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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
Scraps about Scrappers

Joe Isnch ban,amwcIght rhampion Will
step into m" f"ntn1rw.ight Givisinn n, ,hn
,,sosH.nF Of the Garjrn in in Ndw York. Y' " sep sT
Cleveland n, ia romnIs a, y o. ctnck m'o' VI
Johnny Shuyrrs r,bo 10 70 ,,eo, wnli.
Jackson in ths Whit nm st ,h,, OIvmn,, naxt
Sonday night, tackles Kid Kapian Tor the
Conn, tomorrUw mtrSt ''"' a. '''"
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9ews EH,ish tea'tL:orwniSgEG ar" ntiN Tihny
Watson Nl.,r.,ri,n' ' ftn 1't "HT
meets R" H. 'i Tn t'"Im,'' nn W, ,'Emu vs.
aay n!gh'.
!
1oes Leonard. brother Of Champlon Rrrnv.
Sn Another Saturday night Syn
Mms,ch Will be between Chick OF
@'' city, and Joey Icon. @,----.'A-.-'
u51aI. maif score Of bantsms have been
N tpeu together tho OpNn-atr program
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
WEST PH|LA. MINES
FACE CRUCIAL TEST
Stonehurst or LIE Brothers Will
Drop Out Of West Philadelphia
Series With Defeat
OTHER IMPORTANT GAMES

One game that has an important
bearing on the championship series OF
the West Philadelphia section Of the
Philadelphia Baseball Association will
be played tonight at 8 :45 o'clock at
Fifty fourth street and Elmwood ave-
nue..
The rival contestants are Lit Broth
ere and Stonehurst. and one or the
other passes out Of the picture with the
defeat. Statements from the rival camps
say. the players ARP confident of sur
viving.
Shanahan at present leads the field
with four won and two lost. Stonehurst
ere. two and two. Nphiladelphia Ter.
minnl has already entered the also
rams.
If the store team is returned win
ner. It will be half game behind
Shanahan. and then will have chance
to tie Jim Bonner's boys by a victory
over Philadelphia Terminal in the final.
Ir Stonehurst is triumphant. Mace
Ryan's aggregation and Shanahan will
be deadlocked. and an extra game or
games necessary.
Manager Slaughter will use Otto, the
boy WONDER in the box. Since he
Joined the club six weeks ago. he has
won eight out of nine games, losing only
one contest 10 Glenside and scoring
wins over Shanahan twice, Camden
City. Pleasantville, Philadelphia Ter
minal and later Glenside. Manager
Ryan will likely use Tom. Friday fol
Stonehurst.
Other Games on Layout
Shanahan IL the attraction at the
South Phillies. The Vest Philndel
phians are anxious to score n victory
over the downtowners at Shetzln'
Park. Alan Tarr. who is the leadins
hurler on the Shanahan staff. will g,
to the hill for Jim Bonner, while Zoph
will be the selection for the Rudol'
phians.
The South Philly Hebrews an'
| Fleisher mines have arranged anothe
battle at Twenty sixth and Reet
streets. These clubs have played man
times and the Sphas hold the edge oI
their rivals. Bill Grieshaber will b.
the pitching selection of the Warner
and Krepps will be his opponent 70
! the Sphas.
The final twilight tilt Of the season
will be staged at the North Phillies
park at Fourth and Wingohockin
streets with Hilldale. The game i
listed to start at 5 80 +. NJ. and tn
season will no doubt be closed 10 after
supper games with one Of the larges
turnouts. Ed Bolde has announced hi
intention to use Phil Cockrell am
Perry Reisnyder will depend on Ra,
Steinader.
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CHESTER AT BRIDESBURG
Bill Pierson Will Face Ray kepner
In lJntown Game Tonight

