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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
JUDGE A. X. MONTE|RO
DIES IN GOOCHLAND
Commonwealth Attorney for
Years and at One Time
County Judge.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

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GoOcH1AND. VA. Sept. 27.--Judge
A. y. Monieiro. commemorative at
tcIney Of Goochland County for manS
years. and one time judge OF Gooch-
land County Court died here on Mon
day night from 4 stroke of paralysis.
which he suffered earlier in the aft
ernoon. in the 5Sth year or his age.
II" suffered his first stroke just
prior To the trial OF the celebrated
Chamberlayne case. and he was de-
rived thereby of taking leading
disappointment. as he had given a
great deaf of time To the study of
the case and To collecting the evil
| d.nce.
Subsequently,. however. he seemed
I" have fully recovered his health.
and continued To prosecute his cases
with his usual ability. Recently
however. his health has not been
good and hie death wav not entirely
unexpected To his friends
Judge Mont"iru served with ability
and distinction both as Il judge and
Commemorative attorney. and had Il
wide circle Of friends both in Gooch-
land County and elsewhere. To these
ne was d"votedly attached. and he
never forgot one who had done him
Il favor.
On his mothers side Judge Nor
| tciro was descendant Of Andrew
kcan. the friend and physician OF
Thomas Jefferson: while on his ia
theirs side Inc was a descendant
from the Portuguese nobility.
lie is survived by two sisters Mrs.
I."Onora Martin. OF Knoxville, Tenn.
| and Mrs. Margaret Berry. 81 Wash
| .n.ton. -. q. He was never married.
His funeral vii! take place from
Grace Chapel, at this place. and tn"
| intcrmcnt will be in Grace Gene
terry The services Will. he conducted
l,hy Rev. r. y. Brosnan, Of Cathedral
| Parish, Richmond.
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Mrs. itrEinn VI. IIn,nIr

WINCHESTER. VA. Sent %
Funeral services wer. held in Markc,
street Methodist Episcopal Church this
AFTERNOON FOR Mrs. Ecgin:, NJ. Iiaynie.
~. who died early yesterday at the
nome Of Mrs. John Endcrs. a relative.
IN Berryvillc. Va. where she was
Visiting. She WAS a sister OF Mrs.
Louis j Barr. of Washington. whose
siSt"r-in-law, Miss Virginia Barr.
died here last week. and was to have
returned to Washington with Mr.. and
Mrs. Barr this week Mrs Haynic
was actively interested i'm the work
of/the Gospel Mission in Washington.
where sh" had been living since the
death some years ago OF her hus-
band. Charles l.. lIaynic. She was n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
wOMEN'S MEETINGS.

There will be a meeting Of tho
Confederate" Memorial Literary So
ric,y 1T the Museum this morning "a,
u o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. !. Hooker. Of 23e,
West Cary street. entertained in their
HON" last weck in honor ri their
daughter. Carmen Erc"li who cole
hrat"d her twelfth birthday Thu
house VAS decorated in lighted can
dies and flowers. Tn. color schcn"
Was carried out In pink and blu-
FortS-!iV" guests were present
Games and contest. were played and
refreshments were served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28
Dyed Her Silk
Stockings to
Match Skirt


Each package OF Diamond Dyes
contains directions 50 simple any
woman can dye or tint. her worn.
shabby dresses. skirts. waists. coats
stock ngS, sweaters, coverings. dra-
rcrics. hangings. everything. even II
she has never dycd before buy
diamond pyes"-no other kind
then perfect homo dyc!nC is sure. he :
cause Diamond Dyes are guaranteed
not To spot, fade, streak or run. Tell
your druggist whether the material
you wish To dye is wool or silk. or
whether II is linen. cotton or mixed
Eoods.-Advcrtiscmc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28

For the gracefully falling cr.pes or
softly hrap"h chiffon v.lve,s are the
frocks which are represented 80
charminIly lay the Oh" illustrated
above. The wide sleeves. pointed a,
the shoulder and extending their
armhol"s TO the low waist-iinc, fan
in gracious folds that complement
the Vatican drapcry over the loft
hip. which not only aCcompliShcs the
favored on"sidcd trimming, but ex-
presses "a n"w way az achieving "A
suggestion Of longer skirts That the
irock Slips on over the head, is but
another praise worthy detail.
tcopyricht. 1921. by The Vogue 90
New York
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Mis-. ,.orcnr r.. Shipp.

