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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
MAY LIMIT ENTRANCE CLASS.
University Of Vermont Has Its Facili-
ties Cramped.

Burlington. Dee. 20.--Announce
ment was made yesterday by Presi-
dent Guy w. Bailey of the University
Of Vermont that it would probably be
necessary next year to limit the fresh
man enrolment to 800 students owing
TO the large number of applications
The present total enrolment exceeds
1000, about so per cent being from
Vermont. 1t will be the policy sherc-
after to limit the attendance in each
department according to class and
teaching facilities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
REFERENDUM
| AGAINST BILL
Quarry Workers Branches
Returns Compiled at
Barre Office
ONLY FIVE VOTES so
FAR IN FAVOR
Graniteville Branch Votes
for a Local Settle
m 4

Returns from p 3 cally all branches
OF the Quarry w : = Union Of North
America. TO the s raj secretary, Fred
w. Snitor Of p giving results on
the referendum { on the proposed
new bill presen : ,y the Quarry Own
ers' association g Nv an almost unani- y
nous vote . q II the proposition,
Only five vol : fere in favor Of sc-
cepting.
GraniteviIle branch. which was unan-
imous against the proposition. was also
unanimously in favor of making a To-
cal settlement, without reference to
the general agreement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
BRITISH ASK PLElNARY
SESSION on SUBMARINE
Declare That Unless Agreement Is
Reached on That Phase Everything
Accomplished Will Be Upset.

Washington, D. G., Dec 80 (By the
Associated Press The British dele
CATION has formally asked that a pie
nary session Of the Washington con
ference to be held tomorrow or Thurs
day in order that Great Britain may
present it's case for tire abolition Of
the submarine.
The British spokesmen, in discussing
the submarine tonnage question, de-
clared that unless an agreement was
reached on that phase of the question.
all that had been accomplished toward
naval limitation might be upset.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
GERMAN NAVY CONSIDERED.
France Brings 1t Up In Connection
With Secondary Vessels.

London. Dec. 20 (By the Associated
Press ,-"F France has accepted Secre-
tary Hughes naval ratio for capital
ships, and we are glad of the relief it
will afford u.s. Premier BRAND of
France is reported as declaring in an
interview with the Daily Mail.
Regarding secondary units, we are
yet uniformed respecting the six TO-
000-ton ships which Germany is allowd
to build under the Versailles treaty.
We shall ask the Washington confer
ence TO take this consideration into ac-
count. !"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
PREMIERs CONFER.
BRAND and Lloyd George Talk Ovel
Reparations Question.

London, Dec 20 tBy the Associated
Press ~ Prime Minister Lloyd George
and Premier BRAND Of France resumed
to-day their conference on the German
reparations and kindred questions.
They met at Mr.. Lloyd Georges off.
cial residence in downing street. after
waiting for some time for reports of
experts. Philippe Berthelot and Louis
Loncheur, the French minister of lib
Grated regions, accompanied Premier
BRAND.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
TALK or THE TOWN

