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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
LOCAL LINKS MAY
STAGE new Event
Roxborough Figuring to Land
TIT on Local Golf Seized.
uIe for Next Year
MUST PER y Sc DAT 4
MUST PERUsE' DAT
ny SANDY NcN1BIICK

TNl1ERE was benucoup, and things
L like that. conversation out at the
Roxborougli Country Club this week on
the subject Of tho possibility Of holding
an invitation golf tournament there
next season.
Both the ups md downs Of the matter
were heartily discussed. with the ups.
as Is usunl In the links game. claiming
the victory. Thus the prospect is. II
the matter can be arranged. that Rox-
borough may hold n tourney Of this
nature next season for the local talent,
and the chances are all in favor OF its
going over big.
The club has nine hole course with
plenty of good golf shots therein. The
main thing necessary il to make them.
The club will enter a SOUND Of its own
experts, and it IL n big one, ns the
Green Valley linksmen can testify.
having lost It's match this week by the
count Of each tilt but one. It's lone
victory was scored by Green Valley
when the final intcrnnt tionalist, Bob
RansfOrd had n snarpy chance for u
medal score of but "a. in his match.
which he won. 3 and .. He only had to
make par on the last two holes to get
"a, but darkness sneaked on and
crimped the works.
Good Shots Abound
The good shots in the match this
week between Roxborough and Green
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
M0RRELL SOCCER TEAM
WINS EIGHT IN ROW
West Philadelphia Eleven VIII Meet
Wanderers on Sunday

The Morrell Mills soccer team has
made an enviable record this season and
now has run its list Of straight wins
up to eight In row. Theig most recent
victory was over the strong Ascension
team ny 4 goals to I. Ascension Is
. member Of the Allied League, first
division.
In this match two new players. =.
Flynn and Wysoskie. were given trial
and they more than made good. The
latter has a wicked boot in his right
foot and does not draw back. With
George Worthline and Phil jackson 10
coach him. he should develop into one
Of the best backs In these parts.
>. Flynn should be u star the same
as his brothers. Hook and Wimp.
On Sunday Morrell plays Wanderers.
OF the first division, at Sixty. third
street and Cedar avenue and have the
i!ibcrnians slated for the 26th.
Morrell wants game away on satur.
lay, November 25, with teams such as
1sarney Ernst, Centennial or Gordon +.
.. Address W. Flynn, 6132 Cedar
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

THOSE ~ho plav the game OF
foofbaI are supposed to be men,
Mol ~rak!inGs rho tcmbr before
Wusaot situations or diNruH tasks.
Gnd az men hcp must prcpare
sMsemsefrcs for the gruelling battie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
ST, CALLlSTUS FAST
VIII Play Union Club orlddsrs
Sunday

The st. Cnllistus eleven, Of West
Philadelphia. after getting of to
fented by Clearfeld A. A., has come
back strong and in Its last two starts
has defeated Holy Name G. G. and the
strong IT. Monica's team, Of South
Philadelphia. Last Saturday. ST.
Monica's held Pud Days South Phillies
to n - tie.
Listed among the new players Is
Harry Murnkannie, the Hawaiian eel:
formerly of All Philadelphia and
Darby Rams, who is playing quarter.
back. Fred Austin is playing fnst
pame. His line smashing and deadly
tackling featured in both Of the
Saints victories.
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N0fre Dame Captain
Out of Arn,v Game

South Bend. Ind, Nov. 10.-The
Notre Dame football squad is on its
way to West Point for the contest
with the Army tomorrow. Captain
Carberry, star right end, who was
injured in the Georgia Tech game
two weeks ago, did not accompany
the team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
xboough Golf Club May Hold Invitation Golf Tourney Next Year
Valley were plentiful when they were
needed, and sometimes when they were

