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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-09
ODD FELLOWS OF
MERCER TO MEET
IN ALEDO MONDAY
Especial to The Argus

Aledo, Aug. 9.-Monday night
meeting of the Mercer county l. o.
0. F. association has been sched-
uled to be held in the Mercer hall
in this city. Third degree work will
be conferred by the Glover Leaf
degree staff of the Woodruff
lodge. All Rebekah and subordinate
lodge members are invited to be
present at Monday nights affair.
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GO TO DENVER.

FopeCIdI CORRESPONDENCE.
Atkinson, Aug. 9.-The Misses
Edith and Adeline Booth, Mrs. Wal
ter Bennett and Miss Angelina Res-
SAINT. all of Atkinson and Mrs. Nell
son and two daughters Of Chicago,
have gone to Denver, Colo, to
spend q two weeks vacation.
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RIVAL TEAMS TO
PLAY THURSDAY
Especial Correspondence. J

ISpeC1aI Correspondents.
Erie, Aug. 9.-There will be a
game of ball at the grounds in the
Woman's club park Thursday aft
ernoon between the town and coun-
try nine, under the supervision Of
the Friendly circle class of the
Methodist Sunday school. Home
made candy, popcorn and ice cream
will be on sale,
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THERE'S NO PLACE
LIKE SHEFFIELD"
SAYS CLAYFAMuY
Especial Correspondence. J

Sheffield, Aug. 9.-Mr and Mrs.
Len O'Day and family, who left
Sheffield July II in a Ford touring
car for Florida, where they ex-
pected to make their home, mo-
tored to the land of flowers and
back again. arriving here Saturday,
Aug. 5, and have again taken up
their former residence in the little
red school" building, a mile west
Of town. They found no town on
the long journey that they liked
as we'll as Sheffield-the only town
on the map for the Clays.
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OBTAIN LICENSE.

Especial Correspondence
keithsburg. Aug. 9.-Glenn Nash
OF the firm of Nash & Louck. gro
GERS, has just returned from Peoria.
where he took the examination to
quality as cream tester. He also
obtained a license for same.
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TAKE AUTO TRIP.
Especial COrrespondence

Especial C0rreSpOndence.)
Yuma, Aug. 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Cook and children departed
Tuesday on pleasure trip. They
Will motor to Chillicothe, Mo-,
where they will visit with Rev. A.
B. Pond and family. Rev. Pond
was q former pastor Of the Bethel
ohaareh.
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RAYMOND MADDOX
SLIGHTLY INJURED
(Snecial Corresnondence

Especial Correspondence.)
Galva, Aug. raymond Mad
dox, q carpenter employed by his
father-in-law, Joseph Miller, was
slightly injured while working at
the Mott building on Main street.
Mr.. Maddox was quite severely
bruised but is recovering nicely.
The work at the Mott building will
take considerable length of time
as there are many changes to be
made in the building. The large
use as q garage. 1t was used for
use q So garage. 1t was used for
40 years as livery barn.
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PLAN VISIT WITH
FORMER RESIDENTS
Especial Correspondence

Coal Valley, Aug. 9.-Joseph
Wooley anG, son Leo and Dave
Beverage left Monday in the for
mer's car for a 10 days tour in
Wisconsin, where they will visit
relatives in Milwaukee, going on
to Marinette and Crivitz, where at
the latter place they will call on
the Martin Sievers family, who for
merly resided in Coal Valley.
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FORMER SHOP MAN
IS SERIOUSLY Ill
Especial Correspondence.

tNPCV101 SO1 ACSVOuUSuCE.J
Silvis, Aug. Paul L. Limthi-
tum. former assistant superintend-
ent Of the Silvis shops, is in a ser
ious cqpdition ct Estherville, ILL.,,
where he recently underwent
second operation. He is assistant
superintendent Of the shops in that
city.
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PLANS WESTERN VISIT.

