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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-03
Los NINOS SON
PROPENSOS A PADECER
DE LOMBRICES.

Ell crecimiento de un nifio afectado
de lolnbrices, tiene que ser muy len
to. La mayoria de los niiios, no i'm
.porta 10 aseados que los puedan tie.
ner sus madres, tienen 10 propension
de nevarse Ia boca, cuanto encuen-
tran; este es una verdad, applicable o
todos los iHfantes. En- esa forIna,
clos cGntraen diversas enfermeda-
des. Entire las mas peligrosas Sc en-
cGentran Ia formation de lombr;ces,
llalnadas "cabeza de alfiler" de gan
cho, "cabeza de puerco' Y La Solita-
y;o -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-03

I'm ilino, privado
de sufciente nutri-
cion, por 10 que le
consume Ia Sohta-
ria, usualmente lie
va impreso en- su
Sistema, las terri
bles huellas, per
toda la vida. Ell
signo SECURE de la
existencia de la
"Solitaria" o "Te-
MIA, son la expul-
sion de particulas
del parasite en- las
deyecciones, asi CO
Evening star., 1921-08-31

Attractive Rope P or 1 e re s,
made of heavy velour ropes, with
five silk bands rupning through;
In red, blue, maroon, brown, olive
and dark green. For double size
dOOrWayS
Evening star., 1921-08-31
ARRANGEMENTS FINISHED
FOR SHRINE BALL GAME
Motor Column Will Garry Balti-
more Visitors to Base
= Ball Park.

Arrangements have been completed
for the spectacular base ball game to be
staged at $3.50 O'Clock Saturday afternoon
of this week between mines representing
Almas Temple, Ancient Arabic Order
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine, Of this city.
All the uniformed bodies of Almas
Temple and the members of Almas Auto
mobile Club have been directed to as
semble at headquarters, III 18th street.
at 1:30 O'Clock Saturday afternoon and
proceed thence to the electric railway
avenue. to meet the delegation, from
Boumi Temple, scheduled to arrive at 2
O'Clock. The visitors will be assigned
to automobiles and the motor column
will move to American League Base Ball
Park. 7th street and Florida avenue.
Boumi's Band and Arab Patrol will be
in uniform, and, with all of Almas'
uniformed bodies in action, the game
is expected to prove picturesque and
out Of the ordinary.
AlmaS' share of the proceeds will help
defray the expenses Of attendance at an
elaborate ceremonial to be held by
Crescent Temple of Trenton, N. j.. at
Atlantic City. September II. Each
Shrine temple within a radius of 1000
miles Of Trenton has been invited to at
tend, and it Is expected that 10000
Shriners will be present The party
to number $500 Amas' delegation,
TO consist of 1.5Oo persons, headed by
Illustrious Potentate Henry Lansburgh.
Is to travel to the shore by special
train, leaving here at 1880 o'clock Fri
day afternoon, September Is, and re-
turning. departing from Atlantic City
at o'clock Sunday afternoon, Septem-
Der Is. Every noble Of Almas and his
wife or other sweetheart have been in
vited to participate in the outing.
Evening star., 1921-08-31
PRESIDENT TO CONSIDER
SEIZED PROPERTY POLICY
May Be Used as Basis Of Negotiat-
ing War Claims Against
Germany.

The policy to be followed by the
administration as to the ultimate dis
position Of German property seized
during the war will be taken up by
President Harding within the next
few days. His first conference on this
subject will be with Col. Thomas W.
Miller. alien property custodian, and
it will be during this conference that
the necessary legislation to fix the
final disposal Of enemy property will
be decided upon.
However. it is known that Col. Mil
Ter is of the opinion that although
legislation will be necessary, certain
disposition is made possible under the
treaty. He is knowa to have ex-
pressed himself as being favorable to
the use of alien property as a basis
for negotiations looking to the pay
ment of American claims against Ger
many arising prior to April B, 1917,
Of which, he says. the Lusitania claim
was an outstanding example.
Evening star., 1921-08-31
GOVERNORS UNITE.
TQeUT RAIL RATES
Colorado State Executive In
vites Sixteen in Movement
for Reduction.

