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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
HARTFORD CAGE FANS SEE BIG TILT TONIGHT

Hartford-A capacity crowd is ex- pected to be on hand tonight to wit ness the second basketball game of the series between the Waterbury and Hartford K of c. quintets The Brass City outdt, won the initial contest when hundreds were turned away from the hall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
BatLeviinsky
 In Co Tonight

New York-Battling Levinsky, vet eran light heavyweight and Home Smith of Kalamazoo, Mich, will meet in a ten-round bout in Madison Square Garden tonight. Kid Norfolk and Pinkey Lewis, negro heavywe1gihts, will be principals in another ten round match.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
Try To Delay
 Scandal Trial

Cmcago.-It became known today that an attempt will be made to post pone the trial of the indicted ball players for the alleged throwing of games for six months when the cases are called for trial dn court next Mon day. Indications, however, are that not more than one months delay will be granted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
CUB RECRUIT INJURED.

Chicago-Johnny Kelleher, short stop, working out with the Cuos 1T California, is under the care Of an eye specialist. He received a. blow Tn the eye from a. ball in practice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
Waterbury Strengthening.

- WaIterbury-Nike OBrien, former International League catcher, and Eddie Zimmerman, @ third Sacker from the same circuit, have sent in their signed contracts to Manager Joe Cosgrove. Moose Miller, twirler, is also in line.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
HoD FILLER JOINS REDS.

Cincinnati Dispatches from the training camp of the Cincinnati Ma tionals report the arrival there of Hod Filler, who joined the team yes terday. This gives Manager Moran ten pitchers in training, six right handlers and four portsiders-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
LARRY GARDNER ABSENT.

Da11as.-Larry Gardner, veteran third baseman, is the only absentee at the training camp of the world cham pions- Bill Wanbsgnass worked out for the first time yesterday
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
Champs to Keep Nutter.

New Haven-George Weiss has nailed the report that Everett Nutter, outfielder, will be, traded to the Hart ford club for Fred Bailey, of the Senatorial outer garden. Though his throwing arm is not the best in the league, Nutter can still hit and run and is a big favorite with local fans. The Waterbury club also made a fu- tile attempt to land Nuftter.
 Ray Jordan, last season with San Francisco and who received a. trial with, Washington, has been signed through the efforts of Ty Cobb, who thinks Jordan is coming curve shooter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
T,yncb vs Rur,nan.

Lynch vS. Burman.
 C1eveIand-Joe Lynch, bantam weight champion and Joe Burman of Chicago, meet here tonight in a ten round no-decision bout. Burman will weigh in at 120 pounds ringside while Lynch will come in at catch weight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
Rodriguez s Bat WiLI Be FdctOr
 zn Winning Gdnaes

Joe Rodriguez, the Cuban who will cover first base for Bridgeport this in the ganl& is the opinion ventured today by Manager Gene NcCann. This will not be Rodriguezs first appear ance in the Eastern League as he played with New London in 1916 un- der McCann.
 The Cuban will be a big factor in winning games says Mccain. Dur ing the past two years he performed with the Rochester Internationals he clouted the ball over the 300 mark.
 Rodriguez has been playing ball in Cuba until the season closed there about ten days ago, and McCann ex- poets him to be in tiptop condition when he reports here about April l.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
JACK McCLELLAND NEW GOLDEN GATE
 BOXING MARVEL
Pacific Coast Marvel, Who Will Meet Delaney,
 Has Wins Over Ortega and Stone Billy Prince Is Confident
By GEORGE E. F1RsrBRooK.

