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New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
I)ueens Seeks
of
SubwayRoutes
r.h, To Be Continued for
ssryiee Planned Under
nuaI Agreement, Says
borough Pres. Connolly

n Maurice <. Connolly
y - N tks BOroNsk Of Queens
900 transit lines in Queens now
- .~sr,axed and such s'lsrge area
= :. I. I' ssrOugh is without any means
: Y. ,r,psIt that our most pressing
dn'~ s.v transportation facilities
- hrther delay. There VIII be
fls''. ''.ure Of relief early In the
-. - becauso Of the changes
es1fi ~ ~ he made In operation Of
ST. - " ~ Rndge Plaza. These
taifs = Iii enable thousands who
.iltF4 - ~ Astoria, Corona and in
tsss,l - r..'t stations 70 use the line
isis2'Ss'l X ne Brooklyn company IN
,ptl,'s Sss,re y, forced 70 pay an addi-
s:eii 80. ~ nc marlborough Com
noasl i.ts az. y .es.srstion also will tend to
gsiy. ihis sl,,gestion on the Queens
,...sss ,.sssh subwsy line 20 1rsho Nentrai.. .,, =
Isis sit." va, "a Ne intend 20 continue to
mskg's, sns ,ll, o~e ~ bs given the continuous
'nsi.t is.,,,oa inss r that vas contemplated
track vsSi Sasi subway agreements.
under ths w. ~@ Are beng made by
Sssdies ~ borough and early in
tag'nss,. .., ,ssr W NJ Intention "a 70 hola a
the oss sosfefesces With representa-
series q S;gsr,B. localities in order
ifes % 80 program Of proposed
70 iei"s..s ieil...~ ,,hich We can take before
e'n'5,.,.s ,,..,s n Estimate and Apportion-
~sst fof consideration.
~ss. a,. -, 'a.., Lefp in mind in laying out
-, Of rapid transit that the
,,,i..J ,,J ohiect 70 be obtained is 10
:. ...' 'f,,;e. 10 the residents Of Queens
~ ,s;Il fornish them With access 20
~ ~ ,i,sr south Of Fifty-ninth Street
- sa Brooklyu. Ny belief IS that
~, y. /. little merit in the suggested
.,,.iorough bridge and a route across
u rrder l25th Street IN Manhattan.
y. ~ .s'rt 80 ,spid transit facilities within
a. ko,dsrs Of Queens that will enable
y - Sevelep our own territory and
~ care Of the people in our own com
IsS result Of building operations
~ vssr there will be an increase Of
-.,. fban 100000 in our population.
,,rss,e In population means increase
(, ~ wealth Of our borough. The
.,i.sv Of the borough IN providing
~ Well.payed thoroughfares, ade-
ssts sewage disposal facilities, san
,ry and inexpensive method Of refuse
i'.sossl and other improvements has
attributed greatly 20 the upbuilding
4 car various communities.
chicago Is the only city in the United
ssles which in the eleven months Of
"a surpassed Queens in cost OF new
I1ings planned. The figures are;
iicago, Sl9S33s,Si0; Queens, Sll9,-
~ AZ These figures ! take from
'Tfe American Contractor"
The number Of new buildings IN
jysens FOR which plans we're filed up
! TIE last day Of November was l9,624.
\ 4 conservative, I believe, TO esti-
rste that nearly 90 per cent OF these
trsesures arc for residential purposes
Many Streets Improved
Dung this year work has been com
plsstj On thirty-seven contracts for
rsglsen1 grading. curbing and laying
d5smlks At a total cost OF S262,ssl.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
BYE

n nYT,--Bsautifui estate OF approxifn atel y
eour acreg rolling lawn. giant shade
,..cs grtft tre@a garden with water con-
nection. raspberry bushes. BiraWocrry'
asonra gus and rhubsrb beds. grape aroor'
e-and old reFicencfs eNceilent coholtlon'
sisine hsU. sun parior, foyer hall, music
rno,.1. Billiard room. large master oeo-
rooms. tile baths, garage. gardeners COY,
,s.ee All tnls ovcrlOoks Long Island
eos,ns Zen minutes Of station, nifty min
uSes OF New YORK Fer imne,eatssstte s,ls 70
settle estate sso,eoo 90 DbU sl.s 1890 p,st a
rive Phone 1917, or Murray Hill 1873.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
SI.OOO,OOO Loaned on Park
Ave. Flat at 51h Per Cent