Valley were plentiful when they were
needed, and sometimes when they were
not.
The writer expected TO have the plot
OF a sweet story, 30 played ronnd
thinking that II he were to shattcr par
for the course 1t would make a great
yarn. All he would have to do would
be to advise the readers to get laid out
by a truck for a season and hen 80 out
and break records on the links.
The only trouble was that wasn't the
way 1t worked out. Our short game
was perfect. except that it was much
too short. The puts would have been
deadly but the cups were stationary.
We were the author of one shot. now
ever, which was novel. to say the leost.
The caddy was standing slightly to the
rear looking ahead. as the good ones
do. TO see. the result Of what was In.
tended to be Il swell wooden shot. 1t
was pippin, even II we do admit It,
only trouble was 1t nearly went In the
bag which said caddy had hanging on
his shoulder.
Herbert u. Newton. whitcma ran. has put
ysss ss"i2i'i "a" SHrnsH S s"'E wsn '@n asy
W;SST,."n, mffans, na nais, z ,ne
1
short putt on the. sixteenth. won tho seven
| teenth and missed n wec one on the eight
eenth green. to take the match extra holes.
veteran had n 7G. and the figures show
| II would have required 90 or better Z?
| beat him. Newton took u o on the par 1
| seventh and another on tho par eight
Frank Harper. the Trenton golfer. Is .n,n
| to be nicely on the ROAD to recovery. fol-
| lowing a serious accident no had when
he put his body behind u blow At tho road
while tusSlinE with an automobile recently.
| His chin and forehead were generally cut
| In the affair.
Whitcnnrsh Is tho venur Of many famous
! athletes these drys. Tho latest ono Is
said to be Miss Grace ,hrtelt. better known
| AZ u natator. but now In the throes of some
grim efforts 10 conquer the merry game OF
| golf. She is taking lessons regularly, and
a host Of fans look for prosperous results
Tho golf match between !. Wood Plat.
amateur golf chrnp!on Of Philadelphia. and
| the writer. slated for the North Pole on
| Christmas. has been postponed due to in.
| clement weather reported from those parts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
Most Athletes Ouertrained,
Coach Robertson Declares
rrock Tutor Says One May Keep Fit by Altering
v". n.J;norv Diet according to Amount OF Exercise
Nv LAWSON ROBERTSON

,sr'ssy. III q ss.s h: sC ~ one ct the most famous
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

Whitcmnrsh Is the vent" Of many famous
athletes these drvs. Tho latest ono IL
said to be Miss Grace hrtclt. better kno-n
AZ u natator. but now In the throes OF some
grim efforts TO conquer the merry game OF
golf. She IL taking lessons regularly. and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

QEGULARITY in sleep is an all
~ important factor in trainino,
An athlete in such strenuous sports
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

