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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-22
POLICE TO GUARD WOMAN
Mrs. olehI Takes Precautions e
Prevent Another Attack

After hard struggle with n Negro
aTwentieth street and Ridge avenue at
., o'clock yesterday morning. Mrs.
Caarlotte Diehl, of 2O20 Oxford street,
managed to escape the mans clutches.
ne ned when passers-by came to her
assistance.
Mrs. Diehl was on her way home
rom a restaurant at Fifteenth and
market streets, where she is employed
~ night cashier. She got off the car
shd was walking home when she heard
ioosteps behind her. She started to
run, but an arm was thrown about her
nsck' She looked up and saw the flash
Of a razor blade.
4, Yell and I'll cut your throat" said
tne man: She seized his razor hand and
screamed: A window opened and q man
called, Let that woman CO." Another
%i %sn came running from the corner.
mrs mrs Diehl was hysterical. She was
Wsen to the Women's Homeopathic
nTspitai, where she was quieted. A
Snee guard will escort her home in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-22
CHILD KILLED BY CAR
Several Mothers Hear Of Accident
and Fear for Own Little Ones

Within few minutes after she had
left her father as he boarded trolley
car last night at Thirty seventh street
and Haverford avenue, Anna Marie
O'Connor, four years old. Of 3710 Bran
DIVINE street, was struck and killed by
n westbound car on Haverford avenue
between Thirty seventh and Thirty
eighth streets.
A rumor that circulated in the neigh
borhood of Annals home after the acci
dent led each of several women to be-
lieve it had been her child who had been
killed. In consequence the Presbyterian
Hospital, where the little body was
taken, was besieged by anxious mothers
trying to learn the identity of the vic :
tim.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-22
GETS FINCH TARANTULA
;. Rusakove, Produce Merchant,
Narrowly Escapes BEING Bitten

A seven-inch tarantula made an eff
fort to bite Samuel Rusakove, a pro-
duce merchant, today when he picked
up bunch of bananas at his store, at
the southeast corner of Fifty third
street and Haverford avenue. The in
sect had been brought up from Central
America with a banana shipment on a
fruit steamship.
Rusakove threw a piece of bagging
over the bug, and then got it into
milk bottle. He had to proceed with
caution, as the bite of the insect is
poisonous. in my eighteen years ex-
perience, | never saw one so large"
said Rusakove today. II once found
n snake among the bananas, so I am
always careful when handling them"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-22
NOTED CANTOR RETURNS
laehmanovItz VIII Sing at Syna.
gogue Hero Tonight

The Rev. NJ. Lachmanovitz, cantor
and composer. will conduct services Of
the Congregation Sons of Halberstam
this evening and tomorrow at the syna-
gogue. Sixth and Green streets, after
an absence from the city of four years.
The cantor was associated with the
local congregation for several years.
He. is a pupil of Razumni, of Odessa.
and is regarded as one of the leading
exponcnts of the cantoral style created
by this master.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-22
WOULD LIKE TO BE "JUDGE'
r. c. Kelley, Undertaken, May Ente

r. c. Kelley, Undertaken, May Enter
Lists for Magistrate
Friends of Robert G. Kelley, an un-
dertakert, of 1904 Paschan avenue, in
the Fortieth Ward, are booming him
as candidate for magistrate at the
coming primary.
Mr.. Kelley's two sons, Captain
Robert G. Kelley, Jr., and Sergeant
w: ]. II. Kelley, served overseas and
are members of the American Legion.
Mr.. Kelley, who is sixty-two years
old, served in the Home Defense Re-
serves
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-22
Plan Memorial to Soldiers

Citizens of the Forty fourth Ward
are planning to erect monument in
Durham Park in honor Of the men who
lost their lives in the war. A commit
tee has been appointed and the entire
ward Is interesting itself in the monu-
ment campaign. The next definite step
will be the holding of n carnival and
mardi gras July % to August 6. on n
field at Forty ninth and Brown streets.
Proceeds will go to the monument fund.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, will attend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-22

trips, one to Rheims. and thence W
motor to Chemin des Danes. CrnonnS.
flsmes. Fere- -en -Tardenois. Serinee1
ana Nasle and the other to verdun.
Varennes and Blercourt.
They Will visit all the principal
cemeteries, including those at Romagne.
Blercourt and Nesle, and win also 20
10 versailles for tour Of inspection.
Ihey VIII return to New York Au-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-22
BURY SOLDIER TOMORROW
Private John L. Lynch Was klIlee
In Explosion In France