A loan Of 81 100000 has been made
BY New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany interests to the Jatison Construc-
ton Company for the erection OF the
fourteen-story apartment TO be erected
at the southwest corner Of, Park Ave
nue. and Eighty-seventh Street, l0OSx
1884. Il bears interest at 5h per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
YoNKgRs

1ENTIEhAN's Estate. overiooks the
uadeop. 90 minutes from 40 81. by New
YORK Central Handsome brick and frame
reaidence, steam heat, electricity' e.c.
t,1s..sr ~ grounds over one acre. Large
...-sen rooms for man, f7o,ooe expended
- property. but sale necessary, ,l 0tIeI
80 40 wanted. Apply Believe and war
ssn. ~ Getty Square, Yonksrs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
nEAL EsrATr-sALE oR HENr
Manhattan

WEST SIDE CORNER PLOT
Nov improved with taxpayer. Under
shoTt leases. Wonderful location for email
apartments and stores
sLAwsoN q HOBBS, iss W. 72d ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
NV ROCHELLE
SALE W RENT

REsmENcE PARK-Fins home. 10 rooms
fIied bath electricity. glass enclosed
porch, sleeping porch; large plot
ROCK BOTTOM price. ............ :. tli.opy
ANOTHER well located bAltDAlNs hsf
etucco home, 2 rooms. all improvements.
rarARe; SELL At COST. .AlAoO0
LESLIE r. HARRIS,
10 North Av. Tel iiSs New Rochellc, n Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Ssw s~..s

wonderful value. new Colonial
rooms, ti!sd bath. steam hast.
large vcranda; 2-car garage large
hlRh lot, blocks 10 station ana
froiiey. $500. easy terms.
j. j. SCHWARTZ. REALTon.
Babcock Bldg Piainncldi - J.
Phone 2693.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
washlnrtes. d. G.

FOR SALE--Fins country ssi@ts, ~ ilLfs
WashinEton, y. Co AZ fotomae hlrei
former homo John N1r1nellt chpf p.
Ct Justice 900 acres W. 9, olbyNei lAf
West WaahlngtDn o.. chicago, IT.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
DIVING TO CHANGE

OWING TO CHANGE 10 business, owner
must .acrIncs hts Colonial home. rooms.
2 batha enclosed desping porch hot TAicr
heat: heated garage large plot; old nnsoe !.
a bout 2 years old. II sold before January
LAT will take 1880. Worth much more
OLCOTT 4 EGGER,
81 T. ga st. Murray Hni ,sss.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
CROTON

IMMEDIATE posssssion furuishso home.
5g minutes from city. 70 rent for
months. Phone Croton 1t-M or WIS
Blerinrer Croton-on-Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Real Estate Opportunities
Connseticst

TAMFORD--rurnisnsd house rooms sl'
improvements. coal In ceiiafi fafefs
Jan 10 April; 10 miautqs % station t1eg
pof month Thomas y. nageei ~ brosH
IL Stamford
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
TURNIsHED sPARTNENT WANrED

rouR 20 Eve rooms 5000 per monthi IN
mediately TO April 4 rClpon.lble ~
ole. s3i ih av., room iiosj phons tssi
Madison square.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
nonss

| FLoRfDA's most picturesque ara pfed1o.
tive nectl0n Winter pareGiea IN hssrt OF
citrus Industry. Country CLUB ontnluN
boating, fishing. motoring. Wit Tor ~
I folder. HALIlAM a CO., 100 bfoad~as.
Eaw York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Queens

rs FULLY Developed building Lots
"a minutes from Penn. station, Sidewalks
shade trees water macadamizcd streets
gas and electricity, tho best building
oropositlon around New YORK city to-day
price 81 .oo5 per lot VIII take part trade
on subordinate; viii furnish aret mortgage
money. brokers protected, HARRY 3.
IOBEs. 3 Herman Ave. Jamaica, n. r.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

on THE PALISADES
LOTS, SEQ UP. HOMES, 5000 W
forms 10 suit. We exchange ptopefuss.
REID & L0wery, a. Junction, Palis4oe.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
To LEr FoR BusINEss ruRrOsEs

