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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
To Prevent Snoring.

Kindly tell me whether there Is
anything that will prevent snoring.
-(M. 81
Answer-Snoring is generally
due to the Tapping of the soft
palate between two currents of air,
one entering through the nose, the
other through the mouth. The nose
is the proper air inlet, but owing
to our unhygenic mode Of life
(overeating, coddling with evces-
sive clothing, overheated dwellings
and work rooms) the nose often
falls down on the job, SO that the
mouth has to help supply air. In
sleep the spongy or turbinate
bodies in the nose relax and be-
come engorged, and if the lining
of the nose is chronically inf1amed
(chronic rhinitis) as a result of tue
unhygienic conditions mentioned,
this engagement is sufficient 10
cause obstruction to free breathing.
Usually a short course Of direct
treatments of the thickened turbi-
nate bodies by a physician VINO
treats nose and throat conditions,
will overcome the snoring without
resorting to rope. But don't over
look the main theme in this dis
course-snoring is sign of I'M
hygienic living.
The Cooking of Oats.
1 have a son aged II years who
likes oatmeal cooked only about
five minutes. Is it just as nourisn-
ing and digestible cooked such a
short time?-(Mrs. F. B. Nj
Answer-Yes. Perhaps it is even
more digestible, at least in the in
testine, when cooked only a short
time Some persons crave raw oats
or oatmeal That craving may be
fully gratified with nothing but
benefit to health.
The Medicine in the Oieo.
Please tell me what you think
of the food value of oleomargarin
which contains 1 per cent of ben
zoate of soda.-(C. D. CD
Answer shouldn't care to eat
benzoate of soda. Oleomargarin is
nutritious and wholesome as
food, though inferior to butter. 1t
requires no chemical additions if
it is made from wholesome fats and
in a clearly manner.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-06

BRAND, former premier of France. described
golf as game for children. And many of them
old men before they learn the game.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-06
CIR Unn1hatnnr
| HERE LIES MANS ANCIENT ENEMY.
Dull CARE.
| VINO DIsrNrERs THE UNLovED CUss.
4 BEWARE.

III. Il.
I raw YOU first in the Spanish dance
And thought that you were different from the
rest,
Who we're neither SO young nor so slender
AS they had been,
And who were much more obvious than they
once were.
Aud in your big scene,
When you played violin,
Dominating stage draped with sky blue
And cluttered with nonenities,
With diahetcally inconseQuential faces.
Your cloth of silver gown was like sleet-laden
wind
Blowing in the face of one emerging
From an over-heated, over-lighted restaurant
Filled with the fat bourgeoisie and their fat
women, over-dressed, oyer-scented, over
fed.
And in the riotous banquet episode,
A medley of silk limbs and quivering shoulders,
You invested the ordinarily physical leg with
And grudgingly canonized the shimmy.
wondered about the days when you studied
music,
And about your ambitions,
And about how long it Will be
Until yoI, too, are broken RED.
"CANONIZED the shimmy"! There's a
phrase that tickles fancy. Where dd-or
does she dance Red? We should like to see
that done.
HE SAID, "a GUY WHAT CAN PUT THAT
OVER DON'T OWE ME NO MONEY!"
Dear Mac: While stating your in the
form OF reminders" proof that you WERE
are, or might be poet, may-I-not remind you
that besides being the only one Ito my limited
krowledge-or to yours who ever penned
poem that gave him full page, free ad in a
popular Gin name at leasD magazine" you are
also the only one Ito my limited knowledge, and
l suspect, to yours who ever received pay for a
poem, which the editor upon second thought
fortunately sending
didn't have the heart TO print! Death where
Is thy sting? ETEOCLES.
L. s.: Just confidentially, Mac, WHAT DID
the grocer say when you tried to pay your bill
with that las you say full page, free ad" IN
Everybody's Mag? ETEO'.
ETEOCLES has dropped his guard again,
however. The poem to which he refers was
printed in Life, first issue of June 1921.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-06