Especial Correspondence.
Bishop Hill. Aug. 9.-Miss Mar
ian Ericsson left Monday morning
for Holdregen, Neb., where she will
visit relatives for some time before
continuing to Woodmen, Colo,
where she will visit her brother
Earl.
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PARTY SPEND DAY
AT LAKE; JOURNEY
Is MADE BY MOTOR
lSnecial Corresnondeuce.l

(SpeCIdI correspondence
Galva, Aug. 9.-The Messrs. and
Mesdames John Weir and son of
Galesburg, ILL.,; Guy Baltimore
and daughter Hazel; Ernie Thayer
and daughter Fern; Leslie Cain,
Edawrd Hanlon and Laverne Cox
of Woodruff, Ill; Arthur Balti-
more, and son Dale, and Cecil
Leitch of Lafayette, ILL.,; Edward
Shaw of California, and the Misses
Florence and Maud Murphy and
Mildred Hanlon of Galva, motored
to Lake Senatchawine, ILL.,, last
Sunday and the party enjoyed a
wonderful time. A picnic dinner
was served at the noon hour.
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FORMER PASTOR
AND WIFE VISIT
ALPHA FRIENDS
Especial Correspondence

Alpha. Aug. 9.-Rev. and Mrs.
L F. Havermale spent Monday
night at the Mrs. M. J. Stitt home.
A number Of their old friends call
ed during the evening to shake
hands with them. Mr.. Havermale
was at one time pastor OF the NJ.
q. church here and for the past six
years has been q missionary in
China. They are home on q fur
Tough and will return for a more
extended visit with Alpha friends
, ittlA later.
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ALEDO CHOIR TO
BE AT SHERRARD
FRIDAY EVENING
(SpeciaI to The August

Aledo, Aug. 9.-The local COM
munity chorus will appear Friday
evening in an open air concert at
the Sherrard park. The concert has
been arranged by the Sherrard
woman's club and everybody is
cordially invited to attend. The
chorus was organized several
months ago in Aledo by Miss Fan
chon Camel and is always a fea-
ture at the union park services on
Sunday evenings.
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OLDEST BUREAU
COUNTY DOCTOR
REGAINS HEALTH
Especial Correspondence

Sheffield, III, Aug. 3. : DIT.
T. Sprague, IS years OF age,
Bureau county's Oldest practicing
who has been ill at his
home here for several weeks, is
again able to be around and drive
his own car. He is not yet able to
attend to his practice. He is a
Grand Army veteran and a past
commander of the Grand Army of
the Republic.
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GALVA DOCTOR
TO MAKE CHANGE
Especial Correspondence.l

Especial COrrespOndence.)
Galva, Aug. 9.-Dr. Berfield, who
was a physician and optician at
Toulon for many years prior to his
coming to Galva last April, will
close his business and locate at
Bradford, ILL.,, where he has bought
out DR.. Crissman at that place. The
Office fixtures of DR.. Berfield were
moved to Bradford, Tuesday by C.
r. Smith of Galva. While in this
city DR.. Berfield was located in the
McFadden building on Exchange
street. ..
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GENESEO PARTY
STARTS ON TWO
WEEKS JOURNEY
Especial Correspondence

Geneseo, H., Aug. 9.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Vanersnick, accom-
panied by Addie Collins, left Gen.
eseo last Monday by automobile t0
an extended trip to points in Iowa
South Dakota and Minnesota. They
will visit with friends and relatives
and may investigate for the pur-
pose of making purchases in farm
lands. They will be away from
Geneseo at least two weeks.
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GIVES SHOWER FOR
MRS. L. F. PETERSON
Especial Correspondence. J