FINANCIAL DISTRICT suite Of offices
coutaining $50 Gqusro feet. divided iuio
three ui.lts. each uuiL with door into cor
ridor ana adjoining uuit0. Excellent lighi
reasonable rent, WI conrioer olFlolnt
Tribune.
5gTtt % WIS r-strect level store. 2eX90 !.
$50 NJ from 5fli LVn heart ehopping hir-
ID ,-ict. ,,orosu'r ,voar or fuy hirh-claFs trade
. or years' loafe s. 600. Clrvio ojt6.
FRiDEN 3ERD.
FIFTft AV. loft. 500 square feet, oeauti-
tif,tllv furnished suitable for SHOW
room. ;th ay. dlnplay window, second hoori
E3B Bth av Murray IIill 1917
HILL BUILDING,
tenth Avenue at 3Sth street
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Farm, In Sunny Southern Jersey

Many bargains Ca;siog just out. Stocked
and equipped Some require only iboo cash.
LAND FARM AGENCY, 6is-L Lands Ave.
Vlneland n. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
nEAL Estate BHoKEEs
APARTMENIs TO LLT-fUhNIshID

CULVER & CONTAIN,
N,nasement REAL ESTATE selling
sl7 hadls0u Ave, Murray h'h g's'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
FARMs FOR sALE
The Farm You Want at Your Price

Is fully described Ia our big ise-paEe
illustrstod cataloB, uoncv inahlhA
dairy. grain. poultry. frnit tafih1
eSr,,,r bouf III STATED. with stock, cropB.
tools. furniture assuring immepiatr m
come and comfortable Winter llQ 10
tfbo an acro Florida orange groFed
suburban property. NO effort nor e.
cr~atest Farfn Bargain Book ever pub
1shod. You can't afofd 10 buy without
d "a rite Tor your free copy today.
eTROUT FARM AGENCY
IN mn Nassau 81, New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Brooklyn

nay RIDGE. sfs 7cTH sr.-coitass, o
light rooms. bafhi elecHleiof -
sub-ay. Shore Road 0af3sh,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Manhattan

FULLY ana aitracugeiy fo-nished spar +
mont; largo sitting room, , Ds''9e"1 -
dows overlooking Central Parki Weh apgl
street noiae. Restaurant and maid service
from the house. Telephone tiocANeil
Marlin. Isnok tssb, in0EAiHss s''s
Chfistmas
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Conneeueut

rprE LIST Of houses for sais and rent.
Write VAN WITilLE Co. Rutherford. y. }.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Auction Market
Next Year Will
Surpass 1922

loon,lru.s fren pas. sns
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
ArAnTNrNrs ro LEr-uNTUHNIsmEn
Manllaitsa

MANHATTAN AVE. az tcor. iiith ~
Hign.c ass elevator apaftinenisi ,, sts
aide roona, newly decorated, ftcinf Aoll
ingslds Park. cOuycniont % elegaie1 49,
subway; buses pass door, AsfAt 'h
premises
sgTH ST. IS 70 90 Eaa. near Park ave
ROOMS. 1890 10 l,soQ.
Appiy on premises. Or ptfN a CoNyeh'
TNC., Madison Ave- s5th 81 bpn"A wv
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET
The Yale expositor., 1922-02-02
Don't Miss This Great Ten Day s. !