CIiARLoTTESVlbL VA. Sept. 81
Miss Lorenc T.. Shipp. Il pupil in tho
city high school and daughter OF MIR.
aud Mrs j. X. V. Shipp. OF Belmont.
died yesterday at II local hospital.
after an illness of two weeks. The
funeral was held at = o'clock this
afternoon from the Hinton Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. NJ.
NJ. LcGgctt officiating At the service.
Resides her parents, Miss Ship is
survived by one brother and one
sister
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daughter "f the late James -. and
Margaret liannum spur. of this city.
Surviving ar" one sister, Mrs. Barr.
Oh washington. ana one brother, !.
Mahlson spur. this city. Andrew
Lewis spur. one OF the few sur
HN"rs OF the famous old Stnncwail
BRIGADE Band Of tn" Confederate war.
Is her uncle.
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TIL" foreign trade department n.
the Chamber Of Commerce Was adj
v!scd yesterday by the christie Manu-
featuring Company that IL had ship
pod 1000 pounds Of fountain syrur
to Porto Rico So far as is known
this is the first shipment Of syrups
ever sent out OF Richmond To Porto
Rico.
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IN AND our or TowN.

Mrs. w - Russell Rorie and he.
children. who hav" been spending tho
summer in Cagtinc. Me. have re-
turned 10 their home here.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Mcclure. who
have been tho guests of relatives in
richmond. have returned to Alex
andria
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I,od, On Way Ia Amcricn.>

The body OF Private Paul \ Cofcr.
Of Company H.. One Hundred and
sixteenth Infantry. Twcniy-ninth III
vision. who was killed in service over
cas-. viii arrive at Hohokcn. y. j..
on october 6. Private cofcr was a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Cofer. of
| Goa Virginia Avenue, Barton Heights.
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r.uncrn, of Charles l.. Hardy.

Funcrnl SERVICES Tor Eharles J..
Hardy. who died Monday in Me-
mortal Hospital. will H." held this
afternoon at 3.3c o'clock from his
late home, i23-A North THIRTY
fourth street. Intcrmcnt viii be in
ga wood.
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ncN samuel 4. nnss.

WINCHESTER. VA. Sept 81
Rev, Samuel y. Bass, ~. formerly
pastor Of the BAPTIST churches at
Front Royal and Gore. Va. is dead
ut his old homepiace. near Buffalo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28

This morning at II O'Clock fu-
neral services Will be held in Toma-
hawk BAPTIST Church. Chesterfield
County. for Junius :. l.. owen. who
died Monday, aged CO years.
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r I)rc,yry'S I,IuU.
Electric Current

Electric Current for Drcwry'S Blur.
DRf.WERHS BLUFF. VA, Sept. q.
All arrangements have been made
by tho Virginia Railway " Power
Company. to supply this place with
electric current \ feed wire OF
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CoIcmnn tn Address city ciuh.

George T.. Coleman, state Highway
Commissioner. viii address tho mem
h"rs OF the city Club this afternoon
at o'clock on tho subject, Good
knahs"
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Funeral or George Jacobs.

Funeral services for George Jacobs.
aged -, formerly Of Richmond who
was killed Friday night in an auto
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28

Springs. Va. according Ia word re-
ccivcd by former parishioncrs. y
widow and three children survive.
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mobile accident near Iortlock sta
tion. Va. were held Sunday in 81.
MarEs Catholic Church. Norfolk. In
,.rmen' was in 81. Mary's, Cemetery
in that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-28

Thomas :. Whcclwrirht. at Buck,
head Springs" in Chesterfield County
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Engagement Announced.