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  Golden Gate Hall of Jim celeb could a clean 
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   Delaney sessions daily the A. C. Delaney afternoon he declared n confident adding his long
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10
FACETS ALL STARS
 ISSUE CHALLENGE

Paget's A1l-Stars challenge any ju- nior team to meet them lon any date set by them The Stars are composed of former high school tosSers. They wish to meet Red SoX, Rosebuds. De- vons, PaddloclSs, Alpiues, Wakenan Memorials of Southport. The A1pines and Paddocks are especially asked to take notice. Communicate with Man ager Paget, 667 Union avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10

Gram1ey, Penn States star pitcher with the Tanks at Shreveport, has developed a lame arm as 3. result of too strenuous dinginS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-10

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10
GREAT WCTnW FOR SCIENCE
cufu estd To O. ksuTu1 hu TN
ueet6as osasssss eeouaW On
caa0sss a LspsoSA

The uBxe open B0wHu npdtcBeaH
cnat science hos Oh hast tound na sure
and systematic way % the ccss Of this
worlds most appaItn8 diAeaA OF the
l42 former lerefs vho have bsn pa
rolled from the EanM hokpan0 IN the
lass tSo peam once nhs ban ant
bach
Il b pacuttas chRa ens paasas ~htrh
has troubled he Go1d al Rass stxfy
centnr4eA and paobshy ufuA longer,
should eventually be controlled BY one
Of the oldest nsrnet1s ever Used fof
4 To modern sdens Is due 0e dis
corery Of the bacillus Of htrosy, bui
IL cure b accomplished With refined
>hautmoogra oil the essencs 1 Gu In
dian plum which has been osed by
lepers To the Bast too CENTURIES
Science hAs improved On native prac.
ice not only IN the oh b1s To its andi-
cation.
To q vurAd wtftco has &ADOm hep
ers ths sncceas Of 0s DOCTORS al
Katn is haartentn4. China when bet.
ter days came, Gao ssk sboot Che cure
Of her 100000 stricken tndia bias
10000 tapess 1apan COCOA And tnf
United States has he'd Q big kpr prob.
lem which the Developments In Hawaii
should 5000 soica. While the cases Cd
leprosy To the cmttnental United
States are few-perhaps not 30ODwe
have thousands of lepers tn our island
possessions, particularly the Philip
pines. Now that the way Is clear oul
medical service cnn 60 ahead there a.
Il has proceeded In Hawaii.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10
Mrs. Luciann Chappen

Mrs. Chappell, who has been
an invalid for four years.passed
away Sunday afternoon, Octo-
Der 30th.
Luciann Hudson was born in
Newark, June 20, 1846. Sept.
20, 1864, she became the wife
of Charles Chappell. Five
children were born to them:
Cora, Mrs Harley S. Chappell
Of West Burke, Lila, Mrs Wal
ter Hunting of Newport, N. H.,
Amy, Mrs. Harley Bishop Of
Sheffield, Bertha, Mrs Will
Cheney, Of Bloomington ard
Wesley Chappell Of Barton.
MI. Chappell died Oct. 81,
1888, and after working OUT a
few years she came aud made
her home with her daughter,
Cora.
She was a member Of Even
Ing Star Chapter, o E S, and
D. Rattary, w R C.
During her years Of failing
health, she has been a model
of sweetness and patience.
The leaves have fallen from
the trees, the flowers arc dead,
and morn at its eventide, and
this gentle soul has slipped its
moorings, and sailed peaceful
~ out to sea, to find another
safer and happier harbor than
this, and although she will be
greatly missed and truly
mcurned, we cannot wish her
beck.
Funeral was held at the
home of H. S. Chappell, We'd
nesday, Nov. End, conducted
by Rev. w. H. Gould AID buri-
8, in the family lot, In Hillside
cemetery.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10
Cora Allard

Cora Gilman, eldest daught-
er of Warren L.. and Lizzie
White Gilman,w was born at Bar
ton, N. H., January 7, 1874.
Her parents moved to Sutton
when she was six years Ole. In
January of 1896 she was mar
RED to Will E. Allard, and soon
after moved to West Burke.
One child, Hazel, was born to
brighten the home circle.
Mrs. Allard was a faithful
and most efficient village libra
rian for many years and since
her illness has been sadly miss
ed by the book lovers.
Two years ago, she had a
severe shock, which left her
partially psralized, and in q
weakened condition, from
which she never rallied very
much.
She possessed a sunny dispo-
sition, and never failed to find
a silver lining In every cloud.
The end came Sunday morn
ing, Oct. S0th. Funeral was
held at her late home Tuesday,
conducted by Rev. W. u. Gould
and burial In Hillside Cemetery
Besides her husband and
daughter, Mrs Truman Wheel
er. she leaves to mourn her loss,
a sister, Mrs. A. F. Stoddard.
s~tep-mother, Mrs. Matte Gill
man, a half-sister, Mrs. Lillia
Austin and half-brother, Ray
WonQ IiiLlau. *
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10
A NEWS