F
SrecaSde ofnSyou the hdUpprurH yOh w I rr "
Heman bargains eatOno!S eenrva Yourself 81 cents
therefore, educ udOk ndt hsmncaa u o 3u
Oec W U
The Yale expositor., 1922-02-02

We have Pure Cane Sugar in
100 10. bags and advise you to
buy now.
The Yale expositor., 1922-02-02

10 pail Light Karo Syrup--39c
10 pail Dark Karo Syrup---29c
Sniders Pork & Beans, can loo
Snider's Katsup, bottle -----15c
Az 10 pail Apple Jelly------25c
Jersey Oatmeal, 2 pkgs------25c
Rolled Oats, per fb-----------4c
Ohio Blue Tip Matches, box---5c
Jello, all favors, pkg--------10c
Rice, &c ID, 2 lbs. for-------15c
Tea Siftings, 5 fbs--------$1.00
Buy 2 pounds Nibs Tea and you
will get one pound of Coffee free.
Prepared Mustard, per jar----5c
Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, can-1212c
Argo Corn or Gloss Starch----8c
Red Salmon, large an-------29c
Pink Salmon, large can------17c
Sardines, sc per can, dOz----55c
Spotless Cleaner, can---------5c
Palm Olive Soap, BAR SC
Star Washing Powder, box--4Iac
Ivory Soap Flakes, pkg
Rub-No-More Soap Flakes
LOOK per package Sc
We have Pure Cane Sugar in
100 10. bags and advise you to
buy now.
Tomatoes, Large Size can----18c
Two cans for 35c
Buy che pound Of Or Own
Coffee ct 800 and get one pound
CT Sugar FREE.
We are slightly overstocked on
Shirts, so We will sell Black Beau
ty, Big Yank or Khaki at Csc ca.
Mems Winter Caps, reg. $3.50
Mems Wool Sox, white or
gray, per pair ------------39L
Mems Cotton Sox, blk or gray--9c
Canvas Gloves, blue wrist. pr--9C
Mems or Boys Sweaters---$1.00
Mems Heavy Wool Sweaters
each ---- ---- 5O
Mems Red, White or Blue
Handkerchief, large size BE
Mems Neckties, $1.25 value
reduced to ---- - ------79C
75c value Ties, now---------39C
BROOMS------39c and Acc each
Enameled Tea Kettles, lge---95C
Aluminium ware to go at 20 PEI
cent off.
Chinaware, 20 per cent off.
See our line of plain white Dishes
to go at 20 per cent off.
large size bottle Vanilla or
Lemon Extract, reg. 60c, at-50'
Don't Miss This Opportunity
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05