Mrs. RAYMOND +. Vernon of Bur
llington returned to her home YESTERDAY
after passing the weekend in Barr
with friends.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson and Mrs
Sarah Davis, both of Beebe Junction
came to Barre City hospital yesterda,
for treatment.
4 Fred A. Grearson of Nelson stree
has returned from ten days business
trip to Ottawa, Ontario, and various
l New York state points.
While at his work as night watch
man in the stoneshed' district Of Depot
square Sunday morning about 2o'clock
James n. Roberts Of West street
tripped on stone and fell on his Ian
tern. which he carries every night.
Three ribs were broken. He is said to
be resting as comfortably as possible
this morning.
Folks along North Main street had
visions of coal burning automobiles
Yesterday afternoon for a while. a
touring car drove mp the street with
a length OF toye-pipe lashed onto the
front bumper. Investigation revealed
the fact, however. that the driver had
more respect for the tonneau of his car
than inventive ingenuity.
Benjamin Swsrtz of birmingham.
Mass, has been in Barre for few
days renewing acquaintance which he
made with the Barre boys who were in
the students army training corps at
Middlebury college during the war. Mr..
Swartz was in the signal section Of the
corps. He Is now connected with a
large wholesale paper firm in Boston.
Because of the business depression
and the uncertainty of the future the
banquet which has always been a fea-
ture of the annual meeting of the
Granite Manufacturers association has
been omitted this year. A buffet lunch
con will be served at the assembly
rooms after the business. The meeting
is tomorrow afternoon and will open
az o'clock sharp. A large number Of
the members have signified their in.
tention to attend.
Louis Trial, who played whirlwind
game in the baekfeld on the 1921
Spaulding football team. leaves Barre
to-day. He will 60 TO Waterville, Me-.
where he has relatives and where he
has obtained work. He plans on re-
there until spring. He says he
las closed deal with the management
II the speedy st. Johnsbury baseball
cam to play with that organization
lext summer and he win return to |
Barre in the spring before joining the |
cam. Trials work was a big factor in
many Of Spanlding's victories this past |
'eason but he Ieft the team and school /
,efore the end Of the season.
A birthday party for Mrs Charles
,alderars and farewell party for Ar
hur Crawford Of Pleasant street was
leld last night at 6:30 O'Clock at the
lome Of Mrs. Charles Calderara at - /
'leasant street. The party was com
,lete surprise to both parties. Supper
Tas served a. soon as the guests had
n arrived. and later card PLAYING.
.ames and music were enjoyed. Dane
ng also was INDUCED IN. Mrs. Calde-
ara was the recipient Of many fine
.ifts from the individuals. ana Mr..
rawfori was presented a travelling
az. The latter left this morning for
'oland Springs. Me-. Fwhere he has
ound work in an Office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
STORE THIEF SENTENCED.
William Daley of St. Albans Was
Then Pilced On Probation.

st. Albans. Dec. William Daley
pleaded guilty 10 breaking into the
grocery store of Thibeault & Ferland
and was sentenced TO serve not less
than two nor more than three years in
the state prison at Windsor. On a
motion Of his control the case was
placed before the board of charities
and probation.
Attorneys c. A. Watson and W. r.
McFeeters appeared for Daley and
States Attorney NJ II. Alexander
prosecuted
Because Of the absence Of the
counsel. the trials Of the alleged liquor
smugglers who were caught near Bak-
ersheld last night Saturday night and
which were to have taken place yester-
day have been postponed until Thurs
day morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
ABNORMALLY COLD
PRIOR TO CHRISTMAS

Washington, d. O., Dec. 20.-
Christmas throughout the east
ern half of the country will be
preceded by abnormally cold
weather, the weather bureau
said to-day. Much lower tenn
peratures were predicted along
the Atlantic coast by Thursday.
Temperatures below zero were
reported this morning as far
east as Duluth, MINI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
BRITISH TROOPS NOT
TO BE TRANSFERRED
VIII Not Leave Irish Soil Until the
Treaty Has Been Rati-
fed.

Queenstown, Dec. 20 tBy the Associ-
ated Press Removal Of the British
troops from Ireland. which was to have
bcen begun today. has been suspended
Ind they win not be Withdrawn un-
less the treaty Is ratified. It is stated
here
A transport which was TO have tax
en- on board troups at Queenstown to-
day has been recalled to England. and
special trains to convey troops from
various places in southern Ireland have
been cancelled
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
BARRE BRANCH, G. C. i.
Al, CHOOSES OFFICERS
Thomas Nichols Again President and
Others the Same as Last

At the semi-annual meeting of Barre
branch, Granite Cutters International
association, held at thel opera house
last evening, the following officers were
elected:
President. Thomas Nichols.
Vice president, Daniel v. Ossola.
Corresponding secretary, John Me-
kernan.
Financial secretary, Angelo calde-
rara
Treasurer, Charles Thorn.
Auditors. Joseph Riceiapelli, Alfred
Morgan and Siltio Cardi.
Trustees Of local fund, E. Vanelli
and Artaur Lund.
Adjustment committee, George Rem
ME, chairman, Daniel Y. Ossola and
Thomas Venner.
Doorkeeper, j. d. Thomas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
SMALL AMOUNT TO HOSPITAL.
Was Residue of Estate of Mrs. Ines S.
Kiavora, Who Died in 1918.

The estate of Mrs. Ines 5. Klsvora. a
widow who died in 1918, has just been
settled by the executor, James Mackay,
and the residue, amounting to 500,
which was left to the executor to de-
vote to some charitable purpose, has
been given to the Barre City hospital.
to be added TO the endowment fund
for free bed service. The 500 was
paid to the treasurer of the hospital to-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
CANADIAN MINES TO CUT.
Wage Reduction Said to Average 81
Ia Per Cent.