And now law-abidiag, quiet
Derby has a black mark upon
its escutcheon, made by one
Emery Strong. The two active
deputy sheriffs, Scion E, Gray
and Charles U. Laid, visited
enc of the Doody tenements
and found the requisite appli-
ances for making "moon8hine."
Consequently Strong and bis
equipment were taken 20 New
port, and now the booze man is
out on bail awaiting a hearing.
Evidently there is one industri-
al enterprise that is no5 unfav-
orably affected by the hard
times. Perhaps the old saying,
"The devil finds work for idle
hands to do" will apply"
Vermont has a national guard
membership of iii, so of
whom are officers.
St. Johnsburys Commercial
Club is planning TO rextensivc
winter sports and possibly a
carnival. This indicates faith
that we are due for a snowfall
and winter weather.
AS C r Vance of South Alba
ny was assisting in driving cat
tie to Barton one day last week
one of the cows went wild and
attacked him, throwing him a.
gainst a barbed wire fence, in
flicting a cash over one eye and
injuring one hand. The COW
had to be killed.
One of the largest farm deals
in the vicinity of Hardwick in Z
long time was consumnated g
few days ago, when Frank M
Bailey sold the so-called Alon.
70 Crandell farm in Hardwicl
to Alfred Courchaine for S22,
900, the sale including all thu
personal property Of every des
cription. Mr.. Bailey had own
ed the farm for twenty years.
The largest barn on tn,
Charles Fulford farm IN Barne
was burned to the ground il
80 minutes last Wednesday at
ternoon. Lost with the build
ings was the seasons crop O:
hay and farm products, togeth
. ev with the hog house and sill
built new this Sear which hac
been filed, nine hogs ant
a calf. Other stock happened
to be in the field at the time O
the fire. The upper part o
the barn was In flames whel
the fire was first noticed arr
nothing could be done to saw
It. The cause Is unknown. Al
though there Is an insurance o:
$4,000 on the property, It vii
only partially cover the loss.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10
WEST BURKE
MAY G. CHENEY, Cor.

Mrs R S Newman was called
to Barnston, Que, last week,
by the serious illness of an
aged aunt.
Warner King went to Bur
lington Tueday on business.
Mrs Dale Donohue Of Mont
pclier is visiting relatives in
town.
Burton Gray, Herbert Rood
and Frank Drown are at Wen
lock-, this week hunting.
Arthur Godding and son Lu-
mar went to Boston the past
week, and bought a large uck
Burton Gray accompanied
them.
Mrs Eta Ruggles returned
home Saturday night, after
SPENDING a month with relative
at Concord, N H and Athol,
Mass.
Mrs Josephine Bigelow was
at Lyndonville, Friday.
Mrs E E Dickerman is quite
sick, and Mrs Ray Leonard of
St Johnsbury, is here helping
care for her.
Mrs Pete Nagle is working at
the restaurant.
Mrs Rose Allen and Mrs Lou
Stone of Lyndonville visited
Mrs A C Cheney Friday and at
tended the drama, "Decon
Dubbs," in the evening.
Miss Abbie Rood has been i'll
the past two weeks of jaundice
but is now able to be out.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10
E=AC GHs1zzzszsSz-@AS Esd -
c