The Rridpsburg baseball team Will
play one Of its important games Of the
season this afternoon starting at D ~,
at Richmond and Orthodox streets.
The uptowners, and former champions
Of fine Delaware County League. have
engaged in numerous sensational games
this season. and this contest Is also
expected to he Il hummer.
Two of tn" best pitchers in these
parts will be on the hill. Bin Pierson,
the former Macklnan. will be opposed
to Lefty Stilly. Bridcsburg yesterday
defeated Chester at SmHdley Park, >. u.
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The Nicetowr Tnvs' club blues" a first
class home and travelling team. will again he
in the fed this year. they will have the
sarne lineup az last yea. with one excep.
tion They will have Harry shade last
years captain OF the Nice.Own II c.
Reds. this gear The team will start prac-
tiCe shortly and WA open the season the lat
ter part Of October. Manager Evans wishes
to announce that the 'Blues'' will play a.
home very Saturday evening and will travel
during the week. Teams wishing games corn
munirate with G, Watson, 4il7 North GratZ
street, Phila de pha.
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Williams Starts Practice Today

Villa amstown. Mass. Sept. 1.-THE van.
guard CT the Williams footba, II squad Of
1929 arrived Hcre prepared for the first
practice. which will be held on Western
Field this afternoon: Manager james Ward,
nger Donald O'Brien. "a. of Hunt lngton l..
l. were early arrivals to complete plans
for the season. "Jm'' Laws. veteran tackle
OF the last two wears. arrived looking ut for
a strenuous campaign.
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CrlouI May Meet Dundee

New York. Sept l4.-Ncsottations for 4
feathrrweght cha'npIOnship contest between
Euccre CriquI. OF France. European title
holder. and Johnny Dundee. recognized az
champion o.. New York State, were said
20 l." under way today
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HOW ABOUT THE y

HOW ABOUT THE NEXT GENERATIONS
II HE becomes any more strenuous; and
continues is rapid increase, what VIII the
next generation amount to- There Is a
the Magazine Section OF the Sunday PUBLIC
InpaER Make II a Habit it"--Adr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. Warren Quillman,. OF 30: Lans-
downe road, Llanerch, will entertain at
Q tea at her home on Friday. March II.
for the benefit Of the building fund Of
tho Woman's Club of Llanerch. Those
receiving with Mrs Quillman will be
Mrs. William Young. Mrs. Henry V.
Gummere, Mrs. John Causden and Mrs.
Joseph McCreedy. Mrs William Marsh
and Mrs. John Leedom will pour tea,
assisted by Mrs. Paul Cramer, Mrs.
w. d. Jamison. Mrs. Louis Newberger.
Miss Janet Taylor. Miss Mary Tier and
Miss Ruth Wells.
Miss Ida J. Baker will entertain in
formally at bridge at her home on West
Washington street, Media, on Friday
afternoon, March II.
DR.. and Mrs. S. p. Gray, Of Chester,
have been passing u few days at At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Taylor. who have
been spending several weeks in st.
Petersburg, Fla, returned to their home
q few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Hershey. OF
wallingford. have returned from stay
In Florida.
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WRITER'S DEBATE ON WIVES
RETAINING MAIDEN NAMES.
Novelist and "coIyun,is~ Disagree
on Feminist Movement .'