Nj and Mrs. a Biagi announce III
cngaI.mout uf their daughter. sis
Iari" Theresa Biagi, 10 Louis An
thpny Sansonc, Of Norfolk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mra Charles custis Harri-
son, Jr, Of Chuckswood. Villanova, have
issued invitations for a dance on Fri
day, June 8, in honor of Miss Rhoda
Brooke, daughter OF Mrs Trenchard
Emlen Newbold.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Werner Butterworth,
OF Crefeld street and Sunset avenue,
Chestnut Hill. will shortly issue invita-.
lions for the wedding OF their daughter,
Miss Louise Butterworth, and Mr.. Fred
erict Hemsley Lewis. which viii be SOL
emnized on Wednesday, June 20, at $3.50
o'clock. at the home Of Miss Butter
worth,s parents, In tho presence OF the
Immediate families only. A large recep-
ton will follow the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Buttcrworth will give dinner
dance on Tuesday. June 81. in honor of
Miss Rutterworth and Mr.. Lewis. Z.
The Rev. John ". Chapman. Of st.
raul's Episcopal Church. will officiatc.
Miss Mary de f.. Geary will attend Miss
Brtterworth as maid of honor and tho
bridesmaids will include Miss Agnes
Rowland Lewis, Miss Catherine Howard
Coffin, Miss Elizabeth Holladay of Will
mington, and Miss Penelope Curtis, of
Boston Mr.. Homer Sargent OF St.
Augustine. Fla. will act as best man
and the ushers will include Mr. Edward
Maearge Lewis. Mr.. Stanley Welsh, Mr.
Stanley McCaddon, of Mt. Vernon, y.
Y, and Mr.. Patrick w. Timberlake. OF
West Point, \. Y.
An interesting deDutante OF next sea-
son will he Miss Virginia de Morat
Smith, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
y. Smith. Of Spring Valley, Wynnewood,
who will be introduced TO society by her
parents in the autumn. Miss Smith and
Mrs William S. Elliott, Of Ardmore, and
Miss Rhoda NJ. Brooke returned on
Wednesday from a six months trip
abroad.
The Sophomore Glass OF the Spring.
side School will entertain the gradual
ing class at "a circus party this after
noon. The graduating class includes
Miss Mary de +. Geary. Miss Lucylle
Austin. Miss Virginia Carpenter, Miss
George. Miss Margaret II. Hamilton,
Miss Mona lIagar. Miss Marion Robert
son. Miss Elizabeth Madden, Miss Mary
Sailer. Miss Louise Walker Miss Rose
mary Howe. Miss Frances Bickrell,
Miss Annette Seixas, Miss Marion C. Dono.
ghue, Miss Elizabeth West. Miss Mar
Earct Breckenridge, Miss Mary Hogue,
Miss Helen Nathanson, Miss Christina
Harris, Miss Betty Billingslea. Miss
Frances Cannan. Miss Mary Moses and
Miss Margaret Straith.Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Evans, OF the
BelleVue.S StratfOrd. will entertain at a
dinner-danCe at the Button on Friday
evening. June 10, in honor of Miss Isa
bella Wanamaker, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William IT. Wanamaker, Jr.. Of
WoOdrOyd, Merton. who will he married
to Mr. j. Howell Cummings, Jr. on Sat
vary Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth and
LoCuSt> streets. Miss Wanamakcr will
also bClthc guest of honor at n theatre
party. to be followed by supper, a. the
RitH-CarltOm this evening, to ho given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis August Belmont,
Of Merton Among the guests will he
Miss Gertrude COnaway, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Elliott, Miss Kitty Smith,
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seweII.HInman WeddIna

A pretty wedding took place on wed
nesday evening ~ O'Clock, when Miss
Ruth Elizabeth Human. Of 1912 North
Fifty.sixth street, became the bride of
Mr.. Paul Carlton Sewell, OF 1929 South
Fifty-seventh street. the Rev. W. c.
Sanderson. D. D, officiating. A re-
ception followed Immediately after the
ceremony.
by her father, Mr.. Albert II. Hinman,
wore a gown of white bridal net and
carried a shower bouquet of white roses
and lilies OF the valley. She was at
tended by Miss Ann Lutens as maid
of honor. Nr. Sewel had for his best
man Mr. Edward BUrge.
After an extensive wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs Sewell will live at 2O29 South
Fifty-seventh street, where they will
be at home after June !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13