Montreal Dec. 20.--Fifteen thousand
coal miners Of Canada to-day awaited
a reply TO their request that a minister
of labor appoint a coneiliation board
70 arbitrate their differences with the
employers who have proposed wage
reductions TO average 81 l2 per cent.
Direct negotiations between union
representatives and mine operators
broke down yesterday and were fol-
lowed Immediately by the posting Of
notices announcing the reductions ef-
fective January /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
ONLY ONE WAS FINED.
William Outher of Athol, Mass,
Booze Smuggler.

HYDE Park. Dee 20. William Outh-
er OF Afhol, Mass, one of the three
men arrested early Saturday morning
after their car had broken down near
johnson, was fined $500 in court here
yesterday for smuggling booze. The
cases against the other two Were mol
pressed. They are said to be nosices
at the game and not professional rum
runners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
INJUNCTION DENIED.
To Livestock Traders Who Fought to
Prevent Law enforcement.

Chicago. Dec. 20.-Eforts Of live
stock traders st the Chicago stock
yards 70 prevent enforcement Of the
new livestock trading act failed to-day
when Judges lands. Evans and Fit<
Henry dismissed their application f6r
injunction restraining Secretary Of
Agriculture Wallace and District At
torney Charles ,. Kline from euforc-
ing the law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
BIG JAP wARsHIP LAUNCHED.
But Under Proposed Agreement il
Would Be Strapped

Toxic. Dec. ~ lBy the Asssciaied
pressi.-The drtatnaugit Tosa uas
launched -dsy 81 the Aifsu5shi ship
yards ~ Narasaki. bur = slated 70 s.
yrapped under fbe rayai limiiafion
: izu An immense cro~d ATTENDED fie
Josa's launckinr and Nice-Admirai
princr Hircyasu fnshiui ofsciate.d.
aciinr a. proxy fa- fhe rersni
Tle Tea nas estimated to CIT ~
uar3s of 13fou1u ysn-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
SERVICES FOR 607.
Were Held at Brooklyn Army Base
To-day.

New York, Dec. 20---Funeral sers-
ices for 697 United States soldiers who
died in France were held at the Brook
lyn army base to-day. The bodies ar
rived here from France last Friday
afternoon on the transport st. Mihiel.
Clergymen Of the Protestant, Cath
Ollie and Jewish churches were invited
TO participate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
HARDING STICKS ON JOB.
Not Inclined to Go on Road Much Till
March.

Washington, d. C., Dee. 90 -Presi-
dent Harding is disposed to remain
closely in Washington for the next
three months and is caneeffing all ten
tative engagements which he has had
for speeches or trips to various parts
of the country.
IL was indicated at the White House
to-day that his policy would be fol-
lowed at least until March because Of
the pressure Of business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
BETHEL
Surprise Party in Honor 7sth An
niversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Beals.

About 20 friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren J. Beals gave them very
pleasant surprise at their home last
evening on the occasion Of their 25th
wedding anniversary. Twenty five
shining silver dollars were presented
Harvey. Sandwiches, cake and coffee
them in neat speech by Rev. Win c.
were served and cards and dancing
were enjoyed.
Warren J. Beal was born in Frank
fort. Ne. Grace Fairbrother was born
in Orland, Ne. They were married in
Hallowell, Me-. which was then home
until they came here 10 years ago with
the large influx Of granite people. Mr..
Beal has worked as stonecutter, shed
boss and local superintendent Mrs.
Beal has conducted large boarding
house very successfully. Marvel @.
Beal Of this place is their only child.
Gray MeColintock. The naturalist.
win preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning.
The Woman's club win meet Tues
day Of next week at the home Of Mrs
G. ID. Gushing. Miss Agnes Reynolds
viii speak on ~Heme Making" Note
the change Of day from Monday, the
usual day.
Miss Doris Adams Of Barnard. aged
- years. only daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Adams. died yesterday. Of
organic heart disease. from which she
had suffered = year OF more. She also
suffered from lsmeness. cadsed BY an
accident two wears ago az school. Much
sympathy i felt for the patents and
the brother who survive.
Ralph Noble l. home from Dart
mouth college for the holidays.
Since returning last fall TO her
duties 81 St Lakes hospital in Oeve-
land. Miss Marion Buliard has been
given an assistant a. receiving matron
and custodian Of rccords. II was found
that Miss Bullard vas doing the work
of two persons without complaint.
y B. Sneiiinz = shut in with =
.praincd ankle
Edrar n. ~. Ouen = substituting
,n route , for Oliver y. Barrows. the
rural mail s3rrsrr. uho Was assaulted I
Ilv a hiehuavtnan - days aro. wiki
30 his rodfs Iff postal inspecfor has
q - ists' rcsi fnr MI
Barruus. uho T. 10 ard arouni sstk
laT i.ut quite hme from the "a
perieBce
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
PORTUGUESE UPHEAvAI.
Parliament Dissolved. New Election on
Jan. g.