"" ESVVIVVes "SvSV'S"s
New York, March 13.--(By A. PD-
Arthur Somers Roche, novelist, argued
the affirmative last night in debate
with Haywood Broun, columnist, on
the question, "Shall Women Lose Their
Names at SMarriage?"
The debate was held at the first an
nual dinner of the Lucy Stone League,
organised last year with about 100 mem.
bers, to encourage the use by women of
their own names after marriage.
''NIiss Ruth Hale" wife of Mr..
Broun. introduced the speakers, pre-.
senting her husband rs "Mr. Haywood
Broun." He. addressed her as Miss
Toastmaster. Mrs. Arthur Somers
Roche, who isn't member of the
league, sat at her husbands side.
Declaimed Mr.. Roche:
1T isn't necessary for me to relate
the superiority of man over woman.
(contcmptuous snickers ia the audi
ence.)
General retention by women of their
rupt the United States census.
"The idea is for women to sacrifice
themselves for the State"
Retorted Mr.. Broun:
S'Marriage at the present time is an
imperfect arrangement.
"Women should have more spiritual
elbow room
"Women should be permitted to re-
tain their own names so that when they
do things they shouldn't do the busy :
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Abrahams, Miss Elsie Lundy, Miss Kath-
crime Fishman. Miss Bertha Shavitx,
Miss Anna Egnal. Miss ,Flossie Egnai.
Mr.. Walter Friedman, Mr.. Seymour
Rand, Mr. George Weintraub, Mr.. Harry
Sokolove. Mr.. Samuel Marx. Mr. Robert
Rubinstine, Mr.. Raymond Goldstine; Mr..
Leon Wainer, Mr.. Herman Ellis Mr.. Joe
Kaplan. Mr.. Louis Schlisman. Mr.. Ber.
nard Margolis and Mr.. Michael Egnal.
Mr.. G. Gutlohn. Of 210s West Tioga
street, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Elsie Gutlohn. has left on an ex-
tended trip, to French Lick, Ind, and
St. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bishop, Of North
Sixteenth street, are spending several
weeks in the South at Palm Beach and
Miami.
Mrs. H. NJ. Saylor. Of Nineteenth and
Diamond streets. has issued invitations
for a luncheon and bridge party at her
home on Wednesday evening in honor Of
Miss Eleanor Franklin, Of Wheeling. w.
Va. who Is visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Berkowitz, Of the
Hotel Majestic, have as their guest their
daughter. Mrs. Nathan j. Edwards.
Miss Florence Braden. Of North FIJI
teenth street, is spending several weeks
at Atlantic City.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. z. c, Grove, OF 32 Elberon ave-
nue.. Lansdowne. has returned to her
home after spending several weeks with
her son-in.law and daughter. Mr.; and
Mrs. Charles w. Quint, of Highland
Park. New Brunswick. N. j.
Mrs. Robert T, Baldwin, Of Garden
City, L. l., Is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Potter, Of 1915 South
Forty-ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Ivan, Of New
York, were the guests of homer at a
bridge party and dance on Friday eve
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D.
King. Of North SiXty.third street.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lamont. Mr.. and Mrs. William
F'oss, Mr.. and Mrs. James Holmes. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Foss, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Thomas Barrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
will leave on Wednesday fer ATLANTIC
City, where they will spend several
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ALONG THE READING

A card party will be held by the Re
publican Women's Committee Of the
Forty-second Ward at the clubhouse
on Broad street and Olney avenue to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs William Ellis
Groben Is ward chairman.
Mr.. Frederick Fitz Gerald. formerly
Of Elkins Park. has arrived from Call,
fornia, where he and Mrs Fitz Gerald
have been living for more than year:
and is visiting his brother:in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 7. Gillespie,
Of Park avenue, Elkins Park.
The class in citizenship under the
auspiGes Of the League Of Women Voters
Wednesday afternoon in the Sunday
school room Of The Ashbourns P5esby,
spoke on How to Serve Your National
Government" Mrs. just will address a
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. William N. Stewart. Mel
rose and Spring avenues, Melrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Block, Of
Elkins' Park, have gone to Pinehurst,
N. c.. where they will spend a few
weeks.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Umstead, of
~ Pelham % road, gave dinner at their
Mas Ruth R asf fGr peore hsr
at the Mannheim Cricket Club given by
the senior class Of Germantown Acad-
emy. There were ten guests.
Miss Frances Morgan. Of 314 West
Seymour street. entertained the mem
bers Of her sorority on Saturday. The
Miss Eeanor wIkie Fix ss Miss saGp Maripn cSss Gliy
Miss Elizabeth Page, Miss Annabelie
Ward. Miss Elsie Edwards, Miss Laura
Hitchcock, Miss Ruth Steinmetz. Miss
Eleanor knipe. Miss Camille Phister
and Miss Elizabeth Redheffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burnham, Sd. Of
322l West Queen lane, are receiving
congratulations upon the birth Of son.
William Foster Burnham.
Mr.. Henry W. Amerling and his
Sister, CT S. West Chelten avenue. are
spending some time at Hot Springs. Ark
Mrs. NJ. Raymond Scott, of West
johnson street, will entertain the mem-
bers Of her sewing circle at her home
this afternoon.
Miss Helen Scharpe, of Germantown
avenue and Upsal steret will leave
shortly for New York. where she will
spend some time.
Mrs. John Fl. Farley, Of COS West
Upsal street. Is spending a few weeks at
Miami.
Mrs. Frank A. Williamson. Of All
Pulaski avenue. has returned from
Pittsburg and Wheeling, w. Va, where
she spent some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold r. Raleigh, of
McCallum and Sharpnack streets, have
returned home after visiting Mr..
Raleigh's brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Raleigh. Of Harris
burg. Pa.
Mrs. A. W. Springman, OF 1915 Ger
mantown avenue, has returned from
abroad, where she spent some time trav-
cling through Europe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
EDITOR BARES MURDER
Wealthy Cuban Indicted After PrIs
oner Talks