Tho gOif match between !. Wood Plat.
amateur golf champion OF Philadelphia. and
the writer. slated for the North Pole on
Christmas. has been postponed. due to in.
clement weather reported from those parts
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night, Which mmst b.. had regularly.
That means he should retire at 10
o'clock or ten thirty at the latest
every night.
THIS doesn't mean that lie may stay
L up late one night and the next retire
a couple Of hours earlier to catch up.
By so doing his whole system 10 tent
norarlly derangcd. There are some au.
thorities who believe II is a mistaken
innovation Of the present ngc to have
fresh, cold air In the bedroom at night.
The stimulus given to the lungs BY con.
tinucus supplies of oxygen tends to In =
crease the waste Of tl,e body ind to
prevent repose which Is essential to its
renovation.
We are not dealing with cases Of I'll
health, but with those who are in ex :
cellent physical condition. In illness the
room must be ventilated. but the win.
dow should be obencd slightly and al
tho top in cold weather.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-01
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Lucille Polk Carter. whose en-
kasement to Mr.. Samuel J. Reeves, Of
Enoeh'xville, Pa, was announced last
wesk. will be the guest Of honor at
: oihner on Wednesday evening. Sep.
Nm MWmoer q, TO be given by Mr.. and
s robert Leaning Montgomery at
Saufossen' Sa,n their place at Villanova. be-
Gso,.. tse .he ~, dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
Hp.Urse W. Childs Drexel, of wootton.
ss S.yh Mawr. will give In honor of Mr.
hd Hoi. MRS, Montgomery's daughter, Miss
i'e'sh Hope Montgomery.
n. miss Helen Hope Montgomery. daugh.
Wont.,Mr. mi. and Mrs. Robert Leaning
viU,initsomery, Iii t OF Ardrossen, Villanova.
sai De the guest of honor az dinner,
H.a Hmoe which Mr.. and Mrs. George
thSr"e thsir wi, VIII give at Almonbury House,
nIen ,r place at THAN, on Friday eve,
whes' september l5. Miss Montgomery.
hsr VIII make her debut Mt a tea which
tsmhpssr parents VIII give on Saturday. SEN
n te, 20, VIII be the guest of honor
Mrs M large dances which Mr.. and
on Saturs,somery will give for her, one
the othsrua evening, October 81. and
H. Miss oM friday evening" November
Mis, Iiss Ks,. montgomery, who is visiting
oi H. katharine n. Rodgers. dauehtar
EssbtsssNWtli Ess WILLIAM II, Donner, Of s45 South
Jamsstnmn street, at their place nj
sstdiawn' ssturdaavw r. l.. will return home on on
dausbtsrf fa9i Denckla Mills and her
WoosCsa,. Miss Frances p, Mills % ~
panied hv Lodge, st. Davids, accom-.
daughter W y, Miss Isabella A. DaCosta
Ashwood u viNa Mr Charles +. DaCosta. OF
ember "a fo f,nanova. will sail on Sep-
win place Mt. s1r france, where Mrs Mills
It MadseM MISS Mills and Miss Da nsta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-01
Vest PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Hugh s. Wilson and Miss Alice
Wilson. OF Pittsburgh and Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Day. Of East Orange. y. j..
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. James
r Dill. Of 6622 willows avenue. They
will remain in this city until after the
Dill's daughter Miss NJ Helen Dill, and
Mr.. James Galley Brigham, Of 1927 Ross
street.
Miss Edythe L. Potts Of 723 South
Forty-sixth street, and Mr. and Mrs
Pedro Salaome, Miss Salaome and Mrs
Graham Carson. Of this city. who sailed
safely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Mclaughlin
who were married June Fl in the Luth'
eran Church, Fifty-seventh and Chris
tan streets. have returned from theii
Graystone Apartments. Fifty-fourth ant
Chestnut streets. Mrs. Mclaughlin will
be remembered as Miss Rena Fl. Scott
of 6125 Baltimore avenue.
- Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wallace Sproul, o.
Forty-sixth street and Usage avenue
are spending August and September a
Ocean City.
Mr.. William ]. Hohlfeld, Jr.. and Mr.
J. Thomas Harrington left this morning
for Atlantic City.
Miss Marie Hayes. OF 1447 Soutt
Fifty-second street. Is spending sons
time In St. Michaels. Nd, as the CUES
of Miss Charlotte Norris.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gilman. of 1926
North Forty-second street, left yester
day for Atlantic City. to remain until
Tuesday of next week.
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Delaware County

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert q. Gilnllan and
their daughter. Miss Kathleen Gilnilan.
and Mrs Barton Hopes, who nave been
spending several weeks at ocean CITY,
will return to Swarthmore after Labor
Day.
Mrs. Henry c. Smith. OF Media, 10
spending several weeks In California,
where she Is the guest OF Mr.. and mrs
Joseph Cheyney at their home In Red
lands.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Clark. Of
H., where they we're guests for three
weeks Of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin M.
Potts. of he Aldine. Media, who are
occupying their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freeman and their
sons. of Moylan. are spending few
weeks at the summer home Of Mr.. Free
mans mother in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hetzel and their
daughter. Miss Jane Hetzel, have re-
turned to their home in Ridley Park
from Ocean City, where they have spent
the summer.
The Rev. 8. Harper Leeper and Mrs.
have been spending the summer at their
Cape May cottage. will return to the
Presbyterian manse on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs A. Chester Wolfe and
their family have returned from their
summer home in the Pocono Mountains.
where Mrs. Wolfe and her children have
been for three months.
Mrs Alexander Cochran, Of Chester
Is spending a few weeks in Maine.
Miss Virginia Campbell. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Campbell. Of Rid
ley Park. is the guest Of relatives in
Ocean City.
Mrs. Charles Longenecker. who has
spent the summer in Europe, has re-
turned to this country and Is now at
Idlewild. near Media, where she and Mr.
Longenecker will remain during the au-
tumn,
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NOrristO,Un