Lisbon, Dec. 20. lBy the Associated
Pressl,-A decree WAS issued today.
signed by all the ministers Of the
Portuguese cabinet. dissolsing parlia-
men and fixing January a. the date
for holding a general election.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
MAI. GEN. xoRRIsos RErIREs'
After More Thar as Years Of Active
Service.

Wsshinrton. ID 4. Maior General
John r Morrison Vas placed on the
retired lisf to-day after more than -
years # active military duty. having
rearhei thr statuiory aee 81 retire
nrenfs-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20

The above dispatch is the ir.t news
Of new Political disturbances in Portu-
gal that has come direct from the
Portuguese capital. Special dispafehps
last night from London quoted other
adtices from Lisbon va Faris 20 thr
effect that q netF revolution had brnk-
en- out IN Portugal These despafches
said that severe casualties bad ~
snliei.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
FRANKFORT

The Y. w c. A. conference will be
held this afternoon at the Central Meth
odst Church, orthodox and GrisCom
streets, when Mrs. John Gribbcl. presi-
dent: cr. Sarah Miller, chairman Of the
Frankford branch Miss Esther Hawcs,
executive SECRETARY of the east.Gcntral
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
DELAWARE COUNTY

Or. Martin w Barr, OF the Pennsyl.
vania Ira lnIhg School for the Feeble
minded. at Elwyn, was the guest OF
honor at an entertainment and reception
given by the faculty and officers Of the
school on Wednesday evening. Or. Barr.
mno mas been granted n six months
ieave OF absence, will sail for Honolulu
w warren Tor q trip through China and
JTbIasn, rbIssn, 40 left Elwyn on Thursday for
a dance will be given by the junior
members OF the Woman's Club Of Media
on saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Reese NJ. Fleischmann
entertained at dinner. followed bv a card
party, Mt their home, In Moyiar, n few
e@ntn'nEs @ ago the guests including Mr..
NJ. Mra. Ha!stead Rhodes. Major and
MRS. ~ Joseph Koch Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
~ nreiEhton, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ross
anI nm,ue; MT and Mrs. J. Pollock Murta
ana Sergeant Gallagher
n dance was given on Saturday eve.
hlnB by the junior section OF the Won.
ans Ciub OF Swarthmore.
The annual meeting Of the Delaware
county League of Women Voters was
ncld az the Media Clubhouse n few dayt
ITS walter w. Pharo. Mrs. John CLAUDE
bCutord, Mrs. Paul Lackenmayer, Mrs
rn"ard Hartshorne, Mrs. John l.. Far,
,,S'l Mra' Elwood J. Dickinson, Mrs. A
Com:Rys, Mrs. Walter Robinson
JonhS, Mrs. Walter H. Corkran, Mrs
"Illiam Ward. Jr. Mrs NJ. NJ. Young
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
o learn that he is recuperatins from

