The national association
is seeking to have similar laws enact
ed in all states and number of them
have been introduced in states where
legislatures are now in session.
The Lamar register., 1921-01-19
Fairyiew

Several of the Fairview people went
over to High Plains to literary two
weeks ago. All reported a large crowd
and a splendid program.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sims are the
proud parents of another baby girl.
1t is reported that Inez Barrett has
sold her half section of land to Mr..
McMann.
VIM. Swopc will soon make his re-
turn and take possession of his farm.
Jim Poer was out to the ranch last
week for the first time since getting
over the smallpox.
j. f. Triska butchered hog last
week weighing five hundred and eleven
pounds. He got more lard than meat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert RatlifT's baby
girl has been quite sick the past week,
but is reported better at this time.
The Lamar register., 1921-01-19

Kansas Governor Assails Townleyism
Assailing the campaign being made
in Western States by A. C. Townley
and Non-Partisan leaguers from North
Dakota, Governor Allen in state
ment tonight approved steps taken by
cx-service men in Kansas to oppose
Townleyism.
''The Non-Partisan league has lost
control of the state government. The
weakness and costs of his scheme have
finally been exposed and Townley is
hunting new fields.
"Townley and his tribe opposed ap-
preparations for the war supplies and
war materials upon which the very
life of American legion boys depended
at that hour.
This effort of Townley's comes at
"A time when he might expect to gain
some headway owing to discomfort
among the farmer in the period of re-
construction.
II share with the legion the belief
that Townleyism means merely the
effort to work upon the prejudices for
the purpose of creating class well
fare.
at is merely another effort on the
part of those who do not farm, to
farm the farmer"
The Lamar register., 1921-01-19
THE CONFESSION"
PLAY FOR MASSES

"The Confession" n play for the
masses, story by Hal Reid, who is
the successful author of over hun
dred and thirty stage plays, featur-
ing Henry Walthal who first at
tanned fame as the Little Colonel"
in "The Clansman," Grifith's i'm
mortal photo play, into which Reid's
play has been turned, "The Confess
Sion" made a wonderful record as a
stage play and hundred and ninety
thousand dollars has been expended by
the National Film Corporation in the
making of the picture.
The Cast is extraordinary including.
besides Mr.. Walthal, such well known
artists rs Francis Mcdonald, William
Clifford, Margaret McWade, Margaret
Iandis. Barney Furey in rafting
Comedy role, Henry Stanley, Johnnie
Rcvelle, Sally Cohen, Irene Aldwin,
Fred Wilson, William Ehfe, Capt. Har-
ry Rubcy and 4 genuine half-breed
Canadian Indian Ram Sing.
"The Confession" will be given at
the High School Auditorium on Sat
urday afternoon and evening. January
22nd, at 2;3O and 7:45. The admission
prices will be % and 80 cents.
The Lamar register., 1921-01-19

Died-At his home west of Prov
ers on Sunday of this week, Jacob
Bolinger. aged 20 years. The funeral
service was held from the Adams
Kirkpatrick mortuary on Tuesday af-
ternoon and was conducted by Rev.
Kelly. Interment was made in River
side cemetery.
Married-At Pueblo on Monday of
this week, Mr. John r. Silver and Miss
Christina Groescherour, both well
known Lamar young people. The we'd
ding ceremony was held in the Chris
tian church with the brides mother,
Mrs. A. Groeschenour Of Lamar as
the principal witness. They will make
their home for the present at Pueblo
where the groom is working for the
Snodgrass Food Co. Both are popular
in Lamar and host of friends extend
hearty congratulations.
The Lamar register., 1921-01-19
Money TO Lodn
Plenty OF Cheap Money
for good Farm and City
Loans. Call and see me.
l.. WlRT MARNHHM