DENVER. August si.-oliver H.
Shoup, Governor Of Colorado. has d.
rected letters to the governors OF six
teen western states. asking them to
join with Colorado in efforts to bring
about q reduction of railroad rates.
Gov Shoup also announced the
transportation committee of Colorado,
named last March to attempt to bring
down the cost of living by reduc-
tion of railroad rates. will nile a
complaint late this week with the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
asking the commission to rescind its
order of August 26. 1920. which
granted the railroads an increase IN
rates.
Honesty Demanded.
The petition also asks that the COM
mission, besides re-establishing the
rates in effect prior to August 26.
1920. compel the railroads in case
they wish an increase in rates here
after to show that they are honestly
and efficiently managed"
The governor has asked the. gov
ernors of the following states to join
with Colorado in the petition: Wash
ington, Oregon, California, Nevada,
Idaho Montana. Utah. Arizona, Texas.
Oklahoma. New Mexico. Wyoming.
North Dakota, South Dakota. Ne
braska and Kansas.
Evening star., 1921-08-31
MILITARY UNITS RETIRED.

Seventeen units of the Quartermas-
ter corps have been placed on the
inactive list, in accordance with the
program of reducing the Army to
10000 men. The units given tha in
active status include three salvage
companies, three clothing and bath
units, three sales commissaries, four
bakery companies and four mobile
laundry units
Evening star., 1921-08-31
NEW SURGEON REGULATION.

BY direction of the President. sur
geons Of the police and fire depart
ments of the District Of Columbia
have been added to the list of posi-
tions subject to competitive ex-
animation under the civil service
rules.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
FRANKFORT

MT. and Mrs. William Mather Holmes.
1lls Fouikrod street, Northwood. have
returen from an extended trip through
A euchre and dance will be held this
evening and tomorrow evening At st,
Joachim's school hail for the benofit OF
the convent building FUND Of the church.
pr. and Mrs Frank J. Haas. of 1914
Ortnodox street, are spending several
weeks at Dunedin. Fla.
Mr., and Mrs. william v. Daubert. of
ovVs Dttman street, announce the mar
rage OF their daughter, Miss Lillian
Dauoert, to Mr.. James Heckert. at Har.
rispurB, on January IL.
MISS Martha Allison, of Arrott street.
VIII be hostess this afternoon TO the
members or her five hundred club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Knorr. Of FIJI.
more street, are receiving coneratuia
lions on the birth of daughter.
Miss Ethel Ellis, of 33ls MCKINLEY
avenue, and Mrs. worreIi have zone 10
F1orfoa to spend q month.
Miss Carrie Pont!ous Will entertair
tne sewing circle of which she is mem
those present vii, be Mrs Charles vii.
coason. Mrs. Charles Conn, Mrs. wein.
coop. Mrs. Charles Weining, Miss Ha
DECK. Miss Ann Ferguson Miss Ann Pal
latt, Miss Stella Helm, Miss Marior
Wethefsoll. Mrs w. Burcaw, Mrs. Rob
ert Weller, Mrs. Jack Law, Mrs. Johr
bIl. Mrs. Harry Crary end Mrs. b
Miss @. r.. Hills. so.s nr,dr. stree,
has returned to her home after si1
months' trip TO England.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
GERM ANToWN