NopeCIdI Correspondence.
Yuma, Aug. 9.-Mrs. Clyde Wake
entertained at pcst-nuptial show
er in honor of Mrs. Lorien Faulbee
Peterson, who was recently mar
ried. The home was decorated in
yellow and white. Contest games
and sociability made the afternoon
hours pass pleasantly. Mrs. Peter
son received many beautiful gifts.
The hostess served refreshmanta
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KEWANEE YOUTH
Is ARRESTED AT
CEDAR RAPIDS, la.
Especial Correspondence

Kewanee, ILL.,, Aug. 9.-William
Buck" Mclaughlin of this city has
just been arrested at Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, following the assault Of
Lee Hayes, prominent kewanee
lodge man, who was seriously in
iured by knife wounds. 1t is al
legged Mclaughlin was in the crowd
which attacked Hayes several
weeks ago. Albert Mcbride. also
charged as one of the assailants,
is now in the county Jail at Cam
bridge awaiting trial. Hayes will
recover.
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ALBERT N. RHEAR
VISITS IN MILAN
(Snecial Correspondence.l

Milan, Aug. 9-Albert N. Rhear
of Pedro Miguel, Panama canal
zone spent yesterday with old
school friends in Milan. Mr.. Rhear
has been in the canal zone IA
years and makes trip to the states
to visit his mother at Galesburg
every two years. Mr.. Rhear was
accompanied by Mrs. Rhear and
they will leave the last Of this
month for home.
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fFoIL.IES BEAUTY
| FORMER "STENOG"
| FOR ANNAWAN MAN
Especial Correspondents

Annawan, Aug. "a picture OF
Blanche Mehaffey. Follies beauty,
which was run on the picture page
of The Argus last Saturday, espe-
cially attracted the attention of w.
H. Ferguson Of Annawan, for Miss
Mehaffey was formerly his stenog-
rapher.
"Blanch found that she could
sing, so she quit typing." Mr.. Fer
guson said, but l want to tell you.
she could sure make a typewriter
hum"
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EASTERN STAR
LODGE HONORS
THREE MEMBERS
fSpecial Correspondence. J

ISpeCIdI CU1Ie5pUHueHCt.J
Coal Valley, Aug. 9.-The Order
of Eastern Stars held their regula.i
meeting Monday evening in the
lodge rooms of the Masonic hall.
After the meeting refreshments
were served in honor of three of
it's members, Mrs. Laura Myers,
Anna Pryce and Name Conner.
whose birthday anniversaries fall
in this month.
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BABY CYCLONE
VISITS FARM
NEAR STERLING

Sterling, ILL.,, Aug. "a NINA
tnre cyclone struck the August
Schultz farm, south of Rock Falls,
this week and did much damage.
After blowing path through the
corn and orchard the wind tore
the shingles off the barn, then the
house, took off a chimney and
shook the house SO hard that the
plastering fell down.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-09

Buffalo Bill, William F. Cody
in 1890 originated the Wild West
show.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-09

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-09

Party who found and picked up
Boston toy bull dog, 10 q. m. Sun
day. on Twelfth street and Thirty
ninth avenue, please call Daven-
port 2432. Liberal reward.
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Drury-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Workman welcomed a daughter,
Betty Mae, Sunday morning. This.
is the second daughter.
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HAS NEW POSITION.

Silvis. Aug. 9.-Ezra Maxwell.
former resident Of Silvis, has been
appointed manager Of the telephone
company at Mt. Auburn, Ill.
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Ne,us Of Wesfer,,
Illinois il Briefs

Andalusia-There will be = Sum-
day school and community picnic
tomorrow at the grove at Coal
Greek.
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Seaton-Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Henry are the parents of baby
boy, born Tuesday, Aug. 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