''''F
Ellsworth Henkins is taking in the
stock show at Denver this week.
Mrs. c. p. Adams returned this
week from visit in Las Animas.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hall went to
Oklahoma this week to visit relatives.
J. l.. link. cashier of the Hartman
bank, was in Lamar on business last
Friday.
Doe Emerson. the Baca county
booster. was here today visiting with
friends.
c. b. Ramsey, manager of the j. b.
Byars & Co. store here, is in Denver
this week.
BE still little corn mesh-don't get
spry. or the revenue man will get you
when he goes by.
r. f. Wood, editor of the Holly
Chieftain. was county seat visitor
the first of the week.
Mrs. Z. W. Sewell Gsited several
DAYS the past week in Lamar with her
friend. Mrs. j. r. Stinson.
l.. C. Rogers. the Eads banker, was
a Lamar visitor yesterday coming
down to attend the Elks lodge.
T.. I. Hoggatt left the first of the
week for Stewartsville, Missouri, where
nc will attend to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Morris went to
Kansas City this week, where Mr.. Nor
ris will attend the national convention
of implement dealers.
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs Ruth Baker
left last Saturday for Holly to visit
with relatives before going to Califor-
MIA to spend the winter.
Hon. and Mrs. c. c. Goodale will
leave tomorrow for California and will
spend the next four months in Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
C. c. Huddleston is in Kansas City
this week attending the implement
dealers national convention. Mrs.
Huddleston accompanied him.
w. II. Long has purchased the new
residence built by the Lamar Home
Builders Association in Paseo Place,
and will move there at once.
A special communication of Lamar
Lodge No. 80, A. f. & A. NJ, was
held on Monday evening and was
largely attended. Work in the third
degree was exemplified.
NJ. c. Ward, formerly manager of
the Lamar flour mill, has just recent
ly purchased an elevator at Belpre,
Kansas, and he and Mrs. Ward are
moving there to make their home.
l.. Writ Markham is in Denver this
week attending the meeting of the i'm
migration board and looking over the
fine stock on exhibit. He always
brings back some high class animals
Geo. F. Pearl, one of the pioneer
and best known farmers OF the Dig
Bend valley, was Lamar visitor sew
eral days this week. Mr.. Pearl is
leaving soon for Denver where he vii
reside for some time.
Messrs. F. NJ. Wilson, Roy F. Coop
er and R. f. Nye of the d. A. NJ.
p. Co, drove overland to Cheyenne
Wells on Monday. Mr.. Wilson took {
train from there for Abilene, Kansas
and will also go to Chicago before re
turning.
1t is said that seven revenue agents
have been operating in the Lamar ter
ritory the past week. Probably look
ing for those six stills that somebody
said he heard another man say that
n man from Kankakee thought were
The Lamar register., 1921-01-19

FOR SALE-Full Blood Silver Lace
Wyandotte Cockerels, $500 each, if
taken soon. Mrs. ]. NJ. Pyle, Park &
Eleventh. Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1921-01-19

FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear
from owner of farm or good land
worth the price asked. L. Jones, Box
551, Olney, Illinois.
The Lamar register., 1921-01-19

Omaha Bee-Argentina did not give
two years notice.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. ond Mrs. J. Frank Paul. OF 564l
Whitby avenue, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Sarah
Paul, to Mr.. John ". Nuttail, or this
city.
Miss Grace Rlddell. OF ~ North
5siS Hamilton street; Miss Irma Rear:
don and Miss Wlnitred Elsley, OF Pal
myra, \. j.. have returned to their
homes after spending the Weekend and
wnsh!ngton's Birthday, at Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
DR.. Noel A. Robbins Of Fortieth and
Spruce streets, is spending some time
at Miami, Fla.
Miss Rena Cullen. OF Harrisburg is
tho guest OF her brother-in-law. Dr.
Edward Nolan.
Mrs. Laura Currie OF Fortieth and
Spruce streets: Is spending seversl
Mrs. II. Russell Fox and Mrs. Ed
ward Pelta OF. Of 1909 Walnut street
are The guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
r., Fox, at Daytona. Fla,
Mr. and Mrs Max shaw. of 5072
Parkside avenue. gave a surprs Sc birth
day party in honor Of their daughter,
Miss Gertrude Shaw's seventeenth
Mon Ky,z MI Mr 9e5 eoyre Ro%sT %srsb M5
and Mr.. Samuel Bernstein enterta tned,
Among the guests we're Miss Cecilia
Freeman, Miss Yetta siegel. Miss Yetta
Landis Miss r. Kranss: Miss Ed!tl,
Anna Weber. Miss Katie Noel Miss NJ.
Kaplsn. Miss ". Gross. Miss NJ. Styer,
Miss l.. Miller. Miss Gladys Shaw, Miss
Ruth Shaw. Miss Jacobs Mr. A. Wen.
traub. Mr.. II. Fineburg, Mr.. Samuel
Bernstein. Mr.. Max Romer Mr.. Milton
ISitz. Mr. NJ. Mathews. Mr.. NJ. Goldberg,
Mr. D. Myerson, Mr.. George weintrauD,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25