Funeral services for Private John L.
Lynch, killed in an explosion February
9, 1910, while serving in France with
Company NJ, 315th Infantry. will be
held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in
st. Veronica's Church. Sixth and
Iioga streets. His parents live at 3O27
North Fifth street.
Eighty men from the Philadelphia
Power Plant Engineers School will
attend the services. Members Of Pri-
vate Mitchell J. Joyce Post. No. 377.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Music
French Pianist TO BE
Heard April 20

Tho enthusiasm that has grsIk,
Alfred cortot. the his,ing'
French pianist. in the Eastern u
on his precnt tour. will undoubs4dl
h. equsied In Seattle. when he 4
pears in concert April 20. At 4
Tlrrt Methodist church, In the ~
rational event arranged BY Bbersn1
clay a CO.
Corfnt enjoys the reputation n y
ing one OF the greatest piania,s q
France has ever produced His %
singing tone. nnenss In shading =
dramatic force az a pianist rive r.
a power Of Interpretation that 4
lights all who hear him. Fl
Turnout his present tour. Al
cortot ls being assisted In his z
csrfs by the Duohrt piano. of
inst rurnent II has been said that
enables one 70 stretch a fleeting E
ment Of divine beauty 10 eternity.s
cortot himself II very cnthuxis1
over this modern invention
takes great delight In nystifying
audience with his two plano a
tons.
Among the numbers which CO..
will play are the "Andanie Sp<
and Polonaise" Of Chopin. "Segb<|
las by Aibinez. "Etude en- FormeI
vaise" b. SaintSasna. ''Eiude "a
Plat" by Chopin. and La catheda
Engloutie" rrbe Submerged CO
draD by Debussy.
Two OF his selections. the Chq|
'Poionaire" and variations ou|
Theme by Beethoven" by So
saens. are two piano numbers
which cortot Will play one pnr
part while the other part IL plsDI
on the Duo-Art by means Of r.
erd reproducing his own playing.
cortot has &nplayed his ability
an exceptionally skillful adapter
his work. 'Iltany." by Schubcrtcl
tot. This IL one Of the cornposiuG
which he win play at the COMO
here.
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RED CROSS
NURSING CLASSES

Monday and Wednesday evening
at Gatewood at 7;l5 y. m.
Monday and Thursday morning at
tumble shop at 10 a. IN.
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
at Whitworth school at 1870 y. IN.
Tuesday and Thursday evening at
Brighton Beach at 7;3o p. m.
Tuesday and Friday afternoon at
Bryant school at y. IN.
Monday and Friday evening at
Rosemary club at y. m
Monday sand Thursday afternoon
at Colorcd Y. W. G. a. at p. m.
Tuesday and Friday afternoon Mt
Redmond. Wash, at y. m.
Thursday evening for Y. l.. J..
Girls at X. OF G. hall at 7 D. m.
Thursday evening. class. in nutri.
ton. at yeslcr library at 1880 y. m.
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In a body upon the adjournment OF
the meeting.
Al the next business meeting Of
the club. May :. no one will be nd.
mi;ied unless shc presents her mem
bership card. becaufe this Is the
meeting for the annual election Of
officers for the coming year. A
nominating committee has been APP
pointed TO canvass the field for
good timber and great interest Is
anticipated In the coming election.
This policy Of having Round Table
discussions has developed some fine
talent IN the club: go much so that
at the NEXT meeting they will be
favored with brief talks from
tho members on such subjects as
Bonds" Real Estate" and -Insur.
ance."
Saturday. Arrfl 10. the club WIN
have It's sixth Industrial and KNOW
your own city" tour. and this viii be
TO the conservatory at Volunteer
park TO see and hear about the
beauties OF nature. All are expected
W DC NJ INC conservatory at 2.J0
.. IN. There Is In store for the club
rare treat.
on Tuesday. April 70. the Bust
ness and Professional women's club
will attend en- maSse the Home
Products Exhibit given under the
auspices OF the City Federation Of
women's clubs at the Hlppodrome
OF all the women In Seattle, the
business and professional women
should certainly be most interested
IN seeing these fIne exhibits and In
becoming educated as to the horne
products in our locality. therefore
large attendance Is expected at the
meeting. and a real treat is In store
for the club when II arrives at the
exhibit
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Wellesley College
Endowment Fund
Benefit