Havana, March 13.-Evidence Sc.
cured by the editor Of La Discussion cul.
minated yesterday in the indictment on
charge Of conspiracy to murder OF
Victoriano Bengochea,a a wealthy fishing.
feet owner; Manuel Gonzales. alias
'"The Hunchback," and Julian Ian.
taron, known otherwise as Little
Sweet Potato The three men were
held without bail for trial.
Bengochca and the other two men
are charged with having instigated the
murder Of Raoul Gutierrez Mediavilla,
business rival Of Rcngochea. in Oc.
tOber, 1910. Felipe Ruiz Carba is
serving life sentence for the crime,
and his desire for revenge on those al.
legged to have used him as tool and
failed to carry out promises to secure
his release was the key that unlocked
the combination of powerful political
and business interests which relatives
Of the slain man alleged had blocked all
attempts to fix the real responsibility
for the killing.
During the year he has been in prison
Ruiz Carba has lived in luxury on
gifts of money from unidentified
friends.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

FITS rs ~ scott Townsend, CT Rockland
enra ] re n'ant wilmington. Del, announces the
townsend, to Mr.: if Edward Koons %ss 'shs Bis.
Bispham. U. S. n. Of this city. ~ ~
citA "A s,'n lyme wedding. Of interest to this
saey seS, VIII be that Of Miss Barbara Sar-
Lewis sarSxsnt Of Of Nsw M an@sn anS Mr oro g.
York. son Of the late MI. George ".
IIIeove IInore, Of this city. and a, nephew Of Mr..
wedding will take place in New Haven.
hsib Miss sdSr FRANCES J; Ross and Miss Eliza
gorge e g. Ross. Of 1921 Spruce street,
VIII entertain at the Ice Carnival this
seyenins IN honor OF Miss Emma Martyr
iTeUrsei ism daughter of Mr., and Mrs Will
Locust Streets and Germantown.
Miss Walburga Kaul Reilly. daughter
9. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reilly, Of 2209
%. James place, whose marriage to Mr..
AieHxander ,H Brooks Paine. Of New York,
left taHe on sptursaW sp,aGs on Saturday. April e.
mar tMhaarys. Pa. and will return to her home
Mr. and Mrs. William Drayton
iran %,range and their daughter. Miss Ban
SSing Grange, OF the Wellington. left on
saturday SATURDAY for q visit to Atlantic City to
carlton. They expect to return to their
nome tomorrow. Their son, Mr.. John
Grange, who is a student at St. Paul's
;" ;nehool, VIII return home en- March 2l
parents. '>'' '''S
Iers Miss Martha Cameron Whitmer.
J. W4itmer, Of 7os KinssessinK a ;Ss avenue ea1sn
,hnir M,.i leave the latter part OF May for
Am6ler, where they expect to remain
until the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederick Lewis.
OF 1914 Spruce street, will entertain al
n;,nner tomorrow evening and afterward
M M,, their box at the, opera. The guests
coin Clark. DR.. and Mrs John H. Glib
Fadden.
~, mrs. Frank II. Moss, of Sunny Hill,
CITY line Bala, will entertain at q lunch
s9h at ] o'clock on Thursday, March
III, III pefore the card party at the Green
horse Show.
Mrs. William G. Scull will act as
hostess at the tea at the Print Club,
sixteenth and Latimer streets, on FRI
o'clock.
- Mrs. Albert II. Roseng garten. of 1908
Ce Lancey place, will leave this week
tor a visit to White Sulphur Springs,
where where she will remain for the tenten
Miss Dorothea A. Heckscher. daughter
OF Mr.: and Mrs. Richard M. Heckscher.
VINO has been spending the last few
Gays with Miss Henrietta Schmidt,
Saughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Schmidt, Of Radnor. has returned to her
nome In Haverford.
a, Mrs. Arthur H. Hrockie,. OF sol3 Gre
's'o' avenue Chestnut Hili' who has
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
HOUSES ARE RACKED BY
.MANH0LE EXPLOSIONS
Runor Of Earthquake Spreads After
Cumberland St. Acclde nt-4 Hurt