q waRhington Birthday dance on Tues.
day evening, at the home or MISS Anna
Lsrkin and Miss Marguerite Larkin, or
2s. as sSss SoFn RrSed ss hS Hiss f9ST ssTa
Agnes McCaTrey, Miss. Catherine Con-
way. Miss Marian Eckert, Miss Mar.
Annette Meehan. Miss Jean CLARK, Miss
Reatrice Aivaros, Mr.. Paul Mcclellan,
sir ytctSr Higsinasosn, ss,s,s Mr Nr Jdmss pns,
mns;s msss M Ss% SEsr'i rdsse s Mr. Mr. asGIse BsRs
tin McCooiey, Mr. Preston Fordss, Mr.
Edward Connerr and mr. Edward
Hasscler.
Miss Edith Happoek. Of $685. North
Nineteenth street. gave, a linen shower.
In honor OF Miss Esther kibier, last
week. followed by FIVE hundred; The
guests, who were members OF the Satur-
day. card club. included MS Charles
erick Jordan. Mrs, Harry Eortn. Mrs
paul Dorm. Mrs william Craig. Miss
serleta Renton, Miss Euu Hodgers'
Miss Edith Hoppick. Miss BESSIE Eplet.
Miss Marion Dectz and Miss Esthe"
Kible"
Mr.. nnd Mis-. Frank =. Meyer; OF l6i5
rioaa street, will entertain at dinner on
SUNDAY In honor of Mrs. Meyers BIRTH
day. Covers will be laid for twelve
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Abram Berg, OF SSt
North Twenty-thrd street, gave an ~.
tractive at home OH sunday attsrnooi,'
daughter. Miss Jeanette II. BerS; to Mr..
sidney e. Good. Of wheeling. w. Va.
Sophie Loeb, Miss Mathilds Frankel.
Miss Hebecca s. Berg, Miss Elsie Freed.
man Miss Florence Mary Ginsburg and
Miss Rachel Alexander. dinner and
dance followed the ,ecsption; Miss Miss
Lee $. Good. parents OF Mr.. Good. TO
spend some time in West Virginia.
Ar. and Mrs. J. !. Rice. OF the Hotel
| Lorraine. are spending some time in
Atlantic city.
Mrs. Howard rauise, of Eighteenth
and Diamond streets, will entertain the
! members of her sewing circle on Tues
| day afternoon at her home.
Miss Ruth T.. Gerhard. Of North Fis'
| teenth street. has as her guest MISS
( Rosalnd Bodino, OF New York. and fol
| whom number OF entertainments aie
| being arranged.
Mrs Sol Blumenthal. OF the Hotel
Majestic, Is spending some time IN Ne"
daughter, Mrs Felix H. Levy.
Mr. and Mrs A. Lieberman. Of 224s
| North Park avenue, are spending a
! few weeks In the West Indies.
Mrs. Frank X Itommel. OF North
| Sixteenth street. will give - luncheon
for the members OF her esrd club a,
her home on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Jeitles, Of
| tho Hotel Majestic, are spcndins some
| time In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dolan and their
daughter, Miss Henrietta Dolan. OF
Fifteenth ana oxford streets, are spend
| ing a fortnight In Ocean City.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs George Bunting will entertain
the luncheon club 70 which she be-
,orgs nj her home in Chester. on
TnSss5sy, March J. w4sn noo,b her ufs suesi' y
Edward Ciyae, Mrs James A. q.
Campbel. Mrs, william z. Harvey. Mrs.
Arthur G. Jack Mrs. Garnet Pendel'
ton, Mrs William ". Powell. Mrs;
Frank Sweeney. Mrs. Richard Wethel y
and Mrs John t. Black. Mrs. Canpoell
vas hostess at the last meeting
Mr. and Mrs Eaydon Stretch, OF 4O9
South rOrty-nintn street. were guests
~ an informal dinner given IN theii
honor on Monday evening By My. and
Mrs william Booth Todd. a. theif
home in Chester. Mrs Stretch was Miss
GLADYS Reynolds. OF Providence, Il. l.
before her marriage. Other guests m
.,uded Miss FrsrGes "e,st; Of YorH
irorty.sixth and Walnut streets. Miss
weist. who has been with Mrs. Todd
for q month. will return on SUNDAY ~
her home.
Mrs Charles r. Long has been en-
tertaining Mrs. Albert Dutton, OF Mel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Nj. and Mrs. Edward s. Flash. Of
Wv bTiGhton, staten Island, N. Y. ave
reteNIng rnuSratulation on the birth Of
H9n on Wednesday. Mrs. Flash will
ns remembered as Miss Martha S. Shoe
nraESr' daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Ellis
=. shoemaker, OF Germantown.
,oMr. Mr. and Mrs william o. Rowland, OF
,'Eo Pine street entertained at dinner
tN night before the Ice Carnival Their
Sles's included Mr. and Mrs Henry 4
W%FS Mrs Channing rockingham and
VIZ Cooper Howell.
Mr and Mrs Edwin F. gaurI Of
,n,"M..inGre =, .Gre who are spending a fortnight
,"e beileNue- -Stratford, entertained at
0'"ner last night at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr ana Mrs. Frank Battles Of 267
SSOu1n Nineteenth street and Newtown
rSat% rSJ%'S' VIII formally present to society
,IIeir daughter, Miss Elizabeth b, BAT.
~ ~ at tea at their town house on
way afternoon. November IS.
IA an interesting engagement announo oed
a, UTGlety IN this city and others Is that
w. MISS Laura II. Mabon, daughter OF
ia ana n Mrs, James Brown Mabon, OF
Ia Iark avenue, New York, to Mr..
Chnd. mus "a, son OF Mrs. Harvey
''.'ds' Jr, Of Pittsburgh
%5eFron announce the engagement OF
nsntt daughter Miss Janet MacLaren
nsro%, to Mr.. Eldridge r.. l.. Johnson
som "t M, and Mrs. Eldridge II. John
'0n OF Moorestown.
n, Wr, and Mrs. Holhnshead \. Taylor
who VS. y" ~, Martins lane. Chestnut Hnl
are Spending some time at Ashyille
~" VIII return home early in March
ToMHrr,, and Mrs. Russell Duane. Of ths
.rsIi ra,he returned yesterday from a
IN Atlantic City.
Mts.' Francis l. du pont ana b.,
95SSSSghter. Miss Elise du Pont. of of l|st
yesLs street. are spending several
"s 81 Charleston, y, c.
cbha1r's, Frederick W. Taylor. OF Boxly
M'hut I'M left today for Springfield
Tr where she will be the guest OF
'"H Mrs Harris.
s,r.dt nrs. Dale H. Fitler OF 1853 Locus,
i sntic y, ~ spending a fortnight in At
l.sTgrs nr 3 Davis PAGE and Mrs. James
j et,IrnoSS S' zSl South Fourth street, have
' several weelts.
EiShts ), Bancker GrIbbel of l36 south
A CrScSehth street, and Mrs. Robert Nc.
snt'c city. ''s rev Gays IN Ht
son, wtIi wttIii'Snrest!ng debutante OF next sea.
tar W w be Miss Amslie .Seiras Gsueh.
4 who - M Mr' and Mrs. Theodors a. Sorxas
C.ty NJ % formally presented to so.
slyS on octoss Yea which her parents will
sesssNn exon avenue. Gsrrnantown. Ms.
yusst VINO spent the Weekend as ths
tuna" Miss Mary Marshall Soott, rs
se.Sss 70 her home YESTERDAY, Mr
-eturn w ~S tSls 10 travelling In Europe. viii
March. y '"'s country the latter part Of
''' junior class OF the Asn.. Irwin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
NORRISTOMN