Miss Mary Louise McCown. $500 Em.
len street, will entertain at luncheon at
her home tomorrow afternoon in honor
Of Miss Aida Htsena Buehler, daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. william 4. Buehfer,
of 81 Pelham road, whose marriage 10
Mr.. Horace Miller Barba will take place
In St Peters Church on Saturday eve-
ming. February s, at 6 O'Clock. The
guests at the luncheon win include Miss
Buehler's bridal party, Mrs. Michael NJ
Ritter, Miss Margaret NJ. Walker. Miss
Sarah Vose Cooke, Miss Eleanor Scatter
good. Miss Elizabeth Wiener. Miss An.
netta MacGrath and Miss Natalie
Blixard. Tomorrow evening Miss Sarah
Vose Cooke. of 1l3 Mapiewood avenue,
will entertain at cards In honor of Miss
Buehler and Mr.. Barba- In addition to
Miss Buehler's briday party the guests
will include Mr. Barba's best man and
ushers and few additional guests, In.
cluding Mr.. Milton b. Barba, Mr.. Philip
8 Barba. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T..
-Barba. Mr.. Martin II. Buehier. I'd. Mr..
William r Buehler. Jr.. Mr.. Michael NJ.
Ritter. Mr.. Robert s. Perry. Jr., Mr.
Clarence Brewster. Mr.. .-Donaid smith,
DR.. Lawrence X. CahaH and Mr.. Oscar
T. Smith. Of Baltimores
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Madeiey, of 31l2
Mdvale avenue. entertained az bridge
last evening In honor Of Miss Jane Arm
strong Culin, Of 1929 Pine street. whose
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chapman, 335
South Sixteenth street. have issued In.
vtations for n dinner on Saturday eve
ming. February s, 5,.......
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Morice, of
S7i? st. Martins lane. Chestnut Hill, will
shortly issue Invitations for large
dinner on Friday evening. April 1. at the
Mask and wig clubhouse In honor OF
their daughter. Miss Alice Morice, be-
fore the meeting OF Mrs. Charles Stew
Art Wurts' dancing class.
Miss Pauline Davis Bowie, 2S1 South
Fourth street, will entertain at bridge.
followed by tea, In honor Of Mrs. Ar
thur Hacker The guests will include
Mrs. Cushman Newhall. Mrs. Clayton
Platt, Mr.. Roland s. Morris, Mrs. Felix
dv Pont. Mrs. John w. Muir. Mrs. Rob-
tr Watson. Mrs. Joseph r. Carpenter.
IT, and Mrs. Langdon Lea.
M. and Mrs. Henry InsersoiI. Of
C.oyer Hnl. Germantown. will entertain
at dinner tomorrow night and on Sat.
urday evening, January 80.
ms M csoil A..raek. Of San Francisco,
he guest OF Miss Nina Lea, at her
nome, 1000 Walnut street.
Mrs William II. Cookman, of 42O
west Price street, German ntown, will re-
turn tomorrow from a visit 10 New
Miss Lorraine Disston. Of Norwood
Hali. Chestnut Hill. has issued invita-.
IONS for dinner on Tuesday, April II,
a. the Ritz-Carlton, in honor Of Miss
Lucille Luoyle Austin, daughter Of Mr..
Richard l.. Austin.
Mrs Robert Heberton. of Chestnut
niii, announces the engagement Of her
daughter. Miss Harriet Lockerrnan He.
ppsr.oI. to Mr.. Samuel Francis Butler, OF
Ssa' SSsmalo' M n T.; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
george W. l.. Butler. OF Moore, Pa.
=. Invitations will shortly be issued NV
ms: Joseph Baldwin hutchinson OF
Lows spruce street, for a luncheon at
nor nome. to be followed by a matinee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks Of the Riggs-Franklin Wedding
Scheduled for April-She Sees Attractive
COstuntes-Other Matters

ary 2.
Dr. and Mrs. George Faies Baker vii,
entertain at dinner at the Bellevue
Stratford on Monday evening next. The
Hirst, Miss Margaret r, Gest, Mr.. Henry
Blye, Jr.. and Mr. Edward Hopes. The
guests Will later attend a box party d
the antversary bali AZ the Academy of
Music: DR.. and Mrs. Baker win enter.
dinner at the Bellevue Stratford on
Tuesday night next and later In their
box at the opera.
Mrs. Harrison K Gamer. Jr.. and her
mother. Mrs. William J. Baird, who
have been at home Informally on Mon.
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Gamer, SO
Pine street. viii not be at homo on
Monday afternoon next, January ~.
but they wifi be at home on Monday
No cards have been sent out.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hampton Barnes. OF
1917 De Lancey place. who has been
spending few days In New York and
In Washington, where she has been. en-
tertained as the guest OF her brother
Todd. U. s. N. and Mrs. Todd, will re.
turn to her home tomorrow. Tho we'd
ding OF Miss Barnes and Mr.. Emile c
Geyelin. Of Hardwicse. vilianova- viii
February s, in the Church Of St Luke
and the Epiphany.
Mrs Joseph W. Bailey. Jr.,. who, has
been spending q few days In New York
will return today to her home. lice
Locust Street.
Mrs, Robert r Benedict and her
The Corners. I susartovn rs m ress. sSe' Devon. q.
who have been spending few days
In New York. returned to their homo last
night.
Mrs. Howard L. Murray, of Mountain
avenue, Melrose, will entertain At an
Monday afternoon next in honor Of Miss
Madeleine Asbdry. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Asbury. Of Mestha, Oak
Lane, who will be married to Mr.. John
Hawkes. Wilson on Saturday afternoon;
Church. osontx Miss Murray will At.
tend Miss Asbury as one Of her brides
maids
. Miss Lysbeth boyd. dsbutante daush.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D: knickerbocker
Boyd, Of the Coronado ApartnentA VIII
New Haven. Conn. to attend the Yale
prom to be given on February =. 8 and ..
, Mrs. Littieton w. Tasewen Waller.
who has been entertained as the guest
of her son and daughterin-law, Major
Littieton w Tazewell Waller, y. s. NJ
G.. and Mrs. Waller. in Washington.
for a few days. has returned to her
home. $500 South Twentieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l. Fcnner. Of
Providence, II. l.. who have been enter.
tanned as the guests OF Mr.. Fenner's
brother-in. law and sister. Nj. and Mrs..
Randall Morgan. of wyndmoor,> East
Willow. Grove avenue, Chestnut Hill.
have returned to their home and will
leave early in February for Orpond.
Fla, where they expect to remain for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Keith, of
Chicago. are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son yesterday. Mira
Keith will be remembered as MiAs Elisa.
beth Stetson Cummings, OF this city.
Mr.. Gustave A. Heckscher, Of ISLE
brook. Strafford, will entertain at q
dance this evening in honor Of his niece,
Miss Lucretia Hecischer, I'd, daughter
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Stevens Heckscher.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Anna I.arkin. ssti North Broad
street. viii be hostess to the Alpha Pau
Sigma on Saturday afternoon at her
home. Among those who will attend
will be Miss Doris Dennison, Miss Mary
Wright, Miss Catherine Ferry. Miss
Maixie Ferry. Miss Elizabeth Park,ns
Miss Myrtle Sherwood, Miss Cathe-
rine Whiteman. Miss Katherine Young
and Miss Anna Larkm.
The following members Of the Fifty
Fifty Club will meet today at the homo
o Miss Marguerite Larkin, 38&1 North
Broad street: Miss Miriam Dooiey.
Miss Adele Fredericks, Miss Anna Lar
kin. Miss Elvira Maftiney. Miss Dorothy
NcDevite. Mas Alma Wall. Miss Ruth
wairath. Miss Marguerite Larkin, Mr..
Edwin Feeny. Mr.. Charles Hall, Mr..
Robert Lukens, Mr.. Martin McCooiey.
Mr.. William Mclaughlin, Mr.. Paul
BARKER. Mr. Nathan whitaker and Mr..
Harris Burton.
A dance will be given by the congre-
CATION Of Shaart Shamyim on Saturday
evening At northwest corner Twenty
third and Wharton street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21

