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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-21
GLEASON DENIES
CON- CHARGES
Dapper Little Fellow Speaks in
Quiet Veice-GiVes Arm to
Aged Prisoner.

q Con" Gleason, quiet-voiced. mild
hammered and dressed like dandy.
pleaded mot guilty" when arraign-
ed in Peoria circuit court yester-
game. He was indicted upon testi-
mony of Henry W. Cath Of Musca-
tine, who said that he lost &c.
900 through one of Gleason's "easy
money" ventures.
Gleason's appearance in court is
described in the Peoria Star:
principal among them was Cor
nelius Gleason, master, they say,
among CON men. AS his name was
called, there stepped out from
among the prisoners a dapper
little man, perhaps fifty or more
years of age, neatly dressed in
suit of blue serge, clean shaver,
stepping sprightly and with an air
OF gentility that marked him man
apart from others in the group.
You are charged with conf
dence game the court said, as
Gleason appeared before the bench.
Have you an attorney
1.-TWO other men, George Hey
worth and J. ID. O'Donnell, had only
a few minutes before been in court
TO answer similar charges, but they
were only 'pikers' at the game,
passers of small bad checks, so the
indictment against them read.
Gleason, it appeared. played the
real CON game, for big stakes, for
he is charged with aiding in swind-
ling Henry w Cath of Muscatine,
Iowa, out of $4,000 in a stock
deal.
Grant Continuance.
"'Mr. Well is my attorney he an
swered the court in a soft voice.
But this young man is represent
ing me today
Robert Kavanaugh informed the
court that Mr.. We'll was engaged in
the Strause case and asked a con-
tinuance of the case against Glea-
son.
1.-The Strause case has been con-
tinued,' Assistant States Attorney
Thurman said.
"The court put the Gleason case
over for a few days until Joseph
We'll shall have time to appear for
his client and the defendant, with
as jaunty air as ever, went back
to the side room.
"A few minutes later the name
of George W. Hath was called.
There was a stir in the prison
ers' room and those who noticed
saw a demonstration of the Unborn
something in some men which re-
spects old age under whatever cir
cumstances. Not single one Of
the younger prisoners moved, save
TO cape about, some at the crowds
in the court room.
"COnnie" as Gentleman.
But assisting an aged man from
the chair in which he was seated
and guiding him along by the arm
to the door of the room, was
Connie Gleason
with a gentle shove, as much as
to say, there, now, you can get
along safely alone he left his com
panion prisoner at the door and
Hath entered the court room to an
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-21

at think Mr.. Benson is arrang-
ing for that Hath replied in a
feeble voice, referring TO Rev.
James Benson, pastor of the Ar
cadia Avenue Presbyterian church.
where for years he served as jani-
tor"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-21

swer the charge of numbering Flea
nor Laut. the woman. whom he had
shot because he thought she and
William Hudson were trying to
steal his home from him.
Have you an Attorney the
court asked him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-21
Kid
Gloves
OF the Best
Quality


We offer in this department the best gloves
skill can produce, from makers whose names
are known in this and foreign countries. Our
showing of the celebrated 'Perrins'
gloves includes not only the conservative
styles, but the extreme novelties as we'll
"Perrins'' I2 and 10 button length kid gloves
in all the new fall shades of white, black, tan,
light and dark greys and browns.
The pair ............... $685. and $3.50
"Perrin's" Pavonia novelty gauntlets with
heavy crocheted embroidery and fancy cuff
10 match. GdlT %O'OO
"Perrin's" novelty Montmartre gauntlet with
fancy two-tone embroidery and contrast cuff
to match. Pair $500
Many other kinds and styles of stitching in
"Perrins" real French kid gloves in wrist
lengths, such as LaMure, Irene, Adrinano and
Monaco. Prices range from
pair 1925 to $500
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-21
KREPE KNIT

A new knitted silk with all the surface, sheen,
lustre and graceful draping qualities of woven
materials. We have this new fabric IN the best
fall shades and it can be seen at the Silk De-
partment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
LITTLE
BENNYS
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape

This aftirnoon ma sent me to the egg
store for a pound OF butter, and 2
ladies was in there and waited for
them to get throo, wich they did as
slow as possible, and jest vile was
waiting for the man to ask me wat i
wunted some other lady that jest came
in sed, VIII you wait on me, please?
Certeny, sed the man. Me thinking.
Heck, darn 1t, was ahed of her.
And the lady asked for a duEzib
strickly fresh eggs and the man gave
her the ferst duzzin he could reetch,
proving she mite as well of jest asked
for a duzzin eggs, and she went out
with them, being thin lady with a
fat pockit book, and jest then another
lady sed, Kindly wait on me, please.
Certeny, sed the man.
Wich he did. Being a long lady with
short nose. me thinking Gosh, holey
smoaks, 1 aint going to stay heer an
my life.
Wich jest then another lady came in,
saying, Would you mind waiting on
ME? Being middle size lady with
pointy feet, and the man sed, Certeny,
jest a moment, as soon as 1 give this
lady her cheese. Me thinking. Good
mite, watts he think / am, a benefit?
Wich jest then another lady came in,
being a skinnie lady with Expression
as If she was going to try 10 get ahead
of me too. Me thinking, No sir, darn
If she will. And quick got rite in
frunt of her and she sed, Get away
from under my feet. boy. cant you see
ware your going, will you wait on me
please?
Certeny, sed the man, and I quick
sed, Hay, l bin heer q half hour all
reddy.
Well wy dident you speek up long
ago, watts yours? spd the man. meening
wat did ] wunt. Wich l told him and
he gave it to me ad I went out with
it. Proving if you don't speek up for
your rites nobodys libel to know you
got eny.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17

Asaph's road. Baia, will return to her
home In St Paul, MINI, early In Janu-
ary.
Miss Margery Nixon. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Horace +. Nixon, OF 2203 Wal
nut street who Is a student at Westover,
VIII return to her home next Friday
TO spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents.
Mrs Hollister Sturges has returned TO
her home In Chestnut Hin after spend
ing several months In Washington.
Mrs Herman p. Kremer, of 2o1e wal
nut street, will entertain q large family
on Christmas Day.
Miss Mary Balderston Heston, daugh.
ter OF Mrs. John b. Hestoh, 221 winonn
avenue, has returned from n visit to
Mr. and Mrs. James Crenshaw, Of
Richmond, Va.
Tho FIRST anniversary OF the Undine
Sewing Circle was celebrated recently
at the home Of Miss Lillian Fuhrman,
1903 North Sixth street The members
Miss Rose p Chorney, Miss Adele
saHms SaHn MSs Gn1Fnsn Ruth .I K1eds RSsI xnS Miss
MISS Cecil Thurman, Miss Helen Cohen,
Sr; MI, JACK l. Levy; Mr.. Samuel ". 4.
Silverman, Mr., Theodore Hartman. Mr..
Mark MInzes Mr.. Lou @. Burnstine, OF
Columbus. o., and Mr.. Harry Lyon
Slavin.
Mrs. Biddle Marsden, Of Brick House,
Chestnut Hill, will entertain at luncheon
and bridge today in honor OF Miss
Laura y. ID. Garrison, debutante daugh-
ter or Mr.. and Mrs. +. Lynwood Gar
rison, OF 1O19 Clinton street. Covers
VIII be laid for sixteen guests.
Lieutenant and Mrs George Wilcox
Mclver are visiting Mrs, McIver's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p p. Maule,
at 22l7 Rittenhouse street, for the holt
days. and will be at home Informally
on Sunday afternoon after o'clock.
No cards will be sent out Lieutenant
Mclver has ten days leave.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Alan Middleton. of
Green Spring. Amber, are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a
Eleanor Middleton, on De-
cember 10.
Mrs. Harry Belmont Warren. of the
Westminster Apartments. announces the
engagement of her daughter. Miss
GLADYS warren, to Mr. William J. Har.
vey, of $500 Windsor place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17