The annual business meeting n!d
George Washington Birthday soc,al vas
held BY the I,oyaliat bible Class Df ih@
Central Presbytcr'sn Church, Of vht,ll
Mr. u. TIalam EoX is teacher Tho
followMg officers were elected Pre5i.
dent, Nlr Harry II. DAnnehortr Vice
President MIS-. Mabel Brown trcasur-
er. Mr.. Daniel Sinclair; secrvtaTy Mrs,
Marvin Gerhard. Mrs. Clarence ShonG
was in charge OF the entertainment
The nsrrIase Of Miss Mae Lipshutz,
daughter OF MIR. and Nrs Edward Lip
shut, OF 100 West Main street. and
o.. Maury Casptr GolGburgi. son Of
Nj. end Mira Philip Goidburgh. of b17
Pine street, Philadelphia. wili thke
place on SUNDAY, at ego North, Broad
street, Philadelphia. Miss Reba Lin.
shutz Will attend her sister as maid Of
horor end the bridesmaids will be Miss
Diana Wagner Miss Jda Goldherg Mis-,
Molle Ie6ler. Miss Anna Mellon Miss
Cecella Tadler. The best inan wlil be
Mr. Harold GCldburgh, brother OF 'hs
brid groom and the ushers will include
DR.. Eugene Rush Atr Morton Rose. Mr
Edward Goldburgh. Dr. Henry Winter,
fasg, DR. David ". Kramer, Dr NJ s.
Shapiro. Mr.. Benjamin Lipshutz Mr.
aLd Mrs. Goldbursh will I've IN over
brook after a wedding trip 20 Miami
Fla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
GE RIM ANTOWN