Many paroe9 are being Planned TOT
the opening performance OF The
Sweetheart shop" at the Mctropol-
itan theatre next Tuesday evening.
when part OF the proceeds viii 20
towards the Wellesley college cndow.
ment fund. Mrs. Frederick Han
White. state chairman Of the fund.
announces that the performance rs
open to the public SSecial features
will be an added attraction for the
first night and arrangements have
been made with the Women's Uni
versity club for supper after the per.
formance.
Wellesley gardens. which Includes
sceds Of bachelor buttons. lobciia-
verbena- ssters. ssTect peas. larkspur
and love-in-the- mist, viii be sold by
q group Of pretty maids. Miss Alice
Blake. Miss Phyllis Blake. Miss Jane
Perkins. Miss Virginia Sheahan.
Miss Lucille Eyman. Miss Mary Lea
Fisken. Miss Muriei Waterhouse.
Miss Marian lane. Miss Eima Col.
Inns and Miss Catherine Collins.
The committc in charge includes:
Mrs. Arthur Hallam. president Of the
club; Mrs. Phillip Marion. vice presi-
dent and publicity chairman. Mrs.
William II. Sutton. secretary and
chairman OF advertising. and Mrs.
u. II. Edgers. chairman OF the tele-
phone committee.
The list OF patronesses for the af.
fair Is as follows: Mrs. Alfred II.
Anderson. Mrs. Richard A. Ballinger.
Mrs. Frederick III. Bausnan. Mrs.
Frederick Bentley, Mrs. Ebert r..
Blaine. Mrs Lawrence Boyle, Mrs.
Archibald s. Downey, Mrs. Jay I.
Durand. Mrs. John w. Eddy, Mrs.
Bruce Elmore, Mrs. John Erickson,
Mrs Edward I. Garrett.
Mrs. Joshua Green. Mrs. Thomas
NJ. Green, Mrs. George w. Boole,
Mrs. Robert c. Brinkley. Mrs. Keith
Bullitt. Mrs. Burke. Mrs. Edward
y. Burwell. Mrs. r. n. caliins. Mrs.
=. II. Chinn. Mrs. John Collins. Mrs.
Charles ID. Stimson. Mrs. Fred s..
Stimson, Mrs. Edwin strout, Mrs.
Robert s. Wilson and Mrs. Raymond
Wright.
Mrs. Henry SuzzaIlo. Dean Ethel
Huntlcy Coldwel, Mrs. David
Thompson, Mrs. Frederick Padel.
ford. Mrs. p. J. Frein. Mrs. Charles
Phillips. Mrs. John Condor. Mrs. NJ.
Lyle Spencer, Mrs. Keith Gregory.
Mrs Herbert Condor and Mrs. w. II.
0orsuch. Mrs. Daniel Kelleher, Mrs.
Richard Perry. Mrs. John Henry
Ballinger. Mrs. A. Il. lie Bsllister,
Mrs. Adele Ballard. Mrs. +. u.
Cooper. Miss Nellie Cornish. Mrs N.
II. Iahmer. Mrs. J. w. SpangIer,
Mrs. George w. soliday. Mrs. John
Roberts. ST., Mrs. ID. a. Nicholson,
Mrs. James u. Hoee. Mrs. Charles
Burnside. Mrs. Meyer Blum and Mrs.
AIbin Matzner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Illustrated Recital
on Oriental MuSic