DJMONT'S 9TH & ARCH I:,r.. siIs
Mats Mon, Wei, Sat, zIts
EMMETT WEIGH Minstrels
Bur..que. "Ouh WOMEN JuRIBrs'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21

for the assembly include Mrs. stockton
Mrs, Thomas Downs, Jr., Mrs. Joseph E'
Haines, Mrs. Thomas w. Simpers, MITE;
w. r. lands. Mrs. John W. Adams sho
Mrs. John Ledoux.
Mrs. J. O. q. Bishop. Of swsrthmore
entertained the bridge club OF ,rnc wnicn Hs, ss,
guests included Mrs. Harold gssnss:
Mrs. W; n clit.orS isns,,or M,s; ThGms' Mrs
Hopemsn. Mrs. 8. N: podd. ~. bSy'
wheelock.
ton m are "a en,srtsininr Captain and Mrs
Clinton Long, Of Lewes. Del. NJ the''
homo In Chester this week.
The tnidvin,er reception Of the
swarthnore w0snens Club VII ee M nsio
on Friday evening, January 20, pre-.
ceded by q program Of living ~ ~
Snass the dr. S,reG,isn ais",s,r, 2, M r.. Edwin A.
YarnalI and the other club officers viii
recsiye the guests. and Mrs. Dorothy
Johnston Baseier viii assist IN enter
tanning.
Mr.. and Mrs. seweil II: corkrsn en-.
tsrsd n.. INFORMALLY y,,y o at Weans,sy a'nhse a. @ eSe.
ming.
Mrs. John c. Harper. Of sot South
Forty.ffth street, entertained the
Swarthmore bridge club to which t she
belongs at luncheon on "wednesday. Ine
members Of the club are Mrs. Joseph
Perry, Mrs. Louis E. skinner. Mrs
Mrs. Albert Stamford, Mrs. II; G. Barr
Mrs John N. Pittock and MIS- a, F.
Jackson.
The woman's Club Of swarthmort
contributed the program at the meetins
of the West Chester Club on Monoas
afternoon. presenting = Russian play en-
tilted she Bears" following which Mrs
Leonard g. Ashton assisted In entertain
Ing. Those taking part in the cast were
MIS-. George Casey, Mrs. Howard Greer
and Miss Alice Lukens. The afternoon
closed with q tea.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hoy. of New
York, are being congratulated on the
birth of a daughter a few days ago; MRS
Hoy is the daughter Of Mrs. William
8. Blakeley, Of Chester.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
NoRRisTowN