... Photo by Phillips 4 Phillips.
MRS. JAMES F.. SWARTZ, JR.
who was Miss Josephine Muir |
phy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph C.. Murphy, Of 7215
Bover street, Chestnut Hill, BE-
fore her marriage last month.
s45 South Eighteenth street. will en-
tertain at dinner on FRIDAY evening"
December 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Russell Benedict.
q The Cormsrs DSsyon SS%s TussGss eve
aa"shter. % Miss Alice Benedict. 7
Among the guests who attended the
which h.IHT Mr. az ana pIneSroek M OK
isuS psn ays last exsHins in honor OF
their niece. Miss Emma Blackwocd Van
Kieeck. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brent
Van KleeI Us NsS WTe.ieS YGrk Mr and Mrs. M
Kent willing. Mr.. and Mrs. Peregrine
Wilmer. Miss Alice Benedict, Miss Jo-
sephine Hooper. Miss Dorothy Burr; ny.
David vogels and Mr.. Malcolm Lloyd.
month for q several months trip TO
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Paul ONeil,.
~ Temair, Rydai, will entertain q box
marty nt tho Metropolitan Opera ut the
Academy Of Music this evening In the
box Of Mrs. O'Neill's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Bertram Lippincott, OF l7l2
Spruce street.
Miss Margaret A. Hatfield, debutante
| daughter OF Or. Charles J. Hatfield. Of
| Chestnut Hill. will entertain n box party
| at the Metropolitan Opera this evening
| in the box Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II.
| Lea, Of 2OO4 Walnut street and Chestnut
Hill.
| Miss Anita NJ. Sanders and Miss
Estelle u. Sanders. Of 1925 Locust street.
! will be the guests Of honor at q dinner
| to be given by Miss Carolyn Nash. Of
washington. at Rauches. in washington,
| on Friday evening next before the Ju-
nior League dance. Miss Anita Sanders
and Miss Estelle Sanders will leave for
| Washington on Thursday and will be
the guests Of Miss Nash over the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilmer Riddle. OF
Binderton House, Chestnut Hill, who
have been spending few days In Bal
timore. Nd. will return home today.
The first meeting of, the Friday Eve
ming Junior Dances will be held on Fri.
day evening next at Green Hill Farms.
Overlook. Tho ladies' who will receive
will include Mrs. Gustave A. Van Len
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr. ana MrS. Charles stewart Wurt0,
al the Be!ievusstrs,sor % @ siSs Friday e'e%s. eSs.
nins. January g.. In honor Of their niece.
Miss Elisabeth Dale Wilson, debutante
daughter Of Mrs. Wurts Wilson. Of 1908
Locust street. before the First Assembly.
Tho ladies who will preside at the
tea table at the tea which Mrs. B.
Frank Clapp. Of 1908 Walnut street. will
sys svs S %,a ThMursay Msa SJss % H. tS Sss prs
ter Of Or. and Mrs william Hamilton
Jefferys, Of Cranstoun, Chestnut Hill.
will include Mrs. Charles Ingersoii, Mrs.
Edward Jefferys. Mrs Algernon r.
Clapp: Mrs. William Hamilton Jefierys.
Fauiconer. The debutantes who viii
assist In receiving at the tea will in
ciude Miss Margaret A.. Hatfield, Miss
Nancy II. Woolston, Miss Josephine
jerks. Miss Dorothy B. Lee. Miss Ellis.
abeth Barry sitter. Miss Anna Cecilia
Katharine schwartx. Miss Emily K. Bar
tow. Miss Bertha Smythe, Miss Dorothy
Valentine. Miss Elizabeth Morgan, Miss
Lillian Ferguson. Miss Margaret Paul,
Miss Margaret Logan. Miss Mary Louise
whitney. Miss Susan p. Goodman. Miss
Katharine 8. Dunn. Miss Saraellen Rich
ardson. Miss Fanny Cox Weightman and
Miss Lucylle Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Roberts, Of
Flushing. L. l.. whose marriage to Miss
Eleanor Peale Davis. daughter Of Mrs.
Charles Gibbons Davis, Of S2O4 Sem
mole avenue. Chestnut Hin. will take
place on Saturday next at the Protestant
Fields. Chestnut Hill. will entertain his
best man and ushers at dinner on
Thursday evening. Miss Constance Rob.
erts and Miss Roberts. sisters Of Mr..
Roberts. will arrive the latter part Of
the week to attend the wedding and
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph b. Mccall. Jr.. Of IS Bowman
avenue. Merton, over the weekend.
The guests who will attend the dinner
atre party which Mr.. J. Nelson M Dick
will give on Friday evening in honor
Of Miss Marie Louise Adams, debutante
daaushter aani.,n o., Of Mr.. Thomas g. Aiken. OF
nrs erwS SeorSe Ds'9Is "svers the ball the Esy
their debutante daughter, Miss Mary
Ridgley Carter. will include Miss Lucy
i,sS SenTsrIys; TIss M Miss Mary Carroll Rolin.
Brooke. Mr.. Aiken Reichner, Mr.. John
Kearns. Mr.. Thomas Robb, Mr.. Tucker
Murdock. Mr.. Lloyd Renghaw. mr., Wi.
liam Longstreth: Mr.. James McVey and
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas q. Aiken.
DR.. and Mrs George Fales Baker. Of
the Belleyue-Stratford. will entertain al
dinner followed by a box party nj IN.
opera this evening, in honor OF theiI
guests. Mrs. Carl Roebling and Mr
Benjamin Keen. Of New York.
Miss Georgina p. Yeatman, dauRhte,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pope Yeatnan, OF iiii
Spruce street and Chestnut Hill. viii
entertain IN her parents box at the
opera tonight. '|
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bonner. O,
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West PhiIadelphia