A hurry call for specials was sent to
all police stations, three fire alarms
were turned in, all hospitals in the
northeast section Of the city were noti-
fed to send ambulances, doctors were
summoned and wrecking crews were
rushed to the scene from the General
Electric Company, the United Gas I'm
provement Company and the Philadel-
phia Rapid Transit Company after three
manholes on Cumberland street exploded
in rapid succession shortly after Z
o'clock last night.
The iron tops were blown high into
the air and there were bursts Of flame.
Harry Ebberlin, 1896 North Mutter
street; George Marks. 2521 North Han
cock street; Walter Duke, 2G44 Agate
street, and Joseph Rocsler, 2435 North
Nlascher street, who were at play, were
slightly hurt by the explosions.
The explosions, occurring ut the in.
tersections Of Hancock, Mascher and
Mutter streets with Cumberland street,
rocked houses and shattered windows,
and rumors of an earthquake followed.
The police believe leaky gas main was
responsible for the trouble.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
ILIST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells Of Another Debutdte Miss Margaret
Hatfield She Chats About the Engagement of Miss
Cram, of Boston, to Jerome Greene, of Ne,v York

been spending some time in Palm Reach
VIII return TO her home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Roberts IT,
OF Hayerford. are being congratuiatea
HPon the birth of son on Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. II. nohsr,.
on lS0o De Lancey place. are nj Atlanta
City, at the Ambassador, for a few davs'
Mrs. M. Schuyler Mills. of New York.
WnS mas 5een entertained as the guest
i4ia asp spruee es street r. seFtss for Ihpp,sStt
returned to her home last week. ''
Mr.. Henry b. Patton, Of sa4 so,,,,,
NineteentP street, has returned from, =
stay at the Ambassador Hotel, Atlantic
Mrs. Walter Scott. of Overbroelx. who
has been at Palm Beach and Miami for
several weeks. is now at st. Lucie, Fla,
and Will spend a few days at Daytona
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Forde Hanse,,
at the Ambassador, at Atlantic Civ. For
an extended visit. ~
family. Of 1929 Pine street. viii IHo leavs is
early next month for their country
place, Rokeby, Westown, Pa, where
they will remain until the autumn
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Taylor. Of Over.
brook, who have been spending a few
days at the Hotel Trsymore, Atlantic
City. have returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul M. Hesser. Jr.. Of
Mount Airy, are receiving congrat,lla.
tons upon the birth Of a. daughter.
Marilyn. Mrs. Hesser will be reinerr1.
, bered as Miss May Alburger, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs T. Linton Alburser.
Mrs. Henry s. Grove OF c5s West
Tulpehocken street, Germantown, who
has been spending a few weeks in At
lantic City. returned to her home several
days ago. Fr''
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Cuisine. of
6438 Woodbine avenue, Overbrook, have
returned to their home after spending
| short time at the Hotel Traymore,
Atlantic City. -.
The photograph CT Miss Judelle Hus-
ton, used on the society page OF this
paper on Friday, was taken by j. Nit
cheu Elliott. - = . :. -
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FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Webster. of
Penn and Harrison streets, are spend
ing some time at Miami.
Mrs. Herbert williams. of Haworth
street, will entertain the card club of
which she Is a member at her home on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. J. Eugene Buck, Of 1859 East
Clarence street, Is travelling in the
South. where no Is spending some time
at Havana, Cuba, and Florida resorts
Mrs. w. p. Wilkes. of Fillmore street
has returned from Baltimore. Md.
where she spent a few weeks
Mrs. Harry Benson, Of Wakeling
street, will give n luncheon at her home
on Monday afternoon. in honor of Mrs
Francis Murdock, of Paterson. n. ].
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NoRRISTOWN