Owner of the largest wine cellar in Paris
drinks nothing but beer. Perhaps his wife
carries the key to the cellar.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-06
HEALTH TALKS
By William Brady, NJ. I
Noted Physician ard Aurnor.

table salt should be so manufac-
tured as to retain the natural
iodine usually sodium iodide) Of
the sea salt or the brine from which
it is taken. Even unpurified sea
salt might be used as a condiment;
it is certainly not poisonous.
If some one would market a
table salt containing something
like the natural proportion of
sodium iodide, say two-tenths OF
one per cent sodium iodide zone
part to 5000 parts of the salt he
would confer great boon on in
land people who suffer SO much
from lack of iodine. Sloan and
other Investigators, according to
Prof. Hayhurst, have recommended
adding sodium iodide to the table
salt in that proportion.
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If you are one of those craving an exciting
interval you are advised to head toward Aurora.
That city has landed the Illinois checker tourn-
ament
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-06

California oil well has begun producing
fish, It's about time. The oil game has been
breeding suckers for years.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-06

AN once associate tells US several persons
OF the Young Ruffan as "drivel-- or words tn
that effect Wen gladly print their oninions
II they'll submit them direct to us. The colyum
is open. wy uni
THIS weak is hereby proclaimed Knockers.
Veeks- What have Sou- b Y NC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. William Varker, of Hamilton
Court, Thirty.ninth and Chestnut
Mrs. Daniel Hand. Of washington. Mrs.
Hand left last Friday for New York.
where she will sail for France.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Carter. who
have been at Atlantic City for short
stay, have returned to their home, 2O9
South Forty-ffth street, West Phila.
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Wigton. of
210l North Sixty.third street. are re-.
ceiving congratulations upon the birth
Of a son. on February 81. Mrs. Wigton
was Miss Elizabeth Smucker.
Friends of Mrs. Richard Miller. of
$3.50 Locust street, will be glad to hear
Of her convalescence from a recent Ill.
ness Mrs. Miller was Miss Helen Dare.
Mr.. and Mrs Clair Reynolds, whose
have returned from their wedding trip
and are living at their new home on
South Cecil street. Mrs. Reynolds was
Miss Marie Miller, OF West Philadel.
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Hitchcock,
Of Pittsburgh. have returned to their
home after spending two weeks In At.
cocks son. Mr.. Robert Thomas. sailed
from New York on Saturday last, on
a cruise to the West Indies. where he
will be gone for several months. Mrs.
Hitchcock and her son were formerly Of
West Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Paravicini
whose wedding took place on January
27 at the Church Of the Epiphany,
Fifty.seventh street and Baltimore ave.
nue.. are living at their new home, 6304
Regent street. Mrs. Paraviclnt waA
Miss Helen w Gray. OF $3.50 Willows
avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Loretta Don.
nelly. daughter OF Mr. John Donnelly,
of plymouth, Pa. and MI James II.
Meehan. Of Sixtieth and Pine streets.
was solemnized at nuptial mass at
st. Vincent de Paugs Church, Ger.
mantown, yesterday morning. The Rev.
G. A. Colligan said the nuptial mass and
performed the ceremony.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
GERMANTOWN

Mrs. Irving L. Wilson. of 3105 Mid.
vale avenue. In spending few weeks Mt
the Royal Poinciana, Palm Beach. Fla.
Miss Helen T.. Folsom, of West Duval
and McCallum streets. will leave this
week for Palm Beach. where she will
remain for several weeks.
Prof. and Mrs. George C. Faust. Of 46
West Tulpehocken street are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of son.
Mrs Faust will be remembered as Miss
Betty Ridgway.
Mrs. Clarence r. Mason, Of 1853 Maple.
wood avenue. Is spending some time AT
Asheville, N. c., where she is the guest
Of her sister.
Miss Helen Brunner, Of West Upsal
street, will leave shortly for Florida,
where she will remain a few weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. G. G. Hammer Of ass
West Penn street. have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Philena Hammer, to Mr. Herman o..
Sack, Of Glen Lyon, Pa.
Mr.. Samuel X. Peacock Of West
Sharpnack street. is, spending a few
weeks in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Chadwick, Of
$500 Cresheim road, have left for
Florida, where they will spend some
time.
Miss Frances Gross, Of West Wash.
ington lane, has returned from a trip to
Washington. D. c.
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FRANKFORT