The Musical Art society presents
Louise c. Beck In an illustrated Ice
ture recital ON Oriental Music. :
"Wednesday morning. April 20. at II
o'clock. In the Fine Arts hall. 1918
Fourth ave
The proceeds Of this recital viii 30
10 tho Chinese famine fund
Following Is the program:
PART
Archaic scAies---vtsln. ..-.....s......
...... Mra Ruth Pepper Reagstorff
tal FESTIVAL march on the solemn
entry OF the smperor In the temple
o. '-rhs Gifted Flower tuedsrnl.
<el Love song htmi TO Waukerrtts:
-stnes from my true love I parted.
Off thru the FIR tr~e grove I wander.
and a. the dew from the fR tree
fAll~ my hot tear falt--tu ssienea-
fdl "IapAnes- Classic Ne. 10
Victim. Mira Ruth Pepper l.anEs'orfr
Piano. Mrs Margaret Ashworta Masso'a-
PART II
1--r-hfness luiiahys"
The Dream junk t-aoderrl-
Mrs. Carl Hoblitseii On eostumep.
Nrs fr~dertck Beatiey At the piano.
a-Duet- "Rokudsn
keso BY Mrs TanAhA
sanais~n BY Mira Hiramassu.
ocsg. --Harusames tin Jzpanese).
Mis- Catherine Palmer.
Kote assisting-
e--I-a s1uis dc
Pan .-......~-~-.--- - b~o'-s's
IA Chsveiurs-. -.-...--.
Budtnbs CHANT tan-ient thems).
Jacques Jeu-Jerv'li.
Paul AcCoois st the ptAno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Calendar for
Orthopedic Tea Shop
Merit Week.

The different guilds m charge Of
the Little or,hopedic Tea shop next
week will be. MondsN Trinity
church. Miss Rebccca Collins. host.
esq; Tuesday. St Marks guild Of ST
Marks church. Mrs. J. r. Moore.
hostess. Wednesday. Westminster
Presbyterian church. Mrs T. g.
Clingan. hostess: Thursday. st. Mar.
xare, guild Of s.. Marks church.
Mrs. J.. II. Gaffncy. hostess. Friday.
Washington Park guild. Mrs Fred
Everett. hostess: Saturday. East
Capitol Hin guild. Mira J. l. VIM.
hostes2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
TEA WITH SONG

At the impromptu tea given on
Monday at their Fort Worden quar-.
ters by Mrs. Lennon. wife OF Major
Kelley Benjamin Lennon. u. s. A.,
in compliment TO Mrs. John Twoms.
ley. OF Seattle. the house guest OF
the rector OF Saint Paul's. the Row
erend George Davis Adams. and
Mrs. Adams. a delightful feature
was the group OF songs. accom-.
panied by Mrs. A. T. Lcavett. and
sung by Mrs. Bowler, wife OF Cap.
tain Louis James Bowler. Z. s. A.
Tea was poured by Mrs. Miller. wife
OF Major Alvin Charles Miller, medl.
cal corps, Y. s. A., and their house
guest, Miss Downing. assisted the
hostess.
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a. the hostezA Following II the
newly elected board. Mrs. Henry
suxzaiio. Mrs. J. /. Worcester. Mrs
V. /. o. chittick. Mrs. Keith GREG.
DRY. Mrs. Edmond Acany. Mrs. Fred
Aver. Mrs. C. w. Harris. Mrs. Il ID.
Mckenzie and Mrs. Lyle Spencer.
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SUPPER DANCE AT
FORT LAYTON

Several handsome supper parties
were given Mt Fort Iawton on
Wednesday, following the officers
hop. admirably managed by Major
II. c. X nuhlenberg. u. s.. A..
chairman OF the Hop committee.
The supper given by Colonel Oscar
j. Charles. u. s. A.. colonel com.
manding. WINS large affair. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Aber.
nathy. wife of Commander ~Abcr.
nathy, u. S. N. Other supperNhosts
on this occasion were Major Har.
ward Moore. U. s. A.. and Mrs,
Moore. Captain George Ncwiove. T..
s. a. and Mrs. Newlove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Mount Baker Park
Luncheon Club

The Mount Baker Park wednss-
day Luncheon club win meet nj the
clubhouse at O'Clock next wednes
day. Tho hostesses win be MrR. A.
II. Brandt. Mrs J. A. Duncan. Mrs.
Reinier Beeuwkes and Mrs. Macy
Nicholson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Miss Gates
COmplimented

In compliment to Miss Louise
Gates. a bride to be. Mrs Murray
Mclean entertained with a miscci.
iancous shower at her home last
Monday afternoon Twenty friends
Of the honor guest were invited
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
wosnan's C~utur, Club