Miss Elizabeth Gribbell. Miss Marie
ulnhings, Miss Eleanore Cummings
MiFs Mary Porcher, Miss Adelaide Pyle,
WoSo WWt,S louise Wanarnaker and Miss Alma
Mr. George Blabon, Sd, Mr.. James
douglas Darby. Mr.. Arthur Hickman
Mr. Joseph Eastwick
Mrs. Charles Bradford Fraley and her
,ras.niiN, who spent the winter Cannes
france are at present In Paris. Mrs
FraIeN, with her family. will sail for
lhiS country the latter part of May.
-, Dr. and Mrs, Henry F. Page. ais South
sixteenth street, have issued invitations
for dinner at the Merton Cricket Club
On Shoir Frday dsirs, evening June "a in honor Of
and Miss Nancy ~ Page. The guests
viii later attend the Cinderella dance.
b. Miss Grace Campbell of Mertden
Conn, who will attend as one OF the
bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss
Catherine II. Lee, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Horace II. Lee, Of Haverford and
which will be solemnzed on saturday,
June IS. in the Bryn Maur Presbyter.
ian Church, will be the guest Of her
uncle. DR.. r.. Holmes, OF Narberth, next
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rispham, 23O6
De Lancey place. will leave early in
'HHe LOT cape. May, wnero they VIII
spend the summer. Miss Eleanor Bis
pham, who has been visiting In St
Louis for some time, will return home
the latter part of tho month
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Walter Clark. Of Kee-
waydin. Chestnut Hill, have issued in
vitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Frances 3. Clark, and
Or. James X. Stoddard, on Saturday,
June 4. at o'clock, In the chapel Of
Pomfret School. Connecticut.
Mrs. James c. Howe, who spent sew.
eral months in Southern France. re-
turned TO her home in Chestnut Hill last
week.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Fritz and her daugh-
ter, Miss Henrietta Fritz, OF Pelham
Court, will leave today for Princeton,
where they will spend the weekend
Mr.. J. Wilmer Biddle and his daugh.
ter. Miss Harriet Biddle, OF the Ritz
Carlton, who are spending some time in
the Blue Ridge Mountains OF Virginia
will return home the latter part OF the
month.
Mrs. G. Edward Atherton, Of the~Rel.
gravia. who has been spending several
weeks I'm North Carolina, will return
home early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mccall, Jr., OF
the Lenox Apartments, will occupy their
home. 21l5 Locust street, on Monday
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs George L. Estabrook, $50 West
Cliveden avenue, and Mrs. Harry II.
Skerrett. OF 333 West Upsal street are
spending a few days IN Washington.
Miss Emma Massey, Of 1904 Wayne
avenue, has issued cards for bridge
party on Saturday, May 81.
The regular meeting Of the Phi
Epsilon Gamma, was held AT the home
of Mr.. w. 8. Bressler, 33 East Colom
street, Germantown, on Tuesday evening
The following members we're present:
Mr.. J: Il. Armstrong, Mr., n. s. Berry.
Mr.. e. H. Davis, Mr. II. c. Dubois, Mr..
II. y. Jones. Mr.. A. K Jordan. Mr..
!. Il. Mcneil, Mr.. r. w. Schlmp'. Mr..
f. c. Schmidt. Mr.. d. w. Sylvester. Jr.,
mann. a visitor, was also presentl The
next meeting will be held Tuesday eve-
ming, May "a at the home Of Mr. n. c.
Dubois, 225s North Cadwallader street.
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next Mr.. and Mrs Mccall expect to
spend the summer at<Nentnor, y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. HaHleton Mrllil and
their daughter, Miss Elise Mirliil, 21O7
De Lancey street, will leave on Wednes-
day, June |, for West Chester. Pa,
where thoY will occupy their summer
home until tn autumn.
Or. and Mrs. Albert Draper whiting,
Of 1928 Spruce street, will leave early
in August to spend a few weeks with
Dr. Writings mother, Mrs s. D. Whit
ing, at Swampscott. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis GoOdin. Of
Sil5 Navahoe street. Chestnut Hin. will
leave on Sunday for Buck liill Fals
where they will occupy WyndcCote, their
summer place, until October 1.
Miss Julia A. Berwind. OF lO2 South
Twenty-first street, will occupy her villa
at Newport early In June.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Krischer of
hl76 Parkside avenue, havo returned
from their wedding trip. and Will leave
shortly to spend the summer AZ Atlantic
city. Mrs Krischer will be remembered
marriage, which took place last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J.. Bolea 4r9s
Westminster avenue. announce the mar
riage Of their daughter. Miss Agnes
Mary Boles. and Mr. Edward LANES
Rigler. OF this city, on April 20, in tho
Church OF our Mother of Sorrows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Tea Ciuen by Colonial
Danes for Mrs. Vere Speke Alston-She Tells
OF Various Bits OF Interest