'hc latter part Of this month for Nan.
Miss Florence Pau, Kane, daughter
,f Mr.; and Mrs.. John Kent Kane, OF
Broekhollow. will leayc early in Juiy
for. saipderstown, r. L.. where nhe viii
visit her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
William Oglcsby Grif'th. of Ches nut
mTl, who l.f. Last week ,o spend the
Griff,th and their daughters, Miss Flor
encs o. Griflith and Miss Helen Sher.
man Qrifith. will spend next winter in
Mr.. and Mrs Charles lie a. Homer
and thcir family, Of 2a10 Pine street,
left on Saturday for Pocono Lake Pre-
serve. where they will spend tho sum
mer. E
Mr.. and Nrs Frank H. Moss, Of
Sunny Hill. Baia. will sail on August /
for Europe. where they wil remain a
few weeks Upon their return to this
Northeast Harbor, where they viii join in
their children, who will be tho guests
Of Mrs. Louis c. Baxor at her cottage.
Their daughter. Miss Sarah Moss. viii
spend the summer at Mrs. Duer's camp
at East Union, Ne.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fletcher Farrell. of
Sagamore Park, Bronxville. N. Y, an.
nounce the engagement OF their daugh.
tor. Miss Esther Virginia Fnrreil, to
Mr.. Wardell wilkinson, Of this city.
Mr.. wilkinson, who 10 the son Of MI.
and Mrs Harry wilkinson Of Chi.
- %. is graduate Of the University of
Illinois and is a member of the Beta
Theta Phi Fraternity.
Miss Margaret Josephine Piatt. daurh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Erwin P!att.
whose marriage to Mr.. J. lgnn.ius Daily
will take place on Wednesday, June Fl,
will enterta!. at luncheon at her home
To-Day. The guests will include the
Colonel and Mr., Louis Kolb. Jr., o,
West School lane. Germantown. have
rsturned from visit to New York.
Their eon.in.law and daughter. Mr.. and
MRS. Matthew B. Paanakker, ailed from
Sew York on Tuesday last for Europe
to mako their home In Paris, rs.
Paanakker was Miss Katharine Kolb be.
fore her marriage on June 3.
Miss Evelyn Stuart williams, daush-
ter Of Captain Yancey g. williams, u,
8. NJ. and Mrs Williams, OF Twenty.
second and Porter o reefs, whose mar.
riage to Ensign Harry A. Guthrie will
tskr place on Wednesday next in the
Navy Yard. will spend the summer at
newport. II. l.. whero Ensign Guthrie
is at present stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thomas Tries;
OF $500 Church road. overbrook. have
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daushtsr. MisS leiidrsd Knarr Costello.
and NJ. John Charles Boyle. The wed.
ding win take place in the early nIL
MI. and Mrs.. william q. Carroll o.
Lakeside avenvs. OAK Lane: annogncs
.cn Of &c. and Mrs. w Frsdsr!ck sGX,;;
take plece on saturday, June -. q the
homo Of the brides parents Mro. HOOD
has feturred recently from overseas
service with the American Committee Tor
Devastated France.
Mr.. J. II. Ward Huckson. Of Ridley
Park. Pa. sailed on the Aquitania today
for q four. months' study and pleasure
trip abroad. Gf Az, lf aj,
Mr. and Mira Charles Goodman. of
2317 North Thirty.third street., enter:
tanned a. dinner on. Sunday evening last
In honor Of their Daughter, Miss Anna
Goodman. whose enga cement 70 M. Jo-
seph 00odrich recently has been an
nounced.
The Junior Cinderella C0tillon will
take place on Friday evening. June 20.
at the Merion Cricket Club.
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anounced the engagement q their
daughter, Miss Helen ALICE Trigg. to
Mr.. Charles James Swain, Jr, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles James Swain, OF
AIS Spruce street. pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Hale Trumbull
and their little daughter. Miss Louise
Hale Trumbuli. OF Cynwyd, have left
town for their mountain ranch, Green.
wood Gate. at Evergreen. In the Bear
Creek Canyon, Colorado. and will not
return East before October.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN stsrnfeld
have returned from five weeks tour
Of California and the. West and are now
at 1890 Spruce street. where they Will
be at home after September ].
Miss porothea c, schaperkotter and
Miss Elisabeth Buchanan and her
father, Mr.. George H. Buchanan. LETT
this country early In March last And
have been making an extended trip
along the. Mediterranean, visiting the
Riviera, Monte Carlo, through Italy and
Swtserland and France. and have Just
concluded q motor trip through the
South OF England. They sail for home
on the orbita, reaching New York about
June 10.
Mrs. M. q. Costello. Of Chester. Pa.
announces the engagement OF her
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Raymond Bishop.
Of 3019 Queen lane. announce the en-
Ragement Of their sister Miss Dorothy
welcome Swan. Of Brooklyn. N. Y.
to Mr.. Charles w. Christensen. son Of
Mrs. Elisabeth Christensen, Of % ASH
mead place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin Mccarthy.
Jr., Of Locust avenue and Musgrave
street, are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of daughter. Mary Tyler
Mccarthy, on June 8. Mrs. Mccarthy
was Miss Mary Tyler Conley.
Miss Beatrice MacAlllster Henkels.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Henkels. Of 5543 Morris street, whose
engagement to Mr. Harry johnson, Jr.,
has recently been announced, Is visiting
her sister and brother in -law, Mr.. and
Mrs Orville w. Forte. who have taken
n cottage at North Scituate. Cape Cod.
Mass. for the summer
One Of the last social events Of the
Assist Alumnae for the year was a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. ana Mrs. Aisxandsr Wilder: Of
Vernon streets. announce the betrothal
Of their daughter. Miss Lillian wilder.
TO Mr.. Alexander Goodrich. also Of this
city.
Mr.. and Mira John woodruff Norman,
of zoos West Ontario street. announce
the enga cement Of their daughter, Miss
Russell Bradenburgh. also Of this city.
The marriage Of Miss Eva Sorlsin and
Mr. Meyer Kohn will take place on June
10 at 3S19 Huntington street
Mr.. and Mrs Louis F. Hight have re-
They will leave shortly for Atlantic
City for the summer. Mrs, Hight will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
] lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE !.
Nancy lynne Speaks Of the Dance at Merton Tonight
and Of Wedding to Take Place in Washington
Some Good Looking Costumes