MIR. and Mrs Edward Walters, OF tho
Wyneva Apartments, have. returned
after spending a few days at, the strand.
Atlantic city.
Mrs. John Remmey, Of West Mount
Airy avenue, entertained at a chiIdren's
party at her home on Tuesday after
noon in honor Of the eleventh birth
day anniversary Of her daughter, Miss
LILA Remmey.
Mrs. John Greenspan, Of IIaines
by a sleighing party bn Tuesday eve
ming. \norG those present we're Miss
Evelyn BROOKE Miss nebecca Klrsch-
nor. Mics Doris GteeDspan. Mr.. Her
.Iose PHI stabeI, Mr.. Leon Greenspan and
Mr. and Mfs BENJAMIN Fox
Miss Elizabeth Young aud Miss Helen
Young. Of School House, Eedgorten,
Moneyvlc, Pe"thshire, Scotland, who
have been the guests for a short time
Of SAG East T'upehoclfen street left
With Mr.. Young on Wednesday for
Pittsburgh to Join their parents. Mr..
, and Mrs Robert Young.
. Mrs. Ida Hansel, OF Pastorlus
street. will entertain at luncheon, fol-
day afternoon. The guests will include
Mrs W. G. Van Horn Mrs Herbert A.
| Wallace Mrs. Edward Rehshaw, Miss
Nettle walter Mrs. Frank Isaac, Mrs.
| i1O"hTu bHu sNIS OilNtl
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs william Keech, 462e
, Hutchinson street, are in Reading for
n few days. =.
! Mrs william Glenn. Of Wakefield
street, entertained at i've hundred at her
home on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chalmers c. johnson. sos
! GeruiantoEn avenue, will entertain al
| five hundred at her home tomorrow aft
crnoon. There will be twelve guests
| Mrs. Joseph G. Cloud, Jr., OF 261 East
! Sydney street. has returned after
spending . week In Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. $. Stahlnecker. III
| West Mount Airy avenue. are spending
some time in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Simon Feldenheimer
entertained at a theatre party followed
by q reception at their home, on Tues
! day evening in honor OF the twenty
first birthday anniversary OF their son,
Mr.. Mayer Feldenhcimer. There were
| twenty-five guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Leslie Shaw. Of 245
! East Upsal street. entertained at din
! ner at their home on Tuesday evening
| Theirs We're six guests.
Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Teesarden 13i
West Mount Airy avenue, are spending
some time in Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25