and have n thoroughly wonderful time.
In town. you see, cars go by the door,
besides innumerable automobiles, and
how could Mother let him GO out by
himself--hc's only five years old. Well,
the other day Auntie asked him to
come out for the night and he had
beautiful time. Being used to staying
week at time when visiting there,
he was thoroughly unprepared when on
the afternoon. Of the second day Auntie
called him to get ready to go home.
why. Auntie Do have to go
home tonight?' "Ycs, dearic. Mother
does not want you to stay longer this
time"
Gee said Joe. why ! was only
hero u little bit of n night this time.
NANCY WINNE.
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NORRISTOWN

Mlss Sara McAfee, Miss Marjorie
Ward. Miss Elizabeth Heaton, Miss
Katharine Rodenbaugh Miss Helen
Kennedy, Miss Mary Borneman. Mrs
Harry karnes and Mrs. Thomas Sarnes,
of this borough. are In Washington at
tending the Jubilee celebrating the flf-
tieth anniversary Of the Women,s For.
eign Missionary Society Of the Haptist
Church Mrs Samcs IL secretary Of
tho Eastern District Of the Pennsyl-
vania Society.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs william Il. Provost, Of Ches-
ter, who IL recuperating from q recent
Illness, left today for Atlantic CITY,
where she will spend n few weeks NJ
tha Marlborough Plenheinn. accompanied
by her mother. Mrs Albert Forster pa,
mon, Of t.anedowne. Mr.. Damon VIII
join them over the week ends
Mrs, Samuel Lyons entertained Mt
luncheon followed by bridge, at her mono
in Chester on Wednesday afternoon.
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Cedar Crest colIeas Me,tIna

The Philadelphia Branch of the
Alumnae Of Cedar Crest college for
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Charles Kline of 5&6 CO.
lumbia avenue. Lansdale. 4 social hour
followed the business meeting Among
the members present we're Mrs. Edwin
Smiley, Of Abingdon Miss Anna Grim
OF Allentown; Mrs John Frlcll. Of Oak
Lane Mrs - r. Hartzcll. of Chalfontc ;
Mrs s r.. Moyer, of Terkaaie Mrs
william Godsrhell. or Colmar: Mrs
II. r. Moyer, Mrs. A II. Herman, Mrs
Edwin Gotwals. Of Larsdale: Mrs
Frank Kuntz. Mrs Howard FTc"kler
Mrs Walter Scatt Mrs Jacob Deigcr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13
ALONG THE READING

pr and Mrs J Frederick Herbert.
of Penmar, Old York road. OgontZ, nc
Companied by their daughter. Miss Cora
Herbert will leave the latter part or
the month for two months trip 10 the
Pacific Coast. and from there to Homo
!uIu. They will return. by way of the
Northern Pacific route.
Mrs. Wilkins J, Perkins OF Old York
road and Spring avenue, Elkins Park,
entertained the members Of her bridge
club on Tuesday afternoon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13