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Calvin Russell.
Of 233 North Fifty:third street, announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Laura Hiida Russell, 70 Mr.. Edward
Karl Crissman, Of 4S13 Warrington ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs, Dorff Moore, Of Forty
first and Parkslde avenue, entertained at
dinner on Friday evening last In honor
Of Mrs. Leroy Owens. who has recently
returned from Bermuda.
The Misses Van Leer, Of Willow
Grove. formerly Of Thirty.seventh and
Chestnut streets. are the guests over the
Thanksgiving holidays Of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Lows, Of Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wood, Of South Aldau
street. entertained at dinner recently
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
c.. Allison and their son. Mr.. Clarence
Allison. Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Wood and their children. Of Chester, Pa
Miss Ethel Lynn has returned to hel
home after q weekend visit with hel
sister, MrA Henry Newton Merritt, Of
West Philadelphia
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HOLn,esburg

Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Morrison.
Of 0021 Frankford avenue. announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Beth
Morrison. 10 Mr.. Willard s. Samson At
los Angeles. Calf. on November 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samson will be at home
at 214 Prospect avenue. Riverside, CALI.
Miss Margaret Preston, Of Rhawn
street, will entertain the members Of her
sewing circle at her home this after
noon. The guests will be Miss Nina
Holden, Miss Gladys Ayres. Miss Helen
Roger. Miss Helen Mathewson. Miss
Matilda Saylor. Miss Edith Stowman,
Miss Lillian West. Miss Minerva West.
Miss Edna sutton and Miss Louise
Taylor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05

Announcement has been made Of the
marriage Of Miss Katherine C.. Allebach.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cswin 3. Alle-
bach, Of Center Point, and Mr.. M. Wes-
ley Detwiler. Of Providence Square. on
formed Church. Center Point. Mr.. and
Mrs. Detwiler will live at Center Point.
The bride is a member Of the Norris-
town Teaching Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob c. Fisher. of
1875 West Wood street., are receiving
congratulations on tho birth OF a son
on November 20.
Mr.. Russell f. Crawford, Of 202 Eas,
Torrance street, entertained at a lunch
con on Friday in honor Of Mrs. Floyd
West, Of Houston. Tex. who Is her
guest. There were eight guests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
||BfST l;OSSLP ABOUT PEOPLE
Money Wynne Speak, Of the EOent' Of the Week.
"''~Sh She TELLS of Miss Rodgers Tea Yesterday and
/ Of the Opera Tonight

here for Elisabeth's tea two months
ago ana are very popular.
Florence Grocer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Croser's daughter, went with
her cousin, Agnes Gross, Of Bethle.
hem. and Mr.. and Mrs. Spauldins
Jenkins entertained at dinner IN honor
OF Florence before the dance. I aiu sure
IL was lots of fun and that the girls
had wonderful time. Florence and
Agnes will be the guests Of honor at
ball which Mr.. and Mrs. Grocer will
give at the Ritz on December II.
NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05

Mrs. william Hendrie Shelly Will
Play, Illustrated with coiored slides,
following the reception and meeting OF
the Oak Lane Review Club tomorrow
afternoon. Mrs. Henry M. Deemsr and
the following. ladies will assist Mrs
Herbert. Mrs. Harrison Lands, Mrs. NJ
i. Morton. Mrs. william n. Peace, Mrs
Arthur 3. .Stilslnger and Mrs Harry r
WATSON. Mrs Paul Oeiselman and Mrs
Eddy r. whitney will contribute music
Mrs. William c. Yerkes, Of Oak Lane
will entertain at an informal luncheor
and card party at her home on Wed
nesday, December 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05