See Bosworth Store Co.'s ad
on front page and learn how
you can get your Thanksgiving
Turkey FREE.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Davis and
son, Ronald, of White River
Jet, and Mr. and Mrs Shenks
OF Boston, Mass, are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs e +
Davis.
The Ladies Auxiliary CT
Christ church will meet with
Mrs Eugene FOss next Tuesday
afternoon.
Harry Osborne has purchas-
ed of his mother, Mrs Harriet
Osborne, her house on Derby
street, and has taken possession
First number of the Citizens
Entertainment Course in the
Opera House Thursday, Nov.
18th Robert Parker Miles,
Dramatic Lecturer, will lecture
on the subject: "Tallow Dips"
Get your season ticket NOW.
Nurse Bradford wishes to
state that she will be absent
from Island Pond for a week
or ten days.
Misses Alice and Gathering
Wood and grandmother, Mrs
Octave Castonguay are visiting
relatives in Boston, Mass.
Georgina Needham of Der
by Line, was in town visiting
her sister, Mrs Ava Wood, last
week.
A box party, followed by a
dance, was we'll attended at the
Head of the Pond, last Thurs,
day evening.
Scarlet fever has afflicted
two families so far, but seem:
to be very light this year.
Mrs Harriet Osborne Aanc
daughter, Mrs Herbert Gran
and little son, Rodney, are Wis
ting at the home of Mr. anc
Mrs H w Osborne.
Help the town boys have {
skating rink this winter b;
becoming a member of the Y N
C A.
The woods are full Of hunt
ers this week. Let all Of then
take every precaution ane
know what they are aiming
al before shooting.
Joe Roby was in Northheld
the latter part Of last week tt
witness a football game ant
t. visit friends.
Ed Dickson Is confined to tn,
house with an abscess undel
This arm.
DR. Sutton, surgeon dentist
will be In town professionally
Nov. Is, 16, and 18th. Office
at Stewart House. adv
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E
church will serve a CHECKER
Pie Supper Nov. 16, in the yes
try of the church at $3.50 unit
all are served. Price, Adults
Soc, Children 35c. adv
l.. The surplus army sale helc
in Baileys Music Rooms LASTED
only three days, on account o:
running out of stock.
Guy Norris left home Mon
day morning at 8 o'clock. II,
returned In a few hours 'ith
sly point buck, which he shot a
bout 2H miles out.
Mrs Chas Currier and daug
liter Vivian, spent Friday ant
Saturday with relatives in Coz
ham, N. Mrs Currier' morhe
Mrs Hurley, returned with he
Irene Lougee is visiting Mr.
Clair Libby in Ayers Cliff, Que
Mrs E ] Holleran and daugh
ter, of West Milan, visited he
mother, Mrs Minnie Went
worth over Sunday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10

Boys Club meeting Friday
afternoon at 4:15. A feature
O. this meeting Is a debate.
Members are urged to attend
as this will be an int 9resting
meeting. The question of bas-
kct-ball will be taken up and
the teams arranged.
The name of Miss Alice Pa
Quette was omitted in the list
of names of the ladies who
were on the committee in
charge of the refreshments at
the Halloween social.
Week of Prayer for young
Men and Boys of the world has
been set aside for Nov. 10.
Program
Pastors are are requested to
preach on Sunday, Nov. 10,
with special reference to the
spiritual welfare of the young
men and boys of the world.
There will be held at the Y
NJ G A each weekday g. fifteer
minute prayer service at 1l:55
g. m. to 1910 p. m.
Also a 80 minute prayer ser
vice at the Y M c A, Monday
Wednesday and Friday at 7:3(
p m. All men interested art
invited.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10
Mortland Won

The Rev. r. r. Jones, of Franklin
was talking rather seriously to bis
four-year-old son, M0rtland, Sunday,
on mlsbehavior, when the child In
terrupted him BY saying:
Daddy, you know you make me
lose my heart when 700 talk lise
that"
The father say the talking stopped.
Indianapolis Newa
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10
C.