ged his shoulders at that and said he ID
stay If we could square for the rent
of the Half Moon in San Diego we
could have her. Otherwise, for God 3
sake to sink her in the ocean and let
the old man know. And off he went,
looking for--for her"
'You'vc had hard deal, Bruce. 4"
kcndric put n kindly hand on the boy 8
shoulder. but you'll come alive yet.
I've made a haul today; just how big
/ wont know until we get home. But
new start. Now, let's get going. And
good luck to poor Barlow. It's his
game to play his way"
They slipped out into tho gulf. Niger
Ben and Filipino Charlie content to
accept the explanation Kpndric gave
them of Barlow'S absence. Bruce. taci-
turn and moody, went to the stern and
stood looking back toward the black
line of the rcceding coast until long
after darkness blotted it out Kendric
went to Betty's cabin and raped.
'Will you come for a moment to the
main cabinT" he asked.
When she came he had n lamp on
the table. He shut the door and locked
1t. Then, without word between
them, he began cmptying his pockets.
'pHc S'lW MIN pllc up great nuInDcr
of little square bars that clanked musi-
cally.
SOLID gold" he said gravely.
Then he poured forth the pearls.
There wc-e strings and loops. neck
lacps and broad bands made of many
strings laced together. They shone
softly, gloriousy there in the swaying
cabin of the Half Moon. The finest of
them all fashioned into n superb neck =
lace he threw with n sudden gesture
about Betty's throat.
And on top of all thnt--we're headed
for home - said KCndric.
Home Betty'S eyes shone more
gloriously than the pearls.
And thus ends our little canning
trip. Tell me, Betty, haven't you any
desire for a real camping trip in our
own mountains? That place that I
know, where the little hidden valley is
and the lake."
Tell me about it, said Betty.
Pearls and gold hcaped on the table
pearls about Bctty's throat, and thry
talked Of pack and trail and Ittle
green lodge to be made of fir bougbs'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
NoRRISToWN

Announcement has been made of the
marriage Of Miss Alice Sheppard Roth
mond James Simpson, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W.. Simpson, OF 5F Hamilton
street, Norristown, on Wednesday. De-
cember H.. at st. Mlchael's Episcopal
Church, Charleston. S. C. The Rev.
Albert s. Thompson officiated at the
ceremony. Mr.. Simpson and his briGe
will live at 5t7 Hamilton street. The
bridegroom was in overseas service dur
ing the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kramer, Of. GAL
Chain street, celebrated their thirty
eighth wedding anniversary on Decem-
ber IS. They have three children, Mr..
H. L Kramer, OF Norristown, Mrs. c.
D. woodman. of West Philadelphia
and Mrs. G.. w. Doan, of Colllnsdale,
Pa.
Miss Malinda Hawkes., of Merchant
Heavier. OF East Jacoby street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. White. of West
Wood street, have left for New Bruins
wick, Canada, where they will spend
the Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ]. Quillman. or
1929 DeKalb street, have issued lnvi-
tations to q dinner on Friday evening,
arine a. scheidt. whose marriage to Mr..
Howard Edison, of Germantown, will
take place the latter part of the win
tor. The dinner will precede the
Christmas dance at the Ersine club
house.
The regular meeting of the Norris
town Garden Club was held at the
Brsine clubhouse. Miss Mary r. Cleaver
was the hostess OF the day. An ad'
dress on AN Aristocratic Plant Fam
lily" was given by Dr. s. c. Schmucker,
Of tho West Chester State Normal
School
Mrs. c. F. Ross, OF Macon. Ga. is the
Harry, OF 1908 DeKaib street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17

Strauss, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sig
mund Il, Strauss, of 223 South Forty
ninth street, has been announced to
Mr.. Isadore Fl. Rosenberg of Paterson.
n. J.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Kistler, of 4911
warrington avenue, are receiving con.
gratulations upon the birth of a daugh-
ter, Ruth Dickinson Kistler. December
8. Mrs. Kistler will be remembered as
Miss Ruth i. Dickinson, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs William McCioslsey. OF
5Sl6 hardwood avenue. announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Helen
Agnes McCloskey, and Chief Signalman
Roy Willard Powell, of League Island
Navy Yard. on Thursday morning In
the Church of the TRANSPORTATION,
Fifty-sixth street and Cedar avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Blakesley ana
their infant daughter. Judith Aline, or
Little Falls, n. Y, will be the guests OF
Mrs. Lena Sander. OF 4228 Chester ave-
nue., for the Christmas holidays.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17