The French department Of the
woman's Century club will meet
Monday noon. April Is. At the Ho-
tel Washington.
Tho art department. VIII NEE;
Monday at p m. at the home of
Mrs. G. H. Dahiefn. 7s2 18th ave. ~.
The honienes are TO be Mn. Dahiem
and Mrs. w. A. Foster. Program
VIII be Muraio Of Boston. Public
Library BY Mrs. Max Kuner. Mrs.
~ ~ Shaw and Mrs. u. ID. Mills.
Current events By department.
South End Improvement Club
The South End Improvement club
will hold a meeting In fratsrnai
hall. Georgetown. April is. 8 y. m.
St Joseph's Cours. L. c. q. r.
Mrs. Joseph H. Manning viii en-
terrain with benefit card party a;
her home. 18th and Olive. for St
Joseph's Court. u. c. o. r. Mon.
day. April 10. a, 8 p. m. Mrs.
Manning will he assisted by Mrs.
Thos Y. clcary and Mrs. Joseph
Latham Friends are invited.
Congress Of Mothers and PIT. A.
Tho home economics committee
Of the Congress OF Mothers and
z Parent Teacher association win hold
an important meeting ON Monday.
April Is. : .. m. at the Y. W. G.
A. A large attendance OF members
In desired.
Seattle Marathon Guard. W. II. a.
Seattle Marathon guard w u. A..
OF the Maccabeea. will drill Monday
evening. April rs. at s p. m. in the
basement OF the NJ. T.. church.
Borcn ave. and Stewart u,
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MA Biloer to Be Feted

In compliment; TO Miss Ruby Bii-
ger. Mrs. Hubert Martin and Mrs.
Fred Deikin VIII entertain with n
handkerchief shower ut the country
home OF Mrs. Martin. konoway.
Hunts Point next Saturday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Annual Meeting Of
Sunset CIitb

Announcement Il made OF the
annual nesting OF tho Sunset club
for next wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. Reservation for luncheon
must be made before Tuesday noon.
April 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
AUCTION BRIDGE

On Tuesday. at their Fort worden
quarters. Major Charles Robert Fin.
ley. u. s. A.. and Mrs. Finley en-.
tertained informally at auction
bridge. Three tables were In play.
the high prize going to Captain W.
W. Mccrillis. dental corps, U. S. A..
and tho low prize TO Mrs. f'itzpat.
rick, wife OF Captain Francis j.
Fitzpatrick, U. s. A. At table
docked In daffodils a jolly supper
was served. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs Lennon. wife of
Major Kelley Benjamin Lennon.
Y. S. A.. and by Mrs stiley, wife
OF Captain Joseph Stilcy. u. S. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
BACHELORS DINNER

Following the punctllious army
code, the bachelor officers at Fort
worden returned their social obliga
lions by entertaining at dinner. on
Friday, Mt the officers mesw pre-
cedlng the dance at the officers
club.
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was perfection. The committee. rep.
rosenting the line. was headed by
Major i. ID. Applin. Y. s. A.. as
sisted by Captain Louis James Bow.
Ter. Y. s. A., Captain Thbmas II
Parker. ". S. A., Lieutenant Cyrus
q. shelton. u. s. A., Lieutenant
Charles Forrest Wilson. u. s. A..
and Lieutenant IIalyor Highland
Myrah, u. s. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Faculty Wives Meet
for Luncheon

The Faculty Wives met for their
annual luncheon in the Home Eco.
nomics building on the campus.
Monday. with Mrs. George Freeland
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BRILLIANT LUNCHEON
AT PORT FLAGLFR

At their Fort F1axicr quarters. on
Tuesday. Lieutenant Colonel Jairus
Alphaeus Moore. u. \. A.. com
nander Of Fort F'laxlcr. and Afrs
Moore entertained at luncheon IN
honor Of Colonel John l.. Hayden.
U. =. A.. commander Of the Puget
Sound coast defenses. and in com.
plimen, 10 Major Franklin Babcock.
y. 8. A.. Of the Inspector Generals
department A garden bouquet. in
n Buddha bowl. conferred the table.
where brilliant wit and cosmopol!.
tan appointments seemed somehow
exotic in this remote island fort.
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SMALL AND VERY
| SMART

a dance. smnll and very smart,
was given on Friday at the Officers
club, Fort Wordcn. The club was
decorated with flags. light refresh.
mens were served. and the music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
HONOR GUEST

Returning from tho Yacht club
ball, Mrs, John Twomsloy. OF Seat.
tie, the house guest OF the rector
OF Saint Paul's. the Reverend
George Davis Adams, and MIS-.
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| ATES
| TO REMEMBER