Miss May Lands. OF 4914 West Duff
field street. 10 spending several weeks
In Florida.
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Goodman, OF Sellers
street, will entertain the members Of
her card club at her home on Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Frederick r. Buckius. Of 5000
Griscom street, has left for Pinehurst.
N. C., where he will remain scme time.
Mrs. Bertha Wilbraham, Of 122s
Wakeling street, is spending several
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry Mcmahon, Of Church
street. Is entertaining as her guest NJ IS
Harriette X Long, Of Harrisburg, Pa.
who Is visiting In this city.
Miss Helen Frank, Of Orthodox street,
Is spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harold Roth. OF Arrott street,
will entertain q number Of guests at
his home on Saturday evening in homer
Of Mr.. William p. Gutman, Of Wash
ington, ID. c.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy, of F'rankford
avenue and Bridge street, Is spending
some time at Atlantic City. where she is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Arthur b.
Mooney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02

q reception in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Meyers last Sunday evening at
their home, 935 Skunk street. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. Levy,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Reibstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Romm, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr..
Herman Benjamin, Mr.. Harry Benjamin
and Mr.. c. Zaleb
Mrs. A. Teiteblaum entertained at
party In honor Of her sister-in-law, Miss
Bertha Teiteblaum, at the home Of Miss
Teiteblaum, 247 South Alden street, en-
Saturday evening last The engagement
Of Miss Teitebiaun and Mr.. Bernard
Friedman has been announced; The
Mr.: and Mrs. A., Teiteblaum, Mr.. and
Il; Marglis. Mr.. and Mrs; A. Philips,
Miss Bessie Rich, Miss Rose Friedman
Levenson, Miss Bertha winitsky, Miss
Rose Braskam, Miss Lena Hirsh. Miss
Frances Pearlman. Miss Henrietta Ball,
NJ IS Elizabeth Brodsky, Miss Minnie
Reed, Miss Katherine Rosensweig, Miss
Meta Biener. Miss Goldie Berkowitz.
Miss E'tie Gartman, Miss Sarah Davis
Miss =. irian Davis, Miss Lena Newman,
Miss Hattie Mayer. Mr.. Samuel Sal
kowe.. Mr.. David Ostrow. Mr.. Sci q
Waldman. Mr.. Martin Brown. Mr.. Al
Segal, Mr.. Stanley Hoffman, Mr.. Lew
Goorland, Mr. Morris Brown. Mr.. Lew
Walders, Mr.. Ben Reed. Mr.. Morris
Fisher, Mr.. Al Pressed, Mr.. Bob Karn
Mr.. Vincent Thomas. Mr.. Leon Biener
Mr.. Morris Levitt, Mr.. Sam Davis and
Mr., Harry Weiner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02