c,up hall at the Ritz-Carlton last
.,rht was a beautiful affair.. The
deca's Gowns were the most gloriously
solorcd things l Lave seen 70. ,ons
uh' n,s SEASON. even in the deeper shades.
tm.o;s tmls a sort of slatey shade that is
linnriv wonderful and so artistic.
saw one frock of green crepe de
,a,,e IA renl grass green 1t would nave
ss.n but for the slatiness which TOOK
.rSthing garish from III. ~ wss
spswn across the neck on straight
mns and held on the shoulders with tiny
hlack velvet flowers, and at tne WIS. WIS.,
4ns g,a. ros n black velvet rose. The skirt
lins Saving % side draperies. and I can.
nsa ,ni, you how perfectly stunning 1t
Mrs Wood wore q handsome gown
:, cold and black brocnds made on
..,os;sitively J. plain lines with n square
,rsn at the side. Mrs. Cheston was
hssntifully gowned in n frock OF gray
srd green, mnde also on pam INES Win
sr.erf sr and gray tulle girdle, while Mrs;
Trhyton was charming In a gown OF
,.nserine colored velvet, mnde high at
,se neck back and front. anu with two
.ss,ns at either side, lined with biack
snd gold brocade.
'"S ,i,he guests we're received by four OF
A. vo,,nser matrons, Mrs. Hamilton
Ts..ton. who is tall and fair; Mrs.
iahn Drayton, who is tall and dark
Wra Toe Wood, Jr., who is not so tall
sna has beautiful brown hair, and Mrs.
Ins iinnincott, who IL quite fnir. They
ssde a most attractive line OF good
iontinv younger women. There were
nrmhers of dinners before the dance.
Ths John Draytons entertained for Eve
In Drayton, who is the daughter of
iobn's first cousin, Bob Drayton. and
Ms Grey Dayton entertained for her
snn,,n. Logan Starr; Mrs. George j.
Harding entertained for her son and
i.uvhtcr. in Jaw, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harding. The William Hopkinses gave
. dinner and Muriel Bishop gave
theatre party before the ball.
THE Junior Music Club Is to meet
l NJ the Musical Art Club, 1910
Locust street, on the afternoon Of
January %. Do you know all those
iris and boys who were among the
Arst members of that club, are ns in
terested now as they were in the DC.
rinning, and even those who have abb
solutely outgrown 1t ms to age, still go
on as members, some Of them playing
and others always attending the meet
ings.
The Music Club was started about
four years ago, II l remember rightly,
By Mrs. Burton Chance, Mrs. John
Thayer, Mrs. Robert Benedict, and n
number Of other women for the greater
interest Of their children in music. At
the next meeting the performers will
include Dorothy Hodge. Helen VAL
morin Michel, Florence Michel. Maisie
Chance, Helen Chance, Eleanor Clark,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Mathews an.
nounce the engagement of their daugh :
ter MISS Mary Hummel Mathews. and
Mr.. Caleb Rdgway Taylor The wed. %
Ding VIII take place on December 2S in
me woodland Presbyterian Church,
Pine and Forty-second streets,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Stevenson
of 1880 Walton avenue. announce ths
engagement of their daughter Miss
Elizabeth A. Stevenson, to Mr.. e. Roy
Test, Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Everett Shore Jr
of o12 Marlyn road. were the gi,est,
Of honor at 2 reception and dance M
the Bellevue: :Stratford Thursday eve
ming, given by Mrs. Shores parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Croft, of VaiieV
Forge Mr.. and Mrs. Shore will be NJ
road. y ~
Mrs. John Langenberger gave a bridro
and 500 at 57c6 Thomas avenue yes
terday afternoon.
The engagement of Miss winifreo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
Photo by Photo Crafters.