Mr. Milton Shaw and Mr.. Kantrow and
Mr.. Harry Waltz. OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Il. Carter, Of
20e South Forty-tfth street, are spend
ing some time at the Marlborough
Blenheim. Atlantic CITY. Mrs. +. II
Shields will visit Mrs. Carter for sew
cral days
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Scull Of t9l2
Usage avenue. have announced the mar.
rage OF their daughter Miss ErncstrIe
LeanOre Scull, and Mr. George Murray
l'"athem, Monday. February -.
Tho Winter Frolc was stnged IN
We!ghtman Hall on TUESDAY afternoon
and evening By students Of the Uni.
versity OF Pennsylvania combined mnsi-
cal clubs
Miss Miriam Hayes. OF Tawi"Hge,
Mass. is the guest OF MIR. and Mrs
Arthur W. Premier. OF 81 South Far
ragut Terrace. for a week. after which
she will 30 to Washington 10 rcmaln
for the inauguration.
Mrs F. J. Hutton. OF 420S Ludlow
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street, announces tho marriage Of her
daughter, Miss Ethel llvttoit, phI NJ, NJ
OgCRr Johnson, OF 1882 Keno SIVe.' =
on Saturday, February ~, in th's CITY
TIcGA
Mrs r NJ. Griffin will entertain her
five hundred club at buffet luncheo3 ht
Shy Mry. "f'STniHSr Wiism wfso soyS SeT MTs sS wani
Brinhworth, Mrs William carmsn. MrS'
Wliism ian. cuRr.nsham, Mrs. W Eastburn, n
Mrs. Lewis EeKel, Mrs. Franz Gasi;iil'
Mrs James Giading,. Mrs, John JSI%' .%s
Jr., Mrs. Francis McCutcheon, MIs'
William ,Raftls Mrs. 0, z snSGgSSass. Sn.SaSS
Taylor end Miss tdn Bauer.
Mr. ana Mrs. .A.Handsr c. Naurer'
Of a2&3 North Fifteenth street. an
nounce the marriage Of their dsught,tr'
Miss Florence Gertrude Maurer 70 MI.
Charles Lawrence Soh2eier; OF inis e,tS
at tho Aid;ne. Nineteenth ana Chestnut
streets After en- extended trip 70
Florld1 snd cuba, hlr. and Mrs
Schaeter viii make their home IN
Chicago
Arrs. william Raffse. Of 2535 North
Fifteenth street. entertained tho Busy
Bee" sewing class, TO which ane belongs
members included, Mrs II. c. Bar
TynFsr TFn Nh NJ + si,r"a!!s sTs william Mf5 p
Chambers, Mrs. Edward Choppy, Mrs
+ II Gasl,iii Nrs. Edward Puntzelt
Mrs. o. z Snodgrass, Mrs. Edward
Smith Miss Emma Barnvge and Miss
Ida Bauer.
\ minstrel and dance was given II
Studenta Chapter on "Wednesday night
by tn" Philal club, consisting OF twenty
girls from Tioga.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Louise Newman. OF 1905 North
Sixteenth street. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Newman, and Mr.. Harry
ried quietly at o'clock Wednesday al.
ternVon. at the Columbia Avenue Meth
odist Church. the pastor officiating
There we're no attendants. 1mmodiateiy
after the ceremony the bride and BRIDE
their return will live a. f7o5 North
Sixteenth street, where they will be al
home to their friends after April l.
The Delta Tau Sigma Sorority gave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
WeU-KnOlUn Toilet Articles

HinJs' Honey and Almond Cream, 35C; TAR &C.
CuteI Cutlcie Remover. special 3Oci tax &c.
Cutex Compact Nail Set, soc siZe, +sc; tar &c
AIurca and TlOramye Sachet, 12c; taA Sc.
Rose OF Omar Sachet, regularly SI.0O, I5c; tar
Denny Denney Cold Cream, soc size 3sc; ia,
Hudnuts Extracts, hNo Odors. regularly 75c sp
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street, announces tho marriage Of her
daughter Miss Ethel Hutton, ord Mr.
OscRr Johnson Of 1892 zen" sIre.''
on SATURDAY, February ~, in th'S Guy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25

rose, Mass. at ner home IN Cheste" ro"
Few da:F.
M!sh Ida j. Baker entertained q t"w
fr.erdR informally at luncheon a. n'r
home IN Media a few dayg ago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
Tooth Pdstes and Tooth Brushes

Pebeco or Pepsodent Tooth Paste S5e; tar &C.
kOynos Tooth Paste e2c; tax Ic
Fine Grade PUre Bristle Tooth Brushes bone o,
:. ~ "
ophyIactic Tooth Brushes specIsL S5c
Pure Bristie Nail Brushes, :5c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
These Specials Are 2 for 25c

Folding Nicksed Coat HanEers with skirt hooks
NJ. C. DarninE Cotton, 10 ball yhte
h.s
low ,a\end
prevent the nent slipping S'N'''
dyeng silk Or co,,or
mat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25

:, M. and Mrs. Edward s. Flash, OF
Nt% Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y, ave
retelNiug congratulations on the birth o!
non on Wednesday. Mrs. Flash will
Ne remembered as Miss Martha s. Shoe.
nnakcr, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ellis
= shoemaker. OF Germantown,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-04
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-04
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