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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19

"Whlther thou gocNt. there so |
ALSO said kotnblum. But Carmel
refused him
He went back 10 the Coast. lie
stayed one day. then took the first
train back to broadway. determined
TO win her
Sho agreed To marry him on con-
dition that tho marriage be kept
secret until the first night Of the
musical comedy on which he was
then working.
Well. 90 make a long story short.
Blue Eyes" Lew Fields new show.
opened the other night at the Casino
in New York. kornblum was the
composer OF the music.
And all along Carmel has said that
she didn't have time TO think Of
marriage"
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r E x
WHEN WE WE'RE TWENTY.
ONE"
(pafhel

Richard Careue n. Warner
fhyilia Claire Anderson
Richard Audaine ........ james Morrison
Kara Clynesk. ...-.....-. ChriEtins Mayo
Few modern comedy-dranas con
tain anything like the wealth Of fine
feeling and good sentiment that II.
v. Emnond put into his play, when
We Were Twenty-one." This play.
which enjoyed success on the legfti-
mate stage. has been made into a
motion picture. II is now showing al
the Rex With ~. Il. WsSner featured
in the role Of Richard cstrewe. who
sacrifices his own love 20 save a
youth from disgrace.
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CFtrst Nationally
-. Dorothy rhiiiips
The Father. -....---s.s. I-'s. 49,
The Mother .....ss..s-s. NAt - - y. -,
David Courtney ..--.... James
A wtfe's struggles thru NE 70 con
x,nrr her husband that she II ms
equal as an intellectual factor IN tho
world and how. in spite OF ms pro
tests. she takes up the law praetiee
an order 70 help him In his PROBES
a.onal work. Is pictured In Man
yornan-M Marriage" the latest Alan
Holubar production in which nus
talented young wife. Dorothy PM
lips. stars. -,
'sAian--W oman Aarrias" " NV
showing at the Coliseum.
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S T r A N d
THE GREATEST LOVE"

Mrs. Lantini. Nefs 1870,
M Iantlnf. ....s..4. .Bcrtfan ANfbs. ~
francesca LAntini. ...... fvonn" sne, .t..
Lorenzo f4ntini. ...... .. -hH&n hu"Ai'f
.-Th. Greatest Love" the picture
which opened today at the strand
tells a pretty story Of mother love.
Miss Gordon. who won immediate
success by her clever acting as the
mother In "Humoresque. enacts an
other touching role in this story oil
The ups and downs Of an emigran'
family.
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WftGHTS--Itob~rt Warwick.
LIS: Naomi Childrrs, las; Harri-
-on Ford. 100; Elaine Hammer.
.tcin. lr0.
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addressed TO her she might consider
impairment. / merely wish 10 tell
you that her performance in Way
Down East seems 90 me TO be the
mos, superlativeiy EXQUISITE AND
POIGN ANTLY ENCHANTING
THING THAT HAVE EVER
SEEN IN MY LIFE.
II remember seeing Duse In this
country many years ago. when. l
imagine. she must have been at the
height Of her powers--also Nine.
Bernhardt--and for sheer technical
brlllsncy and great emotional pro
lection. done with AN ALMOST IN
CANNy SIMPLICITY AND SIN
CERITY Of method. II is great fun
and great stimuiant 10 see AN
AMERICAN ARTIST EQUAL. IT
NOT StRPASS. THE FINEST IRA.
DITiONs OF THE THEATRE.
81 arm not in the habit Of writing
letters Of this character and II II only
a very rare experience that could i'm.
pei a.
Il wonder II you would be good
enough TO thank Miss Gish for all Of
us who are trying TO do the best we
know how in the theatre. Believe
me. yours very sincerely.
tSignedD JOHN BARRYMORE"
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ropAY's PROGRAMS

IIpEKry Maurice renrneur's
~fsyiax the ftp~r.
Blur MOI St-rhemss N. ince's
"tcmespan Perks"
CfINMFR~-frank Naye In The
Magnificent nrate."
con- l~t M-~norcthy Phillips In
sMan--w esnaas Marriage"
SfNA>p-N Gordon In The
.rcstest love"
cot t~-Jark tondcn's The
star Rover"
RfN-u. N Wagner In when We
Mcre rweaty -oae."
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Walter McGrair and Alan Forest
will support Anita Stewart In The
Invisible Fear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19

working on the closing scenes OF
The Purple Rider" Western serial
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.JzI|1zE::kE;;3
Bert Lytell