to learn that he is recuperating from
his recent illness.
The Tau Phi Gamma Sorority, Accord
Club, will give an informal dance on Sat
urday evening in the Rose Garden of the
Bellevue -Stratford. The following com
nittee and members are III charge: MISS
Mabel Lukcr, Miss Edith Kirk. MISS
Carolyn Turner, Miss Helen Beelzer'
Mr.. Walter Cleeland. Miss Helen
Schneider, Miss Margaret McAliister.
Miss Helen Lewis, Miss Charlotte Will
klnson, Miss Mary Petit. Miss Lucy
fenrose, Miss Esther Richardson, Miss
Helen PiCkard. Miss Lillian Brooks. Miss
Gertrude Garrodd, Miss Mildred GAL
lagher, Miss Elizabeth Dippy, Miss Mary
Laurer. Miss Alice Boardman. Miss Ruth
Stansbury, Miss Dorothy Scattergoqd,
Miss Dorothy Harris. Miss Evelyn Beck
man, Miss Nir. Petit. Miss Estelle Pick
ard and Miss Marie Pickard.
A miscellaneous shower was given on
Monday evening In honor Of Miss We
ronica Splane, at her home, 1914 Ritner
street Among the guests were Miss
Betty Carlin, Miss Christina Lents. Miss
Mary Splane. Miss Helen Mcfarland.
Miss Nan Mcfarland. Miss Margaret
Devereaux and Miss Evelyn Messick
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Burns are being
congratulated on the birth of n daughter,
Marjorie Burns. Mrs Burns Will be re-
membered as Miss Madeline Conahan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
GER MANToWN

MI; and Mrs. George l.. Estabrook. OF
o2O West Cliveden avenue, will leave
tt9norrow 70 spend two weeks at the
hotei Chalfonte, Atlantic City. Mr..
cent illness. ''''
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ferguson Mill
Ter. OF ST. Paul, MINI, ore the guests for
some time OF their aunt, Mrs, Heberton.
Vi Ea4 west Gravers lane.
a dinner party and linen shower wan
sIyeh Dy the Misses Langton OH Sat
uruay AFTERNOON at their home, 1880 Ger.
Inahtown avenue. In honor of Miss Sara
seaman and Miss Anna Seaman. whose
engaBements have been recently an
hounced Those present were Miss Isa.
pei Scanlan, Miss Mary Walsh Miss
Margaret Walsh, OF Shenandoah. pa, :
MISS Anna Marie Seaman, Miss Mary
Seaman. Miss Isabel Scanion. OF Oar
mantown; Miss Sara Seaman, Miss Anna
seaman, Miss Helen Muliahey. Miss
Mary Langton and Miss Elmer iangton.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Nelson Gul,ck. of
SS4 west Logan street, entertained In
torma,y at cards at their home on
saturday evening: The guests included
Mss Lawiish, Mr. and Mrs. William
Mencke and Mr. Wallace Cooper.
Miss Delamour Furions, Of s424 Keim
street, entertained Informally at her
nome on Saturday evening. Among the
guests were Miss Mabel FNirionE. Miss
ethel Nave, Miss Hazel Brown, Miss
Lillian zimmerman. Miss Flora Kinsel
Mr.. Lee Bailey. Mr.. Frank Durron and
Mr.. Howard Furlong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16

Mrs. Howard Lindy, Mrs. w. I. Farou-
harson, Mrs. John S. c. Harvey. Mrs.
Walter Robinson Johns and Mrs. Alex
ander B. Geary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

A surprise sweet sixteen party was
given Saturday night by Mrs b. r.
Click. Of 1929 West Cumberland street.
in honor of her daughter, Miss Jean
netto Ulick's, birthday.
Among those present were Miss Laura
Ninicur, Miss Rose Goidfarb, Miss Rose
Hrshfeld. Miss Ruth Lapan, Miss Min
ME Shalnned. Miss Bertha Shamberg
Miss Mae Click, Miss Anna Ulick Miss
Henrietta Ulick Miss Elsie Weinman,
Mr.. Benjamin Haskins. Mr.. Julius HuB-
key, Mr.. Harry Gottlieb. Mr.. Howard
kolbeS Mr. Phil Shapiro, Mr. Maurice
Schwartz, Mr.. Jack SchwartE, Mr.. Louis
Dubinsky, Mr.. Samuel Dubinsky. Mr..
Maurice Druker. Mr.. Samuel Silverman
and Mr.. Samuel Levick.
The alumni of the Hebrew Sunday
school will give a dance this evening at
the Philadelphia Turgemeinde, Broad
street and Columbia avenue.
DR.. B. L. Brown. OF 1928 West Tioga
street. Is spending a few weeks at Palm
Beach, Fla,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