Crosswicks House. Germantown, has Is
sued invitations for n ball to be given
at the Ritz-Carlton on Monday evening,
January Q, in honor of his debutante
daughter, Miss Anna s. Newbold.
Mrs. Albert Hawley Lucas, who is at
home informally on Tuesday afternoons
in December, after o'clock, at her
residence, 2139 Cypress street, will be
assisted in receiving on next Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Johns Hopkins. OF
Wynnewood. No cards have been is
sued.
Mrs. J. Alison Scott, Of 22O4 Pine
street. and Mrs. Norton Downs. of
Fordhook Farms Three Tuns, who sailed
for Europe on November 10, and have
been passing several weeks in France,
expect to spend Christmas in Rome, and
will remain for some time in Italy, be-
fore returning home early in March.
Mrs. Charles Lesley Ames. who has
been spending several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Louis Carter, Jr., at St.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17

to be given by Mr.. and Mrs Alan Hart
well Strong at their home. 2036 lie
Lancey place, this evening. to be fol-
lowed by q theatre party in honor of
their daughter, Miss Sylvia Van Rens-
selaer Strong, and their niece, Miss Cor
nelia Livingstone Van Rensselaer, Strong
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Strong OF
New Brunswick, will include Miss Helen
Kirkpatrick Lucas, Miss Helen Warren
Allen: Miss Lily Stewart, Miss Barbara
l., Clayton. Miss Florence H. Michell
Miss Elizabeth McElroy, Miss Helen
Henderson, Mr.. N. Crenshaw McElroy
Mr.. Charles II. Wharton. Mr.. Francis
II. Taylor, Mr.. J. Wilson Lucas. Mr.
David Stewart Polk, Mr. J. Lee Patton,
Jr.. Mr.. Burnett Landreth, Mr. J. Alison
Scott. Mr.. Woodford Bankson. Mr. Paul
Hunter and Mr.. Thomas C. Foster.
Mrs. Houston Dunn will entertain at
a luncheon at her residence, 401 South
TUenty-second street, on Monday next,
at half after one.
Mr.. Clement Buckley Newbold, of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
TIST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks of the Ball Civen Last Night at the
Rts.CmIton--The c. H. Colsets viii Cive Tea
for Three Brides This afternoon

-.
Elaihe Supp,ee, Margsrel Joyce, irene
nnuooard' bshchs iiuooa,u; I I.gY Ieorge
Sresson' John hoahs' anu 'reoe'ick
camp
....--'.
THE Charles Howard Colkets are
l. irving n ten this afternoon at the
I,elievue eStrntford to meet their new
daughter lin Jaw, Mrs Tristram Coffin
Colket. I'd. You know iris Colket
married Gertrude Catherine Crawford,
OF Pittsburgh. In October, and since
their wedding trim they have been stay
ing with his parents at the DreSel
Apnrtmcnts in Oyerbrook.
Mrs. Colket Is a slim, charming eiri
with a ornnt onrntitv ~ dnrk hair She
Is very much liked here already, and 1t
IL hard to make ones way in this city,
many statements to the contrary not
withsthnding. However. the Colkets
have hosts OF friends, and they had only
to meet the bride to want to entertain
her and see her often. This afternoon
the William John Gamers will also be
guests OF honor (Mrs, Gamer, you re.
member, was Betty Strubing), and so
will Mr.. and Mrs William l. Cooper,
the latter having been Miss Coiket.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
SINGToN

DR.. and Mrs. Z. j. Mitchell. OF 2o3o
East Allegheny avenue. will entertain
at their home on Saturday evening.
when the following guests will be pres
ent: DR.. and Mrs. George Shaffer, Or.
and Mrs. J. A. Broadfeld, Miss Iea
Goof. Miss Freeda Leuthlin. DR.. John
Wagnetz and DR.. William Amnesty.
Mrs. ]. A. Broadfeld, Of 31sI Frank-
ford avenue, will be hostess to the
members Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon
Sorority at her home on Saturday
afternoon, January Z. Among those
present will be Mrs. A. DinFee, Mrs,
Thomas Hyndman. Miss Lon Hall, Miss
Ethel Metzler, Miss Edna Scolly, Miss
Bess Smith. Miss Bess Street, Mrs,
Samuel To1npkins and Mrs. David
Strumph.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hamilton Cheston
Of the Lenox. entertained at dinner last
night ng before the Committee Ball at the
The guests included Mr.,
and Mrs: Schofield Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs. William C. Wright and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eckley B. Coke Sd. Civ
Mrs Austin NJ Purvcs, OF S525 sun,.
NIT avenue, Chestnut Hill, has returned
from Cleveland, o.. where she spent sew
eral weeks as the guest of Miss Joseph
Inc Graesslli. ''''p"-
The guests who will attend the dinner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