GENERAL of the dcbs went down to
~ Baltimore last night for the Bach.
elors' Cotillon. Elizabeth NtcElroy,
Who stayed with Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo
Thom, was the guest Of honor
Ct q dinner which the Thoms gave
ior her and their daughters. Anita and
Ellen. The two Thorn girls came up
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
Norsk'PiiIodslp1viS

North seventeenth street, arc receiving
oneratulations upon the birth OF
daughter, Martha 0reenspan wise.
Mrs. Horace Brinslsy, Of Seventeenth
washington. D. c., where she spent the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. 3. M. Herts. Of the Hotel Ma.
lestic. p visiting Mrs. H. H. Brill. OF
6partanburg, g. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05

The third sketch on
the left shows a lspis
lazuli pendant, an ex-
cellent copy, on q slen-
der black silk cord.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05
Delaware County

Invitations have been issued by MRS
Reese NJ. F1eischman. OF Moyian, lor a
luncheon and bridge party Wn,cn sne
December 1S.
Miss Mildred Volkhardt, OF CnesteI
was the guest at house party at Le-
high University.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05

sso Mayiand street, are receiving con.
9rstuiations on the birth OF daugnter'
Catherine Stelle Tomlinson.
Mrs. David Greenberg. Of New YORK,
has been spending a week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Gerber' OF
the wisea hickon Apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Putnam ana their
daughter Miss Helen Putnam. nave soIa
their house at 86 West Johnson street
and are living at the Coulter Inn.
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~, bss S.,sssal,s AZ. g: J.%:: s::s 5.
JcSsph 3. Van Solver and Mrs. Frank
H. Maurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Rogers Wood
ruR, Of 1919 Spruce street, will give Q
small luncheon At their homo today II.
honor OF Prince Bibesco, Rumanian am.
bassador to this country
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COUNTRY BOARD

GOOD BOARD. comfortabls rooms. private
hath. Can accommodate families; reasonable
price. Box I47. Msnassas. Va.
THE LOUDOUN-Biuemont's most centrally To-
Gated boarding house. 10 now open for the
season: comfortable rooms, large perches, and
lawn with an abundance Of shade; just the
place to spend your vacation or the week
md: rood table with plenty Of milk, eggs. and
fresh vegetables from our own farm tennis
courts, croquet and riding horses: dancing.
moving pictures and auto trips ecroas the
pieturesqDs iet Sise Ridge to the various battle
ainele room, $50; double room. &2.0oi pes
week single room. SIS: double room, $3.50. ].
G. BEATTY, Prop. Bluemont. Ha.
CHEVY CHASE-Firsr-cIass accommodation.
IL Grafton st. Phone Clevs. 157A.
ROOM for half do1en adults; Arlington, Va. !:
homs cooking. fresh farm products: bath.
screened porches, tennis, garage: moderate
terms. 90 minutes Treasury. 10 Agriculture,
bus or car Clarendon S05-F-5. or Miss Carrie
0.;,h nent Juatfce 14s
EVERGREEN FARM-Now OPEN: sITUAT-
ed high; plenty Of shade; large porches: mod
ern conyentences; hrst-class table; terms mod
crate, Tel. Sykesyille 18-F-2. Mrs. David T.
Barnes. Wo0dbine, Nd. II.
TRAINED nurse could care for few SEMI
inyalids; Virginia mountains. ME-. James H.
Logan Howardsville, Va.
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6NT 6eaufifui GFTe room TOR famiG Of &;
eieets4e Iishts asd running water; Ans asals;
1site for fetes John d. Neviser, B. y. D.
Ne. Ss, vienaa, Va. Pnsos Falls 11eeA
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MASS. AVE, WEST 18th sT.-second door.
private home: three rooms. alcove. private
bath. large closets. electricity. hot water.
maid and telephone service; non housekeeping.
Firm nklin 1up
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cool, COMFORTABLE ROOM with electric
lights, hot water heat and tel. walking dis
tance Union Sta. and Capitol. Call Line. 24i.