r,;rgrI ',, N',' ,''''H H,,n Mnvr viii give
a .,I,,, .mH'"'m G,,,,l.,,' 'rvaninr February
., ", U' - Wiss' lI.lan Hone wilson.
Sor,LI", NJ nnL Mrs Alan y VIII
.o,' 'rT,,,, i',r;,,,"n,rnt 10 Mr Robert
Dr,,cri ,.,,s Tr,T,iIv announced Mr..
and Mrs. St"wardson Will also "mt"r'H'n
~ a dIun"r on ihnrNuaE' 'rnI u"L % ,inn
,,'"r" the lee l"rhlNaI ~ '"' '""''''S
falar".
Mis-, %,r,.,. L. como daughter Of Mrs.
Un't,.. ,'o, e r0u L,ast InI,usOn street
Gr,,n,,,,,,nnr ~ w. ,,,,ir hn thS ru,.gt OF honor
49, a. "'Hu. o" u, WIZ w, NV, ~ be
r.y'n h\ Miss thdWnladrr hi h"r nTIil''
."i? Locust street Ine guests VIII IN, ~
rN"' M,SS FRANCES +; MlS,"r, MrT'
!'' y Waterman, MISS heIciI "nM"'"-
~ r. Mr Horace Jayne, MT, J"hn Mn"r,-
LrlHnl. Of Boston MI Ernest 9aN"s'
ef" Mr Mas de Schauense''
Nj, and Nrs' I,,niIc {, Govrlu will
return frnun thoIr woddinp trin early
rr>I 'vn, and Yin ren''Im at thc hUnl,.
~ Vry ,;.,I1,, ',In ~, oronts ''" Mr and MrS
Ir,,,,,r,, E'''n ~ ,p,'. pa in I',nr,.y
slrcnI for a short time before occupy
.0g their home "TrcgarICk," Devon. Mrs.
Ecyolu before her wedding on February
., was Miss Cccilv w Barnes
Mr. and Mrs Barnes and their son.
VI Hampton Barnes, have left for
fishing "trip to Florida, whore they eX-
"cl 70 remain about three weeks.
son viii hs ~ "'"U!"r'SV "mc,, VI stoHrhfen toto
unugh,rr nC Tr mud TrsS AHm1ISfns r
S,oTrhtro nG io'.t jvnybin"1o% innr
rirrmantown who vili he ',,,T nrsscntod 70
society bv Tr, mnrnnis IN in ,bc autumn,
''' '''''' - ''''
Miss Hannah NJ. Elliott. daughter Of
SS9on@l and Mrs William J, Elliott. OF
T6.,.SS@@u'h Co.. south Seventeenth street, VIII be
nroS,,,auF presented to society, by her
FFSIii[ntS FIio,ttS at i tea carly in November, Miss
Wos,o, VIZ, VINO ~ at present student at
S"oTSiSTIoHrr' viii return for the Easter
"o'"ayS'
Mrs Riddlr Dulc and her two sons
Master Angler b. Dnke and Master An
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
NORRISIOWN

Announcement Is made OF the en-
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs Edwin stan
ton Burk, and Mr. Wilbur Kaylor Nc
Kee, son Of the Rev. W. K. Mckee, Of
the Greentree Church. Mr.. Mckee Is a
graduate OF the Norristown High School
and OF Crslnus College.
Mrs. n. Howland Brown, OF De Kalb
street, entertained at auction bridge In
nonor OF Mrs j. Newton Hunsberger,
Jr., Of Germantown. Mrs. Hunsberger
was formerly Miss Florence Tinkler, OF
Norristown. There were twelve guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoey, of s24 West
Marshall street are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of son on February
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-16
Freedom Party

Mr.. and Mrs Vincent Vioante enter
taIncd at freedom party for their son.
Mr.. Pasquale Violante, in honor Of his
ming az 8 o'clock at their home, 1906
South Fifteenth street. The guests in
cluded Mr.. Joseph Niolantc, Miss Grace
Violhnte, Miss Mary Violante. Mr.. and
Mrs SI1 aI," Antonio MoeL'o Mr. TM and Mrs. I,;s si
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gallo. members
Of the family, and Mr.. Frank Simionc
Mr.. Modesto Smilari and Miss Lillian
SImione. OF New York Mr.. and Mrs.
MIR Ernest Salandria. Mr. Frank Snlan-
dria, Mr.. Henry Ifauffmen, Mr.. John
Persante, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Tron-
celliti, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Troncelliti