place on Jupiter Island. near Palm
! Beach. have returned to their home.
Miss Marie Springfield will act a.
maid Of honor at the wedding OF Mis-
Stella Marie Murphy. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph D. Murphy, Of 1886
south Rittenhouse Square. and Nj.
place in ST. PatrioE's Roma Roman We. ca.soiie soke
| Church. Twentieth and Locust strestS
early In June, and will be followed by
a. reception at the Bellevue. .Stratford
The bridesmaids will include Mrs. VII
Mrs Edwin Kelley, Miss Alice Loughrai,
Murphy and Miss Natalie o'Neiii. iiIs'"on'
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Ge,st. al
Slxty-fourth street and Drexei road,
Oyerbrcok, have left for Southerr
trip to Miami and Palm Beach, Fla.
. Major William J., Good and Mrs.
brook who have been spend lng several
home. W '''S''
Miss Dorothy Hicks. daughter Of Mr.,
ana MRS. Charles Mercer Hicks, who
guest Of Miss Laura Dotterer McCowen,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Brown McCowen, has returned to her
home In New York. Miss McCower,'s
SuooSSihOHI EcCcHtIy WAS announced TO
Mr.. w. Scott Smith. -
Mrs. Charles MeryM Young. Of Twen-
has issued invitations fer a bridge party
on Friday afternoon. March 10. at 2:30
At the tea tomorrow afternoon to be
Street. at 1870 O'clock. Mrs Mrs hasner nmory
Johnson Will be the hostess She wifi
Ss WrisSt assisted a. IN Receiving BY Mrs. Andrew
kenzie and Mrs. William B. Linn.
There will be cards and dancing on
pital and at the auditorium There will
be rurnmage sale for the benefit OF
St. Joseph's, 143 and 145 South Broad
MsseS sfsses On gro the 2t, s2d 2ad o and cath of
At the meeting Of the Plastic Club
we Was Sfs indorssd s 'oS Sy sas The
bers. A nominating committee to pre-.
was named. The committed includes
Mrs. Mrs +: X Carey. Mrs; E. ". Howes.
Sachse and Miss Elizabeth w. Bonsall.
At the meeting yesterday Mrs. Joseph p.
Ball poured tea
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Strassburyer.
Of Normandy Farm, Gwynedd Valley,
are at the Ritz.Carlton in New York
for few days. =
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Denckla Howe, Of
1921 Lincoln drive, Chestnut Hill, are
staying in New York at the Hotel Lor-
raine.
Mrs. Moncurel Biddle, of Grnvers
lane, Chestnut Hill, has returned from
Florida.
The marriage of Miss Olga Hurni, Of
Altdorf. Switzerland, and Mr.. John T..
Weber, of the Hatboro Inn, Old York
road Pa. took place on January 10 in
Sw .tzerland: Mr.. and Mrs Weber, ar
rived in this country on Monday last,
and will live at the Hatboro Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Duncan whelan; Of
Fifty-seventh street and Overbrook ave-
nue., with their daughter Miss Mae
Whelen. are spending a short time at
Atlantic CITY, where Miss Whelen Is
convalesclng from a recent illness.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage Of Mrs. Sayres Potter, of Hav-
erford, and Mr.. Carl Walker, Of Rich
mond, Va, on Tuesday, February %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
DELAWARE COUNTY

A bridge party followed by a play
which VIII be presented by Mrs. Charlie
ID. Mitchell. will be given on F'rida
evening at the Womans Club Of Swarth
more. The entertainment Is for the
benefit Of the corporation fund Of the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ross Little, OF
Scroggie. Media, entertained the Fort
nightly Club few evenings ago. The
members Of the club are Mr.. and Mrs.
arthur Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Harry l.
Borton, Mr.. and Mrs. john c. Hershey
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller, Mr. and
Mrs Maurice c. Michener. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry J, Makiver, Mr.. and Mrs James
Lord Rgby Mrs. John c. Rhoades
Mrs. Albert ]: Williams and Miss Eliza.
beth Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs James Gilp'n Lewis OF
Rose Valley, have moved Into their new
home in Media
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