.sors1DEs preparing for the Flower
Is Narke. next week. there was quito
blt doing yesterday and today. taking
!, by and all. There we're a good many
ihson, out at Scdgley. and then
NJ. wes the tea at the chapter rooms
=, ths Philsdolphia Chapter, No. 2,
Go,nnial Danes OF America. after the
.Hnral meeting, The tea was given for
NJ, wore Speko Alston. OF England,
,ho "a none other than the former Miss
Am Am Chow, Of this city, a daughter OF
v-s Samuel Chew and a sister os the
i.,o S1musl Chow, whose death oc-
cr~ed about two years ago,
III. md Ms. hlstop arrived here
ina, week from England. They have
~, been over TO- 4 couple OF years,
md their last v.si. was very sad. be-
c,nsc !. was whilo they were here that
sam Chew died.
Mrs Aston Is delightful, and 1t was
Measure 20 see her yesterday. Mrs.
Oswald Chew, who is a relative, is n
Colonial Dame Of that chapter. too, and
nas by the way, done some fine work
in various public things. Only recently
sbo was made national president OF the
Womcn's Overseas League at the con-
vcntior. which was held In this city
a. the Emergency Aid. She Is
nTegidcnt of the local Overseas Legion
n Women and is vastly interested in
,bo various works the members are
takinc m. Mrs. Samuel Chew, Mrs.
Astor'q mother, is president of the
Chorlottc Cushman Club, which hos
i,y now home on Spruce street above
7cnfh aud which is doing such fine
things.
won, fhorc to n tea Just about two
r,onrhs ago for the stars who had taken
mr., i'm the benefit for the house. and
t,d n delightful time. 1t is so inter-
sstinr to meet people Of the stage. cs-
ncrially ihoSr who are not new 10 the
tootlights. Dear old Miss Jennie
Wcthrrby. who took the part Of the
Princess in "Erminie" when 1t was re-
yvcd here. was present that afternoon
and Madge LessIng and De Wolf Rop-
rpr and Frances Starr and a great
many others. -, ,,,,
That charming Miss Williams, 10
whom Arthur Jackson II engaged, was
with the "Erminie" company. ! hear.
by tho way. that she Is recovering from
her recent illness and ] hope she will
LC Sufficiently well TO be married
shortly.
All this Is Distressing very much
from tho ten for Mrs. Aston. II was
preceded by the annual meeting Of the
Colonial Danes. at which Mrs.
Jane Large presided. A large num-
Der Of Danes attended.
THE Arthur Grrhards gave n delight
L fu party at the Rabbit in Fair
mount Park for Catherine Coke and
Andy Porter last night. You know.
L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13
NORTH PhIIAlEI pLIA

The marriage OF Miss Lillian Kath.
ryn Hanna, daughter Of Dr. and Mrs
Hugh Hanna, OF 2s43 Diamond street
to Mr.. Lewis II, Rlggles, will be solemn
ized on Saturday, June 1s, at the home
Of the bride
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13

and Alr7 George n. Mckay, ot this city.
The guests Of honor were Mrs Drescher.
Miss Evelyn EOehlcr, Miss Gaurer, Miss
hilieu Kline, Miss Frances Bcan, Miss
Miriam Kline and Master Edgar ISline.
Of this city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13

TuE d, fond of rnvinG ont Of doors.
y and a> his family lives in the city
and tho ,ard or garden excuse me-
is NOT very large. he is always delighted
when AunDI" invites him to tho country.
q, thOro he can run all day in the open
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13
Skirts of Real Belgian Linen, S5.95


Rrl-i4
They easily worth $1,000 will price
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Summer Veilings are Ready, SIPS nd.

Just tho thing for wear with llghroored velgs
''' S'"''S "I
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HmpOrted EpOnqe Wash Skirts. S2.95

o nan
ReIgi s'"' iI'e
80 inch
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WOmens Fine Lisie Ribbed Vests
SOC each or 3 Vests for SI.35
kayser White Silk GIOres. 7jc pr.

are they are nnc g,alc Of usbslc
stitched backs clasp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-13
Nay Sale of Dress Shields. 2Oc mr.

white nainsook Dress Shields: washable AND ,r,na
fesh.cOlored pIro
lor NHlu soc a pair '' 90 - : III IL