Jess Wallace moved his fam
lily yesterday from the DR. Sar-
gent house on Cross street to
the Boulds block on Main st.
Mrs Belle Willard of Derby
called on friends in town Fri
day.
Miss Alpha Amey was alb
sent from her duties at the Is
land Pond High school recently
a few days, owing to illness.
Earle Hinckley of Quebec
city is filling the vacancy as
immigration officer, made by
Jack Goodman.
Miss Annie Blake, who has
been spending the umm in
Gardner, Mass, returned to
Island Pond last Thursday.
Mrs E E Blake is entertaining
he friend, Miss Ina Houghton
from Canada.
Mrs G A Jefts called on
friends in Norton last Thurs
day.
M John France is home
from q three weeks visit in St
Jchrsbury among relatives and
friends.
First number of the Citizens
Entertainment Course in the
Opera House tonight.
We are pleased to see H II
Hobson on the streets again,
after being confined to the
house for sometime, owing to
injuries sustained in an auto
accident.
Arthur Lacroix has returned
from a months vacation in
Massachusetts,.
Henry Smith was taken sud-
denly i'll while at work at F Z
Boyce's grain shed Monday,
He was conveyed to his home
on Mountain street, and by
prompt treatment is now much
better.
Clair R Phelps of the Gus
toms force, Derby Line. has
been transferred to Island
PonG.
"All Aboard, a production
of the John B. Rogers Produc-
ing Company, will be staged In
the Opera House by the Island
Pond school, Dec. Is and 10Th:
More particulars later.
Claud Foster while In Mont.
real, Que, recently, had his
pockets riffled Of valuable pa
pers, checks, and q small a.
mount Of money.
Mrs Francis Void, spent the
weekend in town with her
mother, Mrs Winnifred Finne-
gan and family, leaving Sun
day for Boston and New York
cities. ''.~ "~.>*. .
Edgar Root, with his mother
Mrs Edith Root Kane, and his
little son Ralph, have rooms
with Mr. and Mrs Archie Wood
ard in the Goulet block on
Derby street.
The illustrated lecture last
Sunday evening In the Metho.
dist church, on Missions, was
very interesting. A good mum
Der attended.
Mr. and Mrs C D Osborne
OF Oak Bluffs, Mass, have
been visiting her sister, Mrs {
J Deslanders, a week recently
Paul Laba was In Berlin, n
H., Thursday and Friday Of
last week.
Have you purchased your
season ticket for the Citizens
Entertainment Course? TO
DAY is the time as TONIGHT
is the date of the first number
Mrs Henry Moffet and daug.
liter, Julia, were In Berlin, Sat
urday.
Marguerite Marquis return.
ed Wednesday from a visi'
with friends in Gorham, N. H.
Norway and Lewiston, Me.
Mrs Timothy Hurley Of Cor
ham, N H., was In to VI last
week spending a fe days
with her three daughters, Mr.!
Charles Currier, Mrs Minnie
Wentworth, and Mrs Michea
Carboneau.
Mrs Arthur Danforth lief
Saturday for a few weeks visi
with her brother and wife, il
New York. Mr. Danforth &C
companied her as far as Port
land.
Jack Goodman, stationed i.
this place nearly four years a.
I'M confederation oHoor Loft 'Fl,,,ro
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10
Why Called "White Hour.

The name white House" applied
to the residence Of the President Of
the United States, came from the fact
that the building is constructed Of
~freestone and is painted white. Dur
ing the administration Of Presidents
Harrison and Mckinley, the term
Executive mansion was used by
White House officials. President
Roosevelt returned to the term "White
House
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-11-10

-..s If -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
STRAWBERRY MANSION

A surprise miscellaneous shower was
given last Saturday evening to Miss
Laura Rothman. who will be married
April 10 to Mr.. Victor Sobel at her
home. 2548 North Thirty-third street,
bv Mrs. Henry Laver. OF 2446 North
Thirty-third street Among those pres
ent. were Mrs A. J.. Sobel, Mrs. J. Jacob
Landesberg, Mrs. Joseph Rothman, Mrs
Carl Tutelman, Mrs. Norton Frank, Mrs.
Norris Rothman, Mrs Samuel Lipkis,
Mrs. Maser, Mrs. A. II. Rothman, Mrs.
A. Frank. Miss Elizabeth Sobel. Miss
Esther sobel, Miss Clara Braufman,
Miss Yetta Rothman, Miss Hannah
Rothman. Miss Rose Landesberg. Miss
Celia Sobel. Miss Ida Sobe Miss Ger
trude Singer. Miss Reba Shalita, Miss
Rose krasnof. Miss Reba Sobel, Miss
Rose Eastman, Miss Celia Salkowe, Miss
Claire Ludwig. Miss Hanna Berger Miss
Bessie Goldberg, Miss Florence Fried
man. Miss Sarah Linscnberg, Miss Celie
Berman, Miss Reba Perch. Miss Sarah
Berman. Miss Esther Loeb. Miss Clara
Loeb. Miss Clara Stone and Miss Bertha
Stone. of Atlantic City; Mr. Sobel, Mr.
hdolph Rothman, Mr.. John Rothman.
Mr.. George Hofkins. Mr.. Louis Snyder,
Mr.. Joseph Rothman. Mr.. A. H. Roth
man, Mr. Norton Frank. Mr.. Herman
Berman. Mr.. Carl Tutelman, Mr.. Samuel
Lipkis. Mr.. Morris Rothman, Mr.. Henry
Laver. Mr.. Samuel Laver, Mr.. Morton
Landesberg, Mr.. S. Harris Landesberg,
Mr.. Harry Salkowe and Mr.. A. Frank.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
NORRlSTOWN