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Block. of 52i
Haws avenue, entertained at q dinneE
and card party in honor OF the fifteenth
anniversary of their wedding day
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
BENZ jaInin Il. Block. Miss Thelma Block,
Miss Sophie Block Miss Emma Saller
Mr.. Louis Block, Mr.. Byron Block. Mt
Milton Pagei. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Block, Mr.. and Mrs. I. wagman. Mr.
and Mrs Henry ,Pagel, Mr.. and MRS
Jacob Block, Mr.. and Mrs William Gold
stein and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Block.
The following members OF local card
club held a supper and theatre party In
Philadelphia Mrs. James MacNeill. Mrs
Albert Hollbrook. Mrs. Frank Doyle.
Mrs Ralph Dnckwbrth. Mrs. Benjamin
Kuhlman, Mrs. Burk Pechin. Mrs
Charles Daub and Mrs. Leon Kohl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
ALONG THE READING

Mrs Alfred Matthew. Of ils Summit
avenue. Jenktntown. will entertain at
hinss Eiisaeeth Burke Matthew. Of 1900 North
Miss Florence Gorchov. Of Sla LindIey
avenue, Logan. entertained the members
OF The Fourteen" sewing circle, at her
home on Tuesday evening. Among those
present were Miss Claire Feinstein. Miss
Minerva Brest. Miss Betty Brest, Of
Camden Miss Rose Hubsher, Miss Rose
Theil. Miss Dora Cohen. Miss Florence
Malmod: Miss Henrietta Hess. Miss
Edith Miller. Miss Edith Nsynson, Miss
Edith Eisner, Miss Reba Rosenfelt, Mrs.
Walter Davidson. Miss Fannie wsldman,
Mss Faye Grossman. Miss Elsie Llcht-
man. Miss Frieda 1ngber. Mr.. Morris c..
Berman. Mr.. Samuel L. Gold, Mr..
Nathan w. Ingber, Mr. David Cartun.
Mr.. Harry Cohen. Mr.. David Grossman.
Mr. Albert Buck. Mr.. Victor Feinsteln.
MI. Moe Rosenthal, DR.. II. Ostrum. Mr..
walter Davidson, Mr.. Nathan Gorchov
and Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gorchov.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21

Seventeenth street, entertained infor.
n1aliy at her home on Sunday evening.
Among those present were Mr.. ana
Mrs. ,. J. Sullivan.
Friends Of Mr.. Harold Fredericks. will
be glad TO hear he Ia recuperstinG from
his recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Zavorski, Of 10ss
South Eighteenth street. entertained In
formally at their home last evening.
Among their guests were Miss e. Myers
and Niles Marie Harkins.
The A Ciass of the Boys Southern
High School, Broad and jackson streets,
left on trip to Washington last night
Among the scholars are Mr.. Edward
Cox, M Walter Peca. Mr.. n Miller,
Mr. carr Llsnder, Mr.. ]. Olson, Mr.. A.
Firth and Mr.. c, DfudinR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21