Mr.. Lytell was born in New York
city. Began his stage career in
stock company
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"The Star Rover" the tale OF a
man who. falsely accused OF murder.
Ia subjected to torture by the police
until he sends his soul rowing back
thru former lives he has lived. Is pre-
scented on the screen at the Colonial
for the first time today. II Is Jack
London story.
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HUSBAND AND WIFI
Go~gc Walsh and sccna Owen:
B~rnard burning and Shirley
Mason. Charles Ray and Clara
Grant: wallace McCutehcon and
Pearl White.
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eyes. Studio. Metro. Hollywood.
/ Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19

King. Queen. Joker" That's sgd
Chaplin's new comedy.
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COILS E U M
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"

CFirss Nationally
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-08
HUMNIEL-LAwTON

The marriage OF Miss Helen law'on,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.
Lawton, Of Germantown, and Doctor
Joseph r. HummeI, son OF Dr, joseph
T.. Hummcl, Of Allentown. TlII le
solemnized this evening At 7 O'Clock in
the First Methodist church OF German
town. The Rev. Amos Johnson, vino
performed the marriage ceremony Of
the brides parents, WIN otiictatt.
The bride, who will be given In mar
riage by her father, viii wear a gown
OF white chiffon velvet trimmed with
cascades OF Chantilly lace. her tUlle veil
will bo arranged in Coronet OF the
same lace. She will he attended by
her sister, Mrs. Lester y. Tyler, OF
Haverrord. as mstron OF honor. who
VIII be gowned in mandarin EeorSette
crepe trimmed with sash Of silver cloth,
and a hat OF the same material trimmed
with an unCurled ostrich plume TO
match the costume. Miss Grace Law
ton, another sister OF the bride. vii!
act as maid of honor She viii wear
froCk OF lie Grange ReOrEette crepe
and hat OF the same material adorned
with an unCurled ostrich plume,
The bridesmaids will be Miss Margaret
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-08
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr. and Mrs. James Amos Potter Of
Providence. r, J., announce the engage
ment of Mr.. Potters daughter, Miss
Rosamond Potter TO Mr.. Charles W
8 Lowering Wharton Of Old York road
this city.
Receiving at the tea this afternoon
which Mr.. and Mrs William Howard
Hart will give at Arrow Head Farm,
,,her place at Amber, when they will
formally present to society their daugh-
YER, Miss Eleanor Hart. will be Miss
Iornela \. S. Rankin, Miss Sarah
Logan Starr, Miss Dorothy b. Rodgers,
tMss Evelyn DraytOn, Miss Anna New
uold Miss f., Martyr George, Miss Mar
Eafet Hayes Hamilton, Miss Alice
thompson, Of Boston, and Miss Marjorie
T. GIbbon.
AZ the musicale to be given by Mr.,
SpId SpId Mrs Joseph Reilly at their home in
s noCn October l6, to formally present TO
TLS'le'T their daughter, Miss Walburga
maui kelllN, Mrs. Reilly will be assisted
" receiving by Mrs. Robert Emott Hare,
SS'SI Sp R9lltn Henry Wilbur, Mrs, David
Chase, Mrs, william p, Graham, Mrs
Mimilp Hammann, Mrs, PhilipDus w,
amaEIer' Mrs, Robert II, Large Mrs Alex,
pruaer Ennis Patton, Trains will leave
WWad Street station at 3:l5 p. ". and
Will De met at Radnor.
,Hr Mr' and Mrs, Edward T, Stotcsbury
rnd m.ll give n house warming this after
W.! at their country place in the
nhltemarsh Valley in honor of their
IT"n and daughter. in. law, Mr.. and Mrs
SahlneS SheS II. T. Cromwell, Among those
s,m mp wiz receive with Mrs. St0tCsbury
~ ~ Do Mrs. Henry Brintnn COKE. Mrs.
RuMard +, Bcalc, Mrs Alexander Van
HMsnSselaer, Mrs, J. Wilmer Riddle,
S, George Dallas Dixon. Mrs. Sydney
'H AutekipSon. Mrs. G.. Hartmann
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COLKET-CRAwFORD