A card party and reception we're given
last night In ST Monica's school hall.
Ritner and Seventeenth streets Mrs.
Louis O'Conneil was chairman OF the
entertaining committee and she was
assisted by Mrs Joseph Roberts. Mrs.
Joseph Halpin, Miss Margaret Connor,
Miss Margaret Dougherty and Mrs.
James Noone.
Mr.. Frank Menges, of l527 South
Rosewood street, entertained at re-
ceptlon recently in honor of Mr.. Fran
els Cleary, the presldent-elect of the
Corley- Epiphany c. g. His guests in
McCann, Mr.. Charles Burke, Mr.. John
Cleary. Mr.. John Connolly Mr.. Fran
els Dinan, Mr.. Francis Coleman, Mr..
Eugene Dillnore and Mr.. william
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
STRAWBERRY MANSION

-. Mrs. B. Meiman, Of zoos North
Thirty-second street, entertained the
Circle ut her home on Tuesday eyeninr
Those present were Mrs. B. Miller. Mrs
g: ogden. Mrs. J. Yulsman, Mrs r.,
Stone. Mrs: S, Feldman, Mrs. J. Sacks
Miss Netis Balls. Miss Bessie Karp
Announcement has been made OF th,
engagement or Miss Sophia Rieder or
Schaffer, OF this city. '
Mr.. and Mrs Morris jacobs nar.
moved from 2504 Diamond street ~,
29S1 North Twenty-flfth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
MoORESTOWN

Mrs. +. Wallis Armstrong, OF Mea
dowview Farm. gave a large luncheon
on Friday, December Q, to meet Mrs.
Fennimore Johnson.
Mrs. Mary T.. G. Linton has arrived
in Honolulu, where she is visiting her
son. Mr.. Ralph Linton. They will speno
Christmas in California.
Mr.. J. Warner B. Love of Oak ay..
nue. Is spending few days in New
York City.
Mrs w. B. Staclihouse entertained n
few friends at a rabbit dinner on
Thursday at 6 o'clock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
WEDDINGS OF WEEK

A pretty wedding took place Thurs
day evening at O'Clock, when Miss
Freda Elizabeth Campbell, of 580S
Usage avenue, became the bride of Mr..
Reuben V. Mosley. of Llanerch.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. Mr.. Robert J.
Campbell. was attended by Miss Nellie
watt and Miss Rhoda Roberts as
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Mosley had for his best man Mr..
Robert J. Campbell, Jr.. brother OF the
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosley left immed lately
after the ceremony for a wedding trip
through the South. They will be a,
home after January 15, at 530S Usage
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-17
CoRsON-L1PP1NCoTT

A pretty wedding took place in the
streets, Thursday evening at s o'clock,
when Miss Florence May Lippincott. or
52O8 Litchfield street became the bride
OF Mr.. Elmer y. Corson. of 204+ South
Sixty-third street. the Rev \. Pohlman
D. D., officiating A reception at the
home of the brides parents followed
Immediately after the ceremony
The bride was attended by Mrs
Hugh Shreader as matron of honor.
Mr.. Corson had for his best man Mr..
Hugh Shreader
Upon their return from a wedding
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Corson will be al
home at sos Litchfcld street
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-06
walker-Mc klbben's, Tho Quality Store

Aviators had a new altitude record
to shoot at Thursday. Lieut.. John
A. Macready, test pilot at McCook
field at Dayton, O., using the same
plane with which R. c. Shredder set
his record of $3.50 feet in 1920,
scared z,62o feet higher late Wednes-
day. Macready suffered none OF the
i'll effects of Shredder in making the
new mark of 4o,8oo feet. He was
able 10 STEP from his plane unzysiyt=
ed on landing.