At a meeting of the Norristown Gar
den club held on Wednesday after:
officers elected were: President, Mrs.
John J. Williams; vice president, Miss
Isabel Walker: treasurer. Mrs. Il. G..
Shoemaker; recording secretary, Mrs.
William 9. Wilson; corresponding sec
retary, Miss Emma Boyer Mrs. Frank
Jones was the hostess OF the afternoon.
The club was organized nine years ago.
with seven members. There are now
2s4. Mrs. Percy j. Fell. Mrs. John
Noble and Miss Estelle Thomas gave
talks on garden subjects
The Radiant Chapter. No 96. Order
of Eastern Star. held their annual BAN
Duet on wednesday evening. There are
100 members present. Among the
guests Of honor were Mrs Margaret
Pifer. Mrs Fred Boyer, Mrs. Agnes
Kelly, Mrs. Ella Neiman, Mrs. C. Bald.
win, Mr.. Robert Trucksess. Mrs. Edith
!. Evans is the newly installed head Of
the chapter. ~
Ms Bertha and Miss Mary Croll, OF
Esglsvills. entertained st . hvehvndred
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to the seashore by balmy spring weather,
suddenly descended on the resort.
The invasion started early. catching
the showmen unawares. but by noon,
when the throngs had increased to
2tj 600. the streets and lanes echoed
with the cries Of sldeshow bnrkers and
shot dog" merchants. As the throng
increased in the afternoon, Surf avenue
and the other thOrOughfares had all
the aspects of busy July day.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

avenue. gave party in honor Of the
graduation Of their son. Mr.. Michael
Egnal, at their home on Saturday eve
ming. Among the guests were Miss
Blanche Krengel, Miss Miriam Wiess-
man, Miss Mary Schlisman, Miss Zelda
Ellis, Miss Jean Waldman, Miss Evelyn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13

party at their home on Thursday
Among the guests. were Miss Marion
Blue. Miss Marion Eddy and Miss Eliza.
beth Taggart. r. -,
Miss Nancy p. Highley. of the Nor.
ris has returned from a months stay
in Bermuda.
The Activity Committee Of the o. o,
H. gave a dance on Thursday evening.
There were 100 guests. Mr.. Lewis
Barrett, Mr.. Wallace Mace and Mr..
George Raugood were the committee in
charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13

bodies won't drag the husbands name
into the scandal" s.F .,.e .gs
John Emerson, president Of the. Ac-
tors Equity Association, was referee,
but ne saw no need of rendering de-
cisiOn. - a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Madeline c. Harold. Of <2644
South Fifteenth street. entertained at
dinner last evening in honor Of her
guest, Miss Margaret Comfy. Of Ner-
~ J..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13
$4,000 INVADE C0NsY ISLAND
Under Spell Of Spring Weather,
Throno peseends on Resort

New York, March 13.--CoWey Island
hurriedly threw of winters spell yester-
day and made believe it was summer.
when more than 10000 persons, drawn