The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Cath
crime Crawford. niece OF Mr.. George
Washington Crawford. Of Pittsburgh,
and Mr.. Trtstram Coffin Colket. I'd.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howard Colket.
of zoos De Lancey street will take
place It o'clock this evening in the
Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pitts
burgh Miss Elizabeth K. Crawford:
sister of the bride. will act as maid OF
honor and Mrs. Charles Thomas of
Washington. will be matron OF honor.
The bridesmaids will include Miss
Mary Lewis and Miss Dorothy Dain-
gerfleld. Of Pittsburgh; Mrs, John Conk-
in. Of Hackensack, n, j. Miss S Jea1 Stsa
Marjorie Lake. Of hartford Conn. Mr..
william John Gamer VII a" act ,Ir as l}nI GSft
stein dc Haven Fox and Mr.. Charles y.
Fox, Jr.i of thts city; Mr.; Morrison ! IL: !;
Heyburn. Of Louisville, Ky. Mr., Charles
Thomas. of Washington Mr., J. TRIPLES
TiaXall OF Baltimore. and Mr.. Hamish
Mitchell of New York. a reception
will follow the ceremony al. the home OF
Mr. Crawford. on Woodland road, Pitts
burgh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-08

Keck, Miss Anna Lewis. of Allentown:
Miss Martha Stinson, of Genside MISS
Jean ScatChard. Miss Beatrice Henkeis,
man, and will be gowned in frocks Of
orange tRngerin and blossom georgette
crepe, made in the effect OF a rose petal,
finished by sashes Of same material
faced with silver cloth forming minia..
ture trains, their hats. which will be OF
the same material. will be adorned with
urcurled ostrich lplumes TO match their
costumes. Mr.. Alfred Hummel, brother
of the bridegroom, will act as best
man and the ushers will include Mr..
dwight L. Lawton, brother Of the bri de I;
Mr. Arthur WanncmaCher, of GlenStde
Mr. Thomas 4. keCk, Mr.. Samuel Fred
ericks, Mr. Paul Gebert, of Allentown,
and Mr. Edwin II. Hartzcll, Of York.
reception will follow the ceremony
at the Delmar- r-Morrs After a motor
trip through the New England states,
Or. and Mrs. Hummel will be at homo
at 40 North N!nth street, Allentown.
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Pew ELIIOTT

The wedding OF Miss Mary Elizabeth
Elliott, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam j. Elliott. OF 81 South Seventeenth
street. and Mr.. Arthur Edmund Pew
took place at noon today at the Calvary
Presbyterian Church
The chanCel and church we're attrac-
lively decorated with white Chrysanthe-
mars and ferns.
The Rev Andrew MutCh. Of the Bryn
Mawr Presbyterian Church, performed
the ceremony.
The bride. who was given in maria, a
hy her father. wore gown of iror.
white satin and rare old point lace The
long sleeves were OF shirred tulle and
extended I'm points over the head. Her
veil was composed OF Old CrCam-cOlOred
point lace drapcd very simply in cap
fleet and fell in graceful folds TO the
end of the long court rain Of satin,
where It was caught with clusters OF
orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet OF lilies
Of the valley and white orchids. Mrs
j. Murray Mitchell. Jr., and Mrs. Allan
MCLane Jr.. OF New York. attended the
bride az matrons Of honor.
They wore smart froCks Of autunnAl
co,ors, shading from n rich dark brown
10 gold color of chiffon over gold color
satin fashioned on simple lines. They
wore gold d-Colored slippers and stockings
Thair picturesque hats were composed Of
soft wood-brown velvet adorned vita
brown to gold, falling 20 the shoulders
They carried arm bouquets Of yellow
chrySanthemumS, dahItas and autumn
leaves.
Miss Hannah Marin Elliott attended
her sister as maid of honor. She was
gowncd in froclI OF cream and gold
lace over a foundation OF gold-Color
satin with a girdle Of gold. She wore"
gold slippers and stockings and car
rled yellow autumn flowers and autumn
leaves.
The bridesmaids included Mss Martha
Dodgson Baker, Miss Caroline s Bar
clay. Miss Josephine Primrose Reeves
Of this city, Miss Louise Hardness Miss
katharine Van lngen, OF New York :,
Miss Susanna wood, OF Boston VI s.
Katharine Ordway. of St. Paul MINI.
and Miss Edith Cummings, Of Chicago
They were attIred alike in two.toned
ld-colOr chiffon froCks over go!d-COl-
0red satin and wore color shippers
and stockings and carried bouquets OF
yellow autumn flowers and foliage. The
hats OF the maid OF honor and brides
maids were similar to the matrOns Of
honor Mrs Elliott was attired in an
attractive gown OF fawn- color lace EN-
broidered IN blue and a black velvet hat
trimmed with blue plume.
Mr. Walter G. Pew attended his
brother as best man. The ushers In
cluded Mr.. William L. Austin. ,Ir, Mr.
Rurnham Lewis, Mr.. william S NewIin,
IN. David G. Sloane, Mr.. James \.
Devlln, Jr.. Mr. John Bell TIuhn. 3d. Mr.
David r. Smith Jr.. Mr. Wayne Evans,
Mr.. John II. Mason, Jrp OF this city.
and MI Allan McLane Jr,, ~ New
York. A small breakfast followed at tho
home OF tho brides parents.
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MISS ELEANOR R0BB
| WEDS T. LINEAWEAVER
Marriage Of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Elliott and Mr.. Ar
thur Pew