csrd dUms nap me guests who will attend the
mr. Kitty Kitty on Saturday afternoon which
tb.Ir N ms daughter Miss Lucylle Austin. at
Th T,elr nome, Rex and Seminole avenues
SMestnut SeMtat Hill, " II be Miss Virginia Car.
EIivsh. FESIin.et. Miss b. Martyr, George, Miss
Miss LiIlan H'rEan; Fsrs,,sdn Miss lucy ysirreys
rarSt osah' Miss Rortha Smythe, Miss Mar.
Saiet hays Hamilton. Miss Ga roiine
Gra1. Gsrmak Miss Dorothy Lee, Miss Norma
IieS' eIiegS = P.ss Caroline Graham, Miss Sara
Miss Ionin n uiiiardSon; Miss Eliza Woolstcn,
Csci,,,N Cei NJ l - Marina Hagar and Miss
VII, villa Ia zimmerman. Miss Austin. who
viii " one or next seasons debutantes,
bv ban ne formally presented to society
October 'ai"er at tea on Wednesday.
i srUrr, sUr, and Mrs. Lewis Brinton, of 1888
partv ana street, VIII entertain at "A theatre
'" monday. March l3.
Mrs. George Clymer Stout and bor
TmS0ughter, Miss Mary Stout, OF Tarleton
ton t'oll; are spending this week in Hos
SOIL SOIL where they are visiting Mrs. Stout's
studo sHn; Mr. William Addicks, who ia a
Of Tenb braIe at me Massachusetts, Institute
" next seasons debutantes. " '"'
o, Ir: r:o9d,i and Mrs; J: Warner Butterworth,
H '..A 'DullSet avenues, Chest
nSrtv nar mn, will entertain at a theatre
moni, ana supper the middle of next
Cntn,in CTtHn.n IN honor of Miss Katharine TT
Of tY"sii, Six,aatg daughter of Mrs. NJ II. Coffin
ST. 6nvi1ah 6Ntieehtn and Locust streets and
dy dSv a. .. Welsh will take place on satur-
incS,uaa afternoon. April %. The guests will
e'uae the bridal party.
MISS Elizabeth w. Barrinrer. dauph.
Ra.ol a.. OF Mr. and Mrs. Dan eli Morsau
isarUriIser, Of 2lO5 Walnut street, viii
n. nv j. 'Vmorrow Whers yn for visit to Princeton:
t.nS ts; WILLIAM S, Magee. She viii at
mnip % tne n Princeton prom and viii re-
v,M mrs. Harry w. Butterworth, OF Rvdal
eantertaln party at the opera on
ci"Sn Suuy afternoon. The guests will in.
Ia r. MIS james Butterworth. 2d, Mrs.
worth PICKS, Mrs. Harry w. Butter.
Mrs WaIt,..M WSr, MIS- De Haven Butterworth.
turnea tusworth orth Mrs. Butterworth has re.
irom visit to Atlantic City.
Nr: and Mrs. Ogden d wuh,n.,,
kInso.he KIM .helr daughter, Miss sara d VII
earl, OF 2Ol0 Walnut street, will sail
will ~ May for a trip abroad, They
xen,oihno hour me Continent and expect TO
III EUROPE until the autumn.
l7Ssar' and and Mrs, Walter s. Thomson. Of
spendinHipr spruce street, who have been
in,u,hg inr ,odag several weeks at their shoot.
to thssre at bainbrldge Ga, will return
'"s'r nome next Monday. :"
left for walter Scott. OF Overbrook, has
lila. cs y TRIP to Palm Beach and Miami
definite s'esr nar,os she will remain for an in.
r Aers,icta anu Mrs, Edward A. Walz. n,
! bgeck. wSN avenue h and City line, Over.
llSsEs al m"9 MiaMves nave esfn spending several
n Nlhed at n hn.a. and wore enter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
kENSlNGION

Mrs. Harry p. Buckley. Of Allegheny
and Kensington avenues, Is spending
some time at Atlantic City.
Miss Clara Newman, Of II street, will
leave shortly for New York, where she
will spend q few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Collins, OF
East Cumberland street will entertain
at a luncheon on Saturday afternoon at
their home, in honorsof Mrs. Charles X.
F'reedley, Of Baltimore, Nd, who is
spending several weeks visiting In this
city.
Mrs. Mitchell, of Keim street. an.
nounces the engagement Of her dauEh.
ter, Mss Freda May Mitchell. to Mr..
Tohn Haag, of this city.
Mrs. c. p. Freely. Of East Tulip
street. will entertain her 800" club at
her home OH Monday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
The Question, Corner
Toiay's INQUIRIES