r,uoRT engagements are certainly the
,,d.r Of the day, are they not! Sarah
S.st,n. I hear, Is to be married In
snriI 10 Dudley Rigs. Of baltimore.
~, snsseement was announced last
rs,dsv' Won remember. That's about
coJ time for an engagement. isn't II
s;ves A girl time to set her trous-
80, tos,ther and the round OF enter =
ss;n;cs and 80 on cannot be 50 long
=, 10 wear her out.
"s.,sh /, the elder Of the two Frank :
~ Her sister Sidney married Frank
sohi,u. Jr., last spring, and they have
~. ~ those cute new houses on Berkley
W .d In Hayerford. It always reminds
~ a magazine house. just the right
Dnn,her Of window boxes and the wicker
soscb furniture and gin cham covered
Elbows and tablecloth you see pictured
sarah I Is a great friend Of Agnes
Rookie Mason. And speaking OF Agnes
Mason. have you seen that absolutely
Ssrlinp baby Of hers? It's the most
Smpled, cunning thing have seen for
Ares, she has had the dearest picture
Wten of herself and the baby. She Is
S.ediur over the crib In which lies his
Ssbyship. and the baby 10 looking up
a her With the cutcst expression /
Ss,e seen for manya day. -,
To 70 back to Sarah Franklin. she
,.ft town yesterday TO- visit Mrs. Riggs,
ssne. 1910 Paul street. I saw her
- Chestnut street the other day. look.
;rs sweet In q long leopard skin coat
sas : small nat Of dark henna duve.
gpe.
AR, AND MRS. VAN RENsSE-
wi LAER and the Gouverneur Cad
v,,aders sailed for Europe today. The
csdva,aders were married last Sat
urday at Camp Hill, you remember.
fhey went down 70 Atlantic City for
4 few days and then returned TO Mrs.
CAdwslsder's home. Hawkswell. for .
kv days before sailing. Mrs. Cadwala-
jtr was Mae Fell Henry. Mrs. Van
Repsseiaer's second daughter. Her
Ant husband wss Howard Henry, who
dlsd IN England few months after the
saiiis Henry, Mrs. Csdws,sder's
laughter, IL . most attractive little
p,fson. She came up from Foxcroft
ehooi where she "a spending the winter.
"a attend her mothers wedding and !
happened to see her out In the country
On Sunday. She was wearing one Of
those smart Indian design coat sweat
srs She has very pretty gray blue eyes
and dark brown hair which is bobbed.
As she grows older she will look more
like her mother. I think.
THE Plays and Players will hold
i their next club night on Wednesday.
and the same plays will be repeated
the following evening. The three one
oct plays to be given. will be under
he direction Of Mr.. Joseph A. Decring,
f.
One Of the plays will be ''The Little
supper" BY Philip Moller. which Is
IN episode in the life Of Madame du
Barry; another playlet will be Chat
terton." by Ernest Lacy, and "a
Bright Morning." BY Serafne and
Joaquin Alvarez Quintero, will be the
third Offering.
Among the members Of the club
Who will take part will be Mrs. Joseph
Ssholes. Mrs. Joseph NJ. Conover.
Mrs. Robert G. Geddes. Jr., Miss
Rachel Price. Miss Elizabeth Oliver.
". Henry Sheppard. Mr.. Joseph
Craig Fox. Mr.. H. Royer Smith and
Mr.. Frank Shellenberger.
NANrsV WyNNu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-21
MISS MARY KEATlNG WEEDS
Mr.. GRANvEL W. NASH
Marriage Of Miss Sara Berger and
Mr.. Nsthse stlefei

,ne "e or "SdiN isii North Sfifty.tSird street.
and Mr.. Granvei w. Nash. Of Pittscuhsa,
took place this morning at 40 ons oSsUrS
ana warren streets. the Rev. Fsshsf
Francis J. Conway officiating. W.
ding breakfast followed immeoissey
after the ceremony. .,,,
The bride wore eown OF Mne 49,
soma. She carried a shower bouquet 10 o.
white Bride roses and sweet peas sme
was attended by a cousin. MUS Ny ss.
mary Doran, as maid OF hcncf o VIC
wore a gown of sunset taffeta ana pfo"n
Mr.. William Canfeid acted as best
After an extensive wedding trip: MT
ard Mre. Nash will 20 to Pntsourkh'
where they will make their horne'
sTrEFEL---BERGER
A pretty wedding took place in Apollo
Hall, 1910 North Broad street. last eve
ming at o'clock, when MISE oers
Berger, Of seM Christian street wns Mr
Nathan A. stiefei. Of 1859 wyoming ave.
nue.. Rabbi Marvin Nathan ofhcietins
A reception for two hundred guests fol-
lowed Immediately after the ceremony;
The bride wore a gown OF wnse ssuu ",
with opalescent trimming. The veil OF
tulle. arranged with orange blossoms
extended the length Of the satin train
and she carried a white Bible. Mrs. a
Berger attended her as matron Of honor
lace and carried a shower bouquet OF
roses and sweet peas Miss Evelyn
Berger. q sister, was maid Of honor. Her
gown was OF orchid taneta and she car
ried orchids. There were hve brides
Lev1n. Miss Alice Seiger. Miss Sars
Roomberg and Miss Pauline Phener. oi
New York. Each wore taneta frocka
and carried shepherd. crooks.
Mr.. Samuel Suefel acted ~ best mao
for his brother. ThA ushers included
Mr. BENJAMIN Fertei. Mr.. A. titles. Mr.
David Orion. Mr.. Morris Stlefel and Mr.
Alex. Stlefcl.
After an extensive wedding triI
through northern New York and Canadn
Mr.. and Mrs. Stiefei will make theii
home In Logan, where they will bo NJ
home after February Is.