A wedding of much social interest was
solemnized at noon today, when MISE
Eleanor Robb daughter of Mrs. Henry
Burnett Robb, of 1926 Spruce street ami
OF Mr.. Thomas II. Lineaweaver. son on
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas T. LneaweaVer'
OF Lebanon, Pa.
The ceremony was performed in the
church Of the Rtdeemer, Bryn Mnwr,
which wn1 artistically decorated with
autumn flowers and foliage. The Rev. j..
Poyntz Tyler, Bishop Of North Dakota,
ohiciated, assisted by the Rev. George
nIalyert Carter, the rector OF the church
Bishop Tyler. also offlciated at the we'd
ding of the brides parents. The bride
was attlrad in n smart frOck OF ivory
white satin, elaborately embroidered
In pearls. The corsage was trimmed
with old family lace, which adorned her
gowns The long court train, extend.
Ing from the shoulders was embroidered
in pears Her veil Of tulle was edged
with old family lace and was sur.
ters Of orange blossoms arranged on
either side. She carried an old fash
ioned bouquet OF orange blossoms and
white gardenas edged with frlll of
lace.
Mrs. John Howard Whelen. Jr., at.
tended as matron of honor, and Miss
Mary Starr Griscom was maid OF honor.
They we're attired In quaint frocks OF
golden yellow taffeta, trimmed with net
| Of the same hue. The round, full skirts
were effectively adorned with flowers
composed of the taffeta. They wore
large black velvet picture hats grace
fully draped with black lace falling
from the brlm at one side. In long
streamer effeit. They wore silver slip
uera AM stockings and carried old
fashioned bouquets Of small blue flow
ers and tea roses. Tha bridesmaids In
cludsd Miss Peggy Rosengarten and
Miss Susan r. Stewart of this city
| Miss Elizabeth Lneaweaver, Of Leb-
anon, Pa, sister of the bridegroom. and
Mrs Marland c. Hobbs, OF BroOkline
Mass. They were attired in frocks
similar 70 the matron and maid OF
honor. only Of a deeper shade of golden
yellow, with silver slippers and stock
| ings, black velvet picture hats and car
red old fashioned bouquets
Mr.. william 'E. Studdford. OF New
York. attended Mr.. Lineaweaver as best
| man. The ushers included Mr., Thomas
Robbins. .lr., and Mr., Anson W. II
! Taylor. Of New York: Mr. Harry
Thompson and Mr.. David X. +. Bruce
| Of Baltimore Mr.. Grant Llneaweaver
OF Lebanon. brother OF the bridegroom
and Mr. w. Beaumont Whitney. Mr.
John II. Whelen, Jr., and Mr.. Wstel
| Randolph. all Of this city.
A breakfast followed the ceremony
! at the home OF the brides mother.
on their return from n wedding trir
Mr.. and Mrs Lineaweaver will live II
! Lebanon.
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Worthington .Steuart