Mrs. Gustave Solomon. of Powell
street entertained at bridge luncheon
at her home on Tuesday. The guests
included Mrs. Charles Lyle, Mrs
Charlotte Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Fl. b.
RICHTER. Miss Ethel Gotwals, Miss
Bessie carp. Mrs. Walter Bodey and
Mrs John Wagner.
Miss Florence Diamond OF Cherry
street. entertained the members Of her
sewing club on Tuesday evening The
event celebrated tho birthday anniver-
sary of the hostess and also Of Miss
Bessie Griffith. another member Of the
club.
The final point contest Of the ladies'
golf schedule at the Plymouth Country
Club resulted In a tie score for Miss
Julia Steinmetz and Mrs. Thomas At
kinson. Others In the contest were
Mrs. Spencer /: Jones, Mrs, Aaron S.
Swartz Jr., Mrs. Walter Buchanan,
Miss Louise Boggs, Miss Nancy
Buchanan, Miss Harriette Wills. Mrs.
II. A. Gawthrop. Miss Rae Evans.
The marriage OF Miss Myrtle Rebecca
Ferrill, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D..
Ferrill, of the Ridge road. Jefferson
vile. and Mr.. Horace Ira Schaeff. son
of Mrs. Catharine Scnaeff, OF III Center
avenue. Jeffersonville. took place this
morning in the Jeffersonville Presby-
terian Church. The Pc" Harry Mlksch,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-01
! '';i;I 'TIST GOSSIP ABOUT, PEOPLE
. !. wvnne Hears That the Thomas RidgUays Haze
Ppm p,yvchased Newport Home on Bellevue AUenue.
D;nner.D Dance for Miss Helen Hope Montgomery

Miss DaCosta will make her debut next
season. Miss Jessie r. DaCosta re-
turned on Wednesday from a several
weeks stay at Upper saranac, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Drexel Paul ana
their family. Of Woodcrest Farms. Rad.
nor. who have been living abroad for
the last two years, ,s. are ,Ss spending on, the
land. Mr.. and Mrs Paul will return to
this country early in October,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum and
their family, Of Radnor, who are living
abroad, are spending the summer and
early fail ip Scotland. They will re-
turn to Paris early in October. where
they have taken an apartment for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilmer Biddle and
their family: Of Binderton House. Chest
nut Hill. who have been spending the
summer at their camp at Upper Sara
nae, will return home September 10.
Miss Emily Smith and her sister.
Miss Elizabeth S. Smith. Of Oak Lodge.
East Montgomery avenue. Ardmore, re-
turned yesterday from Upper Saranac,
N. Y. where they spent August.
Mrs. Walter Schuyler vollemar, Of
Greystock Lodge, Chestnut Hill. who 10
spending several weeks In the White
Mountains as the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. Phelps Montgomery. will return to
Chestnut Hill on september =. Mrs.
II in honor of her niece. Miss Josephine
Moorehead Thomas, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs George G. Thomas. Jr.. OF
Beverly Hills. Calf, who. with her
TO spend several weeks with Mrs
George c. Thomas at Greystoclx, her
country place at Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Thomas r. Dunn. Of AL Aliens
lane, Chestnut Hill. will spend the week.
end at Blooming Grove. Pa. where she
will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
p. wetherill. Of Kent road. Wynnewood.
at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Barry Colahan. Sd.
and their daughter, Miss Eleanor Cola
han. Of Chestnut Hill, have returned
'Saranac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lycett, Of 2sb
South Twenty-third street, will leave to-
weekend with Mr.. G. @. Meade Large
who is giving house party.
Mrs Thomas P. Curley, of Camden.
has gone to the Traymore, in Atlantic
City. to remain week.
Miss Lorna Graham, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs John Graham. Of South Fiji
teenth street, has returned from a stay
In Boston to Idlewild. near Media, where
she will remain for q few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D. Ackley an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Martha B. Ackley, and Mr.
Charles w. Moore, Of this city
Mrs. Wilbur Horney. Of 64s2 North
Thirteenth street, will entertain at her
summer home. 230 East Hand avenue,
Wildwood. at luncheon. Her guests will
be Mrs. John H. Gibson. Mrs. Howard
Miller, Miss Elizabeth Clier. Mrs. Will
liam Montgomery. Miss Sarah Gibson,
Mrs Robert Gibson and Miss Agnes
Horney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-01
MOoresto,Un