Il W lkL Nl II VI D1As
SATURDAY, APRIL H.
NJ. y weldon Younr ara mHII
kasl =. HAfb4nsh viii honor II
riris Of ihe ~. Nicholas schG1
With a dancing party al the SCI
set club W
Hlss Roth Martin viii v.1 -
wilmer c. Hewitt a; the he0e
OF Mr. and Mrs. Byron l. -
AZ sac o'eiocs- II
SUNDAY, APRIL IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar l. Webster ~.
compliment Mr.. and Mrs. Tbor,4I
BORDEAUX with a supper given Z
their home.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Broderfck -
entertain with . supDer at hon>41
MONDAY. APRIL is
Monday Practice club VII me-
with Mrs. John Erikson. ais e.
gar ST. at ii.se O'clock
TUESDAY. APRIL Is
Or. and Mrs. v. y. Edg~rr vffl -
terrain at The Sweetheart ShoU1
for the benefit Of the wsiisstey
College endowment fund. Of The
Metropolitan theatre
Ms. y. W. Hurlbut and Mrs. J. d
RurrhArn viii entertain AZ tee 81
the home Of Mrs Huribus. com4
piifnenisry TO Miss Ruby Bilger.
brtde-ei~ct
Queen Anp~ circle Of the Fruit sn1
Flower Mission will be ente-tatne0
., the home OF NrA Prank =
Piummer.
Benefit performance Of The eves9
heart shop" at the hetropolita
theatre for the Wellesley collie
endowment fund
WEDNESDAY, APRIL b.
Mirs Evelyn Lane vii entertain ~
formally At tea At her ho0q
~rAnehurss." on Mercer ssisnd-
Mrs.. Carl O. Martin viii be iuseo<
con hostess ~ the Hairar apaee>
rnerfe. "a
King County Association Of Graz
ate Nurses win be hoste<ses ~ .
dance given at the NAson>Gss
pie.
FRIDAY. APRIL g. IN
Annual Tennis Bail Win take plaDo
at Chrisfenssns hail.
Mrs Harold Scott NcCauwhsy v1i1
entertain with . bridge tee n
compliment TO Mira william Bd3
ris
FRIDAY. APRIL 81
Mrs.. r. "a. Owens vii entereA1
With q bridge tea compilmentaq
TO Mira. william EdrtsL
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NHrss RUBY r. BIfGER daugh
lVl ter OF Mr.. and Mrs w l.
bigger. has chosen Saturday. April
II. as tho day Of her marriage to
MIR. Frank Davis.
The ceremony win be performed
at 9 O'Clock in tho afternoon at tho
Hunts Point Club house. Miss
Elsie Howell. OF san Francisco. Ia
10 be maid Of honor and Mr., Floyd
l<ahier. cousin OF the bride. viii he
Eroomsman for Mr.. Davis,
There are TO be nine little flower
girls. daughters of tho girls for
whom Miss Bilger has acted as
maid Of honor or bridesmaid, Go
tide and Marjorie Duryee. OF Ever
EFT. vesta and Virginia Anne Row
den. Patsy Anne Coffin. Barbara
Crowder, Jane Ebright. Charlotte
Tindaii and Janet Macdonald.
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Adams. was honor guest on Thurs.
day at pretty dinner given AT
their Fort Flagler quarters by Lieu
tenant Colonel Jairus Aiphacus
Moore, u. s. A.. commander Of
Fort Flaglcr. and Mrs. Moore. The
hostess aid was Captain George H.
Kent, medical corps. U. =. A., re.
Gently arrived at Flagler from the
Philippines.
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Dinner at Home

Complimentary TO Mr.. and Mrs.
%. r. Appel and Miss Marjorie
Appel, Of Boston. Mass. and Mrs.
Frederick Metzger. OF Bedford.
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion r.
Cummings are entertaining informal
~ at dinner at their home this cvcn-
ing
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on Wednesday. nj their Fort
tlagler quarters, Lieutenant j.
Iongstrcet welchei. U. S. A.. and
Mrs Welchel were hosts at small
dinnor-dance, In welcome to Mrs.
Moore, wife OF Lieutenant Colonel
Jairus Aiphaeus Moore. U. s. A..
commander of Fort Flaglcr.