Miss I4Ilian, Elizabeth St"uaIr dHVgl,
ter OF Mrs. j, Frank stanton, OF l"i2
I1itncr street, and Mr.. Wlunm Guy
Worthiugton, son of Mr.. AMI Mrs, Will
liam Alexander WOrthngtou. Of Logan,
will be married this evening at 4 o'rloCk
G Washburn. rector Of the church. The
bride will he attended by her sister,
Miss Margaret Steuart, as maid Of
honor, and the bridesmaids will include
Miss Grace Cashner. Miss Margaret
Ruff, Miss Eleanor Magee, Miss Minnie
Iiays. Little Miss Betty Craig will be
flower girl.
Mr william Haslau viii act as best
man for MI Worthingtou, and the ush-
era will he Mr.. Guy Gundakcr, Jr,, Mr..
Percy Atkinson, Mr.. Elmer Binns and
Mr. Thomas HtlGrade Payne.
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MIILS-GRA Az

A very pretty wedding will take place
this evening at O'Clock in the nit
tenhouse. Twenty-frst and Chestnut
streets. when Miss Thclma Virg MIA
Gray, OF 500 South FOrty-ninth street.
will be given In marriage by her father
Mr.. Walter Gray, 10 M. John GIaas
Mills, Of 1i17 Ontario street. the Rev.
Russell n. Conwell. r. D.. officiating
A reception will follow immedia 7aiv
after the ceremony in the ballroom Of
the hotel.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Helen May Trimble as maid Of honor
and Mr., George Mills will act as best
man for his brother. The ushers will
include Mr.. lie Roy Worley Of T.ans-
downe: Mr.. Edward Worley Of Lans-
downe Mr.. Lewis Lewis. of Tloga. and
Mr.. Charles Garrish Sproul, nephew Of
Governor Sproul
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"peek.a-Boo" at the Casino

lt.takes two special cars TO carry the
Elaborate scenery for "pcck n Roo, y
he offering at the Casino next week.
This is one of the star shows on the
burlesQue wheel. There are sixty
members Of the company. not the least
Of whom are the twenty pretty chorus
girls. The featured players are the
Kelso brothers. comedians; Florence
Dairy. who has been recruited from
the vaudeville ranks: Howard Morrlsey,
Ed Quiglcy. Al Dayton, Balser Trio,
Gertrude Mullen and Maurice X. Cum
mings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-08
STRAWBERRY MANSION

Miss Molly goldman, daughtcr ~ Mt.
and Mrs Charles Goldman. OF 1S49
North Thirty-third street, left for
Ithaca, y. Y. where she is taking a
course at Cornell University,
Mr.. and Mrs, Simon Spilka, Of 3l62
Euclid avenue. have returned from! an
extended trip through the East which
included stops at Boston, Providence,
Narragansctt and Newport
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Gimpert Of 1872
North Twenty eighth street. have re
turned from Atlantic city. where they
spent the summer.
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STEpHENS-TAYLOR

Miss Helen Estclle Taylor, daughter
Of Nfrt. clara V. Taylor OF - Lincoln
avenue, Iarsdcwre, win I've married his
evening at O'Clock at her mothers 9
Lcme % Mr. James Norman stephens,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Wlllam Stephens,
Of WaumEford the Rcv William lloyd,
rastor If The First PRESBYTERIAN Church
Of I.ansdowne. officiating The bride,
who will lc given in marriage by her
brother, Mr.. George Russell Taylor,
will be attended by her sister. Miss
Mildred Taylor. as maid OF honor. and
l.er cousin, Master James Harris OLE
vine. Lr., who VIII I've ring bearer. Mr..
Andrew Lewis, of Broomall. Pa. will
be tho pr!dtgrOom's best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. stephens upon their return viii
live at 10 RIPDy avenue, Lansdowne,
where they will be at home after No
Nrmber 10
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wHITI%G-BOWERS