TOday's Inquiries
L. How was the delicate question Of
awaitlng degree Of bachelor Of
n arts to women first settled in 1857?
.. describe a nut-cracker that makes
user an ornament 70 the dining.
r00m instead of just q convenience.
o. Wnat compromise between two styles
@ noted In many of the new shoes?
T. Mnen q woman's age. is between
nrty and fifty. lone and her height Is
rect a inches, how much should
8. As an additional bit Of adornment to
the new spring cont what feature
popular a few years ago is being
brought back?
9. In making one Of the fashionable
short capes what easy stitch can be
used for an edging?
Yesterdays Answers
1. A new law in Oregon requires that
half the jury shall be women in a
court case where minor Is in.
.volved.
2. Some Of the new polychrome candle-
sticks have the color applied in cir.
cles and diamonds set In like semi
precious stones.
3. The fat vanity case Is seen much
more often now than the rather
clumsy square one.
4. 120 Is the correct weight for woman n
OF forty five to forty nine who is 4
feet IL inches tall
o. Beige Is going to be popular color
for wraps and suits this sting.
9. Many Of the newest slee, y. are cut
very full, with the fullness making a
bag just above close fitting cuff.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
Photo BY Marceau

Mrs. Warren Geiger, Mrs. James Lang.
Jones. Mrs. John L. Larzelere. Mrs.
Charles II. Mann Mrs. ]. Futhy Smith
and Mrs. Winfield s. Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Briggs, Of
Chester, have been staving with Mrs.
George Autenreith, of West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam werkiser, Of $50
Chain street, have returned home after
spending some time in Columbia, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Marshall. OF
Markley street, are receiving congratu.
lations on the birth Of son on F'ebru.
ary 23. Mrs. Marshall was formerly
Miss Emily Furlong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Francis. Rohan, Of 1895 South
Sixteenth street. has left this week for
trip to Porto Rico.
Mr.. James MacLoon, of Chelsea.
~, j., is visiting friends In South Phila-
delphia.
Miss Helen Coyle, Of 2053 Oxford
street. IL spending a month In Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Keefe, of 2l0S
South Mole street, are receiving con-
gratulatiOns upon the birth Of q son,
Mrs. O'Keefs VII Re remembered as
sixtssnih stsssG 35F 81 N,
~. sna' M. puis 1sasaSai savs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-02
MooRES1oWN

Mrs. Basil Hubert Cooper gave ;
large tea yesterday afternoon from
until, o'clock to meet Mrs. Ralph
Goetzenberger Of Germantown.
Willmot were married on Saturday. last
at o'clock. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. James Hendricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheston Stokes enter
tained at a dinner on Saturday eve
ming at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Rogers, o,
Main street, gave q dinner on Sunda,
night to celebrate the christening OF
heir young son. Collins Bobb Rogers
There were guests from Haddcnfield
Philadelphia and Moorestown. Cover.
were laid for eighteen.
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NoRRISTOWN

by Miss Charlotte A. Brooke, held n
costume party on Saturday afternoon
at the Ersine Club House. There were
about fifty children present. The pa.
tronesses were Mrs. J. Amber williams.
Mrs Fl. Severn Regar. Mrs. Jerome W.
Connolly, Mrs Henry I. Fox. Mrs. Paul
March. Mrs Frank Jones, Mrs. Howard
Robinson. Mrs. Henry S. Derr, Mrs.
John Hyatt Naylor, Mrs. Edward Il,
Lehman Yost. Mrs. II. c. Kirkbride,