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Lytle, OF
West Central avenue. are spending some
time at Chelsea
Mr.. B. T. Edgar and his family have
returned to their home after spending
some time in Woodbury., N. ].
Miss Winifred Isrul and Miss Eliza
beth Thomas. Of Washington, D. c.,
are visiting Mrs. Henry T. Wolfe at
Pin Oak Farm.
Miss Beatrice Cutler. Of East Main
street, has returned from three weeks
trip spent near Pennington, N. ].
MY. and Mrs. Edward Ross, Of STAN
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YardLev

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Satterthwaite
entertained family party at dinner on
Sunday In honor Of Mr.. Satterthwaite 8
birthday. Covers were laid for twenty.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Yardley, of
South Bend, Ind, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus ]. Cadwalla-
der are passing some time at Lake
Placid.
Mrs. NJ. e. Gigle entertained at bridge
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Brchall. Of Frankford, 10 a
guest of Miss Emma Howell.
Mr. Richard Dyer who was graduated
from the George School last June. will
enter State College In September to
study forestry.
Mr.. ]. Larne Applegate. of Florida.
visited relatives here during the last
week
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Strawberry Mansion

Mrs. NJ. Stern and family, OF 1928
West Clifford street. have returned from
Atlantic City. Mrs. Leopold J. Haas, a
daughter. Is now visiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius c. Levi, OF 312e
Diamond street. are home after a
months stay in Maine.
Mr.. Herman S. Baker and family, Of
2642 North Twenty-ninth street, have
removed to their new home, 5452 Ar
llngton street, Wynnefield.
Mrs. Harry B. Lupin, Of 1900 Dia-
mond street, has returned home after
an extended trip to New England, where
she visited Mrs. Fl. Dangel, Of Brook.
line, Mass, and her son. irwin, at Camp
Greylock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman L. Finninger.
Of 6734 North Sydenham ~trect. Oak
Lane, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth Of daughter. Ruth Ger
trude Finninger. on August 10. Mrs.
Finnirger was Miss Ruth Chambers.
Miss Laura Taulane has returned to
her home In Jenkintown after spending
some weeks at the Chelsea Hotel.
Miss Carrie Long, Of Arlington. will
spend the weekend in Ocean City with
her aunt, Mrs. John Carton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-01

pastor Of the church, ofiiciated at, the
ceremony. There were no bridai AZ, a.,
live on Center avenue, Jeffersonville
The Rev. and Mrs. w. Hayes TOD
ristown, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank stiles. sf Arch street. -.
Miss Helena Longacre. of s2s West
Marshall street, has returned from
Buckwood Lodge, Shawnee-on-t -the-D
ware, where she spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Larzeiere. OF
1910 De Kalb street, are spending Ten
days on trip to Buffalo and the Great
Lakes
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South PHILADELPHIA