A pretty wedding will take pace this
evening at O'Clock in the Church OF
the Incarnation. Forty-seventh street
and Cedar avenue, when Miss Evelyn
Mabel Bowers, Of 4S31 Cedar avenue.
will become the bride Of MIR John Henry
Clay whiting. The Rev. Nathan T. Mel
horn. d. D., will ofGciate.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Margaret Wall as maid of honor and
the bridesmaids will include Miss Doris
Wildermuth, Miss Gertrude williams and
Miss Sue Suddards. Little Miss Agnes
Perry will be flower grI
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81 the Church Of ST. Luke and tho Eplphsny
tun1or -ow afternoon will include the evcnnq
service in L nat Hcrat:o Parker; duet Tor
contraito and baritone, Lord | uAve Loved
the Hdbi.auon" H. Alexander MAtthcwa,
ard Brahms "How Lovely IL rhy Dweninr \
John Mccormack will be heRrd in teclfai
at the Metropolitan Opera House next Friday
evening, october II.
The famous coloratura Galli-Curci VIII
ma Ke hnr ony appearance In concert ~ tme
city this season at the Academy OF MUSIC
next Thursday evening. tNs
Richard Strauss, the great composers pn
his short visit to this country, viii AppAnr
az the Academy OF Music Tuesday evening,
November I. Dr Strauss will have as as
sistng artists Bronislaw Huberman inc
Polish vIollnist, William Willeke, Dutch
cellist and Elisabeth Schumann, soprano.
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TAL.ROT--TIIONLAS

The marriage Of Mss dorothy Thomas.
daughter Of Mrs. Anna G. Thomas. Of
tho Monterey Apartments. EortE.third
street and Chester avenue, and Mr..
Walt,r Richard Talbot, Of Newark. Y.
j., win take place a. 80 o'clock this
evening in the Swarthmoro Presbyterian
Church. Dr. Henry Jackson. OF Wash.
inGton assisted by the Rev. futile, will
OtIiCiate.
Miss Eleanor Runk. Of Phinipsburg.
Pa. will attend the bride as maid OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-08
WEST PHILADELPHIA

MIR and Mrs Richard T. Randall. OF
346l Chestnut street, have issued invt.
tations for the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Mss Florence Randall. and Mr..
Richard q. Haig, OF SwarthmOre. which
will take place on Saturday evening,
October 70, at o'clock at tho Church
OF the Saviour, Thirty eighth street
above Chestnut.
Miss Helen NJ Boyd Of the Powelton
Apartments who has spent the summer
and early fail at the Dennis Hotel. At
lnntic city, VIII return to her home
shortly
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O"DOEEELL-CLOWER

An attractive wedding will take place
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
Church Of Our Lady Of Iourdes. Over
brook, when Miss Erma Elizabeth
Clover. daughter OF Mr and Mrs; Max
we'll &. Glover. Jr, Of Dverbrook. viii
become the bride Of Mr. Joseph !.
ODonnell, lr.. Of this city. The hrlde
Miss NJ Esteile Wood win be maid of
honor. Mr.. O'DonneIl will have for
is best man MIR. Maxwell g., Glover,
Cd Il brother OF the bride. ana Mr. y,
Theodore Pacha. Jr. and Mr.. I. Walter
stuart will act as ushers.
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Observation-Disclosures

A pretty wedding will take place this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, when Miss Sara
W. Citizens, OF 59i8 Carpenter street.
will become the bride Of Mr.. Levi i.
Deisbach, OF 261 South Fifty-th,rd street,
the Rev. DR.. Milton Nichols officiating
Miss Margaret Citizens. a sister, viii
attend the bride az maid Of honor. Mr..
Deisbach will have for his best man his
brother. Nj George L.elsbaCh
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs. Francis ]. Maneeley, Of wayne
avenue and Tupehocken street. enter.
tanned al IA luncheon In honor OF Mss
Oliver OF Baltimore, yesterday.
Mrs David r. Young. OF 80 carpenter
street. entertained informally Ht bridge
on Monday evening.
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kENSlNGTON

Miss May OTville Of East MOntgom-
rrv avenue Will be hostess on Tuesday
afternoon to the members of her card
club.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Bahoff Of 2@ll West
Clifford street, announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Miss Mayme BIhOfr
TO Mr. Mack j Lewis, OF Trenton.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Agnes Kelly, of Third and Mif-
Niu streats. has returned TO her home
after spending a few days at Atlantic
City.
street will spend the weekend with
friends at Mauch Chunk.
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honor. and the bridesmaids will include
Miss Frances Young. of Germantown
and Miss Catherine Belville, Of Trenton.
Mr.. James Dcrein, Jr,. Will act as
Lest man for Mr.. Talbot and Mr. J.
Fitzgerald of Newark. and MIR, Laurie
Seaman, of Glen cove l.. l., will be the
ushers