YESTERDAY and today We seem to
n have a iu,l in the June saveties.
Sesiiy, June Ia getting 70 pc es pusy a.
~ Ghristas holidays. ant IT'S nwIui y
81. too. as garden parties ana more
- itss out -of.d door dances ana weu-
49, are great. and all the country
sisses where they are given 'ook 80
Essiy, It's quite q change anu mnch
ssrs - interesting than always nnVing
ssrties in the big hotelE though, OF
s,rse in winter they are the place
Sithout doubt.
~ tonight there vii be q dance as 'ne
Is,ion Cricket Club for the cenen. Q,
- Geamcn's Institute. It's tnc tnirn
annual ~ dance they We had, ana ,y sney are
sivsys lots Of fun. Mrs. j. Whitaker
SSompson Is In charge.
! WEDDING Of interest in Philadel-
"A mia will take place In wnshinston
= lime "a. the same day az Hannan
Ti,,ott md Walter Pew'S wedding here.
s..O ~ tbs marriage Of Eleanor Johnstone
ssS Major Macy IIall, U. 8. A., and
~ -. ns,cmony Will be performed In st.
Scbn's Episcopal Church there. a..
s0nn Wl.snor is the daughter Of Mrs:
3.ss.. Johnstone, Of Washington, and
& - often visited the Sanders twins,
5s,,s and Estelle, OF 1928 Locust
% .,.st They are going down for the
.s.JJine and viii stay in Washington
,sth another friend Of theirs there
T..o,vn Nash The Rev. Robert J0nn.
- former rector Of the Church OF the
Su..n,r ns will officiatc. He oficiated
n irnorc Mccall and Norman Mac
I.ish's wedding. you remember. a re-
ssrtion will follow the ceremony at the
scma of the brides mother, 1918
Twenty. first street n. W., Washins'
~.
|. rRs "HECK" wETHERHL al.
u ways looks stnnnine. / saw her
Yesterday at the Bellevue wearing
dark blue Canton crepe dress with open:
work on the neck and sleeves, ana q
iarse gray chiffon hat trimmed Win
nav flowers. Mrs. Jack Mason; Jr., is
another attractive person. She was
lrnes Brockie, you remember: 1 saw
Aer A few days ago in dark blue crepe
Al chine dress with large black straw
NJ trimmed with red flowers.
nOHBY had been a bad boy one day.
ID no that night he was sent to bed
ar'ier than usual and without any
special good night. He was very
anxious to have his mother come up and
tuck him in. but he could hear the
voices of "company" on the porch below
and was afraid to coll. y :,
Suddenly his mother and father and
tAeir friends were quite startled when
they heard rumbline. tumbling noise
a the porch roof, and were m,re star
tied sti'l to see a shoe fall over the
edge Of the porch roof and on. to the
mass They picked It up and found
piece Of paper inside on which was
written: 'I'm a good hoy now and all
seady for bed. Please come tuck me In.
0obbie." NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
OAK LANE