Mr. Donald Wagner, Of Penn square
was the guest of honor at surprise
party at which the guests were Miss
Elizabeth Moore, Miss Marian Mccoy
Miss Kathryn Howe Miss Laila Marpl"
Miss Sara Broomall. Miss Ruth BrusCh
Miss G. G. Hawkins. Miss kathryn and
Miss Mildred Detterer. Mr.. Ernest Iei-
ley, Mr. George Zclle, Mr. Nathan Howe
Mr. Benjamin Light Mr. Roscoe Haw-
kns. Mr. Harold CURL, MIR. Harold
Salters. Mr. Theodore Gey. Mr.. Richard
Hynes, Mr. Robert Carson and Mr.. Nor
man Moore.
The marriage Of Miss Laura Helen
Bookings daughter of Mrs S. BiCkngs
OF Conshohocllen. and Mr.. Harry B. Nc
Alister, OF Norrstown, took place In
the Grace Lutheran Church. The pastor.
the Rev G. NJ. Snyder. officiated AT the
ceremony. Upon their return from a
wedding trip to Niagara Fails Mr. and
Mrs. McAllister will live at 521 Kohn
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
SPRUCF GOTH AND SPRUCE

Something Different"
''something Different"
"b0mnthink Dlderent"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
GER RMANTOWN

MIR. G. l.. Cadwallader and his son
Mr.. Estabrook Cadwallader of 139 West
Upsal street, have gone to Richmond
and Washington for the Easter holi-
days.
Mrs Newton w Corson and her
daughter. Miss Helen Corson. of Pelham
court, are at the Chalfonte, Atlantic
City, for a week
Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon. of 1lS
West Logan street, have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Lii
Ian Ruth Gordon. to Mr.. David M.
Pauley. OF 1881 Arch street. The an
nouncemcnt was made at a card party
given by Mr.. and Mrs Gordon at their
home.
Miss Ruth King. of 24S West Wyom-
ing street. is spending a week at Ocean
City az the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood Horne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
MISS EVELYN MAE AUC0TT
BRIDE OF Mr.. FRANK KLlNKe
Pretty Wedding Of Miss Emily Ca
wood and Mr.. Richard Newman

The marriage Of Miss Evelyn Mae
Aucott, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
j, Aucott of 5122 North Fifteenth
street, TO Mr.. Frank f. Klinke, VIII take
place at 7 o'clock this evening at the
home of the brides parents. The Rev
Hugh 3. McCrone. pastor Of Wakefield
PRESBYTERIAN Church, will perform the
ceremony, and Mr.. Aucott will give his
daughter In marriage. Miss Gertrude
Hargraye will attend the bride as maid
of honor. and Mr.. II. J. klinke VIII oe
his brothers best man.
The bride will wear a gown OF whlte
rnoonglow satin, made with an overskirt
of white georgette trimmed with brides
lace. The veil will be of silk net and
WilI be held in place by real orange
blossoms. She will carry a shove,
bouquet of white roses and white sweet
peas
Miss Hargrave's frock will be Of tour
duoise blue moon. glow satin trimmed
with gold lace. She will carry Ophelia
roses
A reception will Immediately follow
the ceremony. After April l5 Mr.. and
Mrs. Klinke will be at home at 1922
Mentor street, Logan.