Miss Margaret Coll. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs A. B. Coll, Of 251l South
Eighteenth street. has been spending
some time in Chelsea.
Mr.. william Gardner, Of 20O4 South
Eighteenth street, Is In Atlantic City.
where he expects to remain until after
Labor Day.
Mr.. william Brennan. Jr, of Bridge
port, Pa. 10 spending a week with his
aunt. Mrs. Richard Hopely. Of 1893
Ritner street.
An interesting wedding will take place
on Wednesday morning of next week at
st. Gabriel's Church. at Twenty-ninth
and Dickinson streets. when Miss Mary
Mary Hamilton, Of 1++7 South Twenty
ninth street, will be married to Mr..
John Mars Rogers. son of Mrs. Mary
Rogers. Of 5648 willows avenue. a
breakfast at the home OF the brides
mother will follow the ceremony.
Miss Louise CofYrey, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Godfrey, OF e3+l South
Seventeenth street. has returned home
after having spent fortnight with rela-
tives in Ventnor.
Miss Mary Smith. Of 25O3 South
Twentieth street has recently returned
from Atlantic City.
MT Joseph Johnson. OF souo Soutn
Twentieth street, will spend the Labor
Day holidays In Atlantic City
Miss Mary Betty Please. OF Fifteenth
and Porter street, Is visiting relatives
In New York.
Miss Mae Aushton. of 2i3i South
Juniper street, was the guest OF Mrs
Schwengel. of Palmyra. \. j.. for a
few days.
Miss A. v. Thomas and Miss ELIZA.
beth THOMAS, OF 1921 MifiIn street, will
20 to Atlantic City for the weekend.
Miss Lillian Brooks. daughter OF Lieu
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SEPTEMBER i. 1922

rairyiew, N J., became the bride Of
Mr. Hugh MacKnight. Of seweli N. J:
homo OF the couple In Sewell: The
bride was given In marriage BY her
father, Mr.. James F. Magonagle. She
was attended by Miss Alice X Kreck,
Of Collingswood. N. .Jy who wore
groom was attended by Mr.. Harrison
Marshall. of Sewell. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. MacKnight lefe on
Falls and Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Knight will be at home after October J..
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Miss Braudy Muries
Mr.. Edward Nappen

The wedding Of Miss Anna Brandy, Of
Edward Nappen, Of 8sl North Thirty.
fourth street. will take place this after
noon at o'clock at the homo Of the
brides parents. The Rev. Oscar Levin
VIII officiate at the ceremony, after
The bride will be attended by her
sister. Miss Mary Braudy, as maid Of
honor. Mr.. Albert Weinerman will serve
as best man for Mr.. Nappen.
Upon their return from q wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. happen will be at
home at 6s4 North Thirty-fourth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-01

tenant and Mrs. J. Francis Brooks. OF
1913 Porter street, will motor with
friends to Ocean City tomorrow to re-
main there until after Labor Day.
Miss Bertha Shore. Of 1913 Porter
street. motored to Williamsport yes
terday to remain there a short time
with friends.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-01

Wick avsnus. are IN Boston, Before 70.
turning they will visit Portland and
other cities in Maine. ~
Mrs. Edward Harmer ana hsr ohii.
dren. Of Bridseboro road, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Asa g. Wing at Sand
wick. Mass.
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Germantown

Mr.. and Mrs. Owen B. Jenkins, Of
6618 Greene street. Germantown. who
have been spending some time at Con-
gress Hall. Cape May. will return to
their home the latter part Of this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-01
North PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Katherine Prendeville. OF 1914
Master street. Is spending the weekend
with friends In Wildwood.
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Observation-Disclosures
A pretty wedding was solemnised last
evening when Miss Margaret Elisabeth
Of 927 Woodland avenue,
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MRS. CHARLES FRITZ, JR.
Mrs. Fritz, Of Beacon lane,
Merton, who Nth Mr.. Fritz Is
taking motor trip through
the Ne1O England States. They
,Uill stop for some days IN
Lemon, Mass, before returning
to their home.