Mrs Warren Maenak entertained at
Q bridge party and shower last SAtur.
day afternoon In honor of Miss Leonette
Rehfuss. WHOSE engagement was re-
Gently ys;., sngunceS sns AmCns The ths sSs:t,s
wynne vandiver. Miss Katharine Hal
ltefmen. Misc verna Custer. Miss
Marian Weihenmaysr. MISS Dorothy
Minnich, Miss Emma Parry, Miss
Marian Deetz, Mrs. Scott McFAdden,
Mrs. Edward Read, Mrs Russell G.
Lees, Mrs. Werner Beiswanger and
Mrs. Charles Barrett.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. William Price. Of Media. sailed to-
day for Europe. where they will spend
three months.
MrA Harry Parker. Of Swarthmore.
and Mrs. U. 8. Grant, Of Sharon Hill.
have returned from Ocean City. where
they were the guests for few days
Of Mr.. and Mrs, John s. Norris Of
South Forty-eighth street, Philadelphia,
at their cottage.
Mrs. Ernest Coxens and her children.
OF Rose Valley, are spending a few
weeks At Ocean City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
WEST enlLApRLPHlA

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Brier hsve re.
turned from their wedding trip through
the sa S'T ~ s.nc Ss ss..s sns ans
eroad and walnut streets Mrs. Hner
will be remembered a. Miss Elisabeth
Schae effer. Of 72s South Flfty.hf h street.
before her wedding. which took place in
April. '-
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Dill have closed
their house at 695S Springfield avenue.
Clernenton. N. J., to occupy their bunga-
low until after Labor Day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

lawn Of the home Of Mrs. O. Dawson.
u Bingham strsSt g sE
NJ. and MIRA Edward Harris Of
Palmetto street, have returned from q
mort stay at wildwood. NJ J.
Mr. and Gra Herbert Lenor, OF
RyerB avenue, are receiving ccnGfatu.
iationB upon the birth of a son.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

dance At tho Delmar-Morris on satur-
day night.
street, Germantown. announces the en-.
Sa~ement OF her daughter. Miss Marie
T. desmond, to Mr.. J Henry Oeste, also
Of Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
NAVY YARD

A dance will be given in the yard on
friday evening when Mrs. Clarence Gul
branssn and Mrs. Timothy Keleher will
receive.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Timo-
thy Kelehcr have Mrs Keieher's sister,
Far Rockaway, L. l., as their guest for
q few weeks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Mary Short and her son, Mr..
Frank Snort, Of 22a1 South Thirteenth
street. Will leave on the steamship
Haverford from Philadelphia today for
. trip through Ireland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13
LAWN DALE

r.utheran Church will hold a strawberry
festival on Saturday, June IT. on tn