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FOR. sALE-LOTS

BEST LOCATIONS IN D. c.
Must sell to settle estate wonderfully To-
Gated parcel OF ground in 18TH st. Heights,
containing over $1,000 square feet OF ground; {;
3OO-foot frontage on 10th st. Very reasonable
Corner; 5 adjoining lots. containing about s.. 900
square feet. Will sell as whole or In part
WALTER A. BROWN,
400 H St. NV. Main 1853
BUY FROM OWNER LOTS. CONVENIENT
Iy located ON car line and boulevard. Claren-
don, va. Large garage on property, IN which
owner lives. 81. 100; $3.50 cash required. COX,
208 Treasury bldg. II
THEATER, STORAGE AND PUBLIC GARAGE
prospects, take notice-21. 1887 So it., northwest
corner Buchanan st. and Arkansas ave: NV.
Bargain Owner North $3.50. Branch ~.
WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY
choice lots IN Va. Highlands Tor $ZoO and
$500? Water and electricity; best car service
in Washington: elevation high; Terms. SlO
down. s. month. ]. l.. PRIZE. CLARENDON
445-W-1. ------------ 10
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. D. C.-LOT. 2Oxoe5;
high; near cars Terms. cheap for cash.
=. +. SKINNER, Anacostia, ID. O.. Il. .. IL
| CORNER LOT 1000 SO. FIT, NEAR PA.
H. r. freight yard: ideal location for ware
house, garage or storage yard. ADDRESS BOX
o2O-M, Star office. Y.
AURORA HILLSICOR. LOT; SOUTHERN
exposure; wonderful building site; water. sew
erage, elec. l also fave building Sue In va
Highland Address Box 136.M. Star ONCE: 10
MILITARY ROAD, BET. 14th AND 18th SITS.
sOx150; cheap for quick sale.
phono
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ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
SI4,oo. MT. PLEASANT SECTION.
modern baths With showers special
Of which
$135oo. 18th ST: NEAR EUCLID.
snd Of
. a veya a g
$4,000. A CORNER NEAR 18th AND QUINCY.
On Of the nce n fy.
eastern exposure On Of cheaper
1900. NEWTON ST NEAR 18th
splendid
$1,000 NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
On the in haunfu
2l1o
$1,000. NEAR 14th AND OTIS SITS.
tho little 9 large splendid
through 20 you buy.
e.
LANHAM & HILL,
NV
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SAIE-HOUSES.
Contin
SAULS ADDITION
Charming home of brick semi-deached good
sized lot contains seven and large bright cellar hot
heat electric lights hardwood floors and TRIM front and
kitchen service poch space for garage wide alley Price
$1o75o 373
LAMONT ST. NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS.
looms
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
This home located section of rising values reesory
brick; nine and bats all improvements, such hot
water heat electric lights convenient pantry ETC. Price, $I2oo
443
CHEVY CHASE. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
ome complete md
n wenlo home
Phone US for apD0ntmt .t er ee space TOR
McKEEVER & GOSS
1905 Eye St. Main 4752.
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THE BEST OFFERINGS IN TAkoMA PARK.
The following ia . partial list OF houses VIC
have for sale. Let us have an opportunity 10
serve you.
SS 15O-F1ye rooms, garage, water. cleo. Its.
SO 9OO-rour rooms, ami, paved street.
S5,OOO-Four large rooms, new, Ami.
S525O-5-room bungalow, ami.
S5,75O-Six rooms. half acre, paved street.
S8,OOO-Five rooms ami, sleeping porch.
S8,5OO-Four rs. ami; fne location.
$8,SOO-8 rms. hath. acres. nr. Forest Glen.
NOOO-rive rs, ami, fireplace. oak doors.
$7,S00-Six rs, garage, ami, paved street.
S78OO-Five rs, ami, sleep. pch., nr. cars.
S5OO-Six large rooms. AMI.
IS, s,4OO-Five large rooms. Anil. paved.
$s,5OO-Five rs, sleep. pch., AMI garase.
SS.75O-Six rs, attic, new, ami, h.-w-h..
tiled bath, fireplace, oak floors, large
lot.
s9.OOO-Six rs, new, ami, h.-w.h.. nr. cars.
S9.O0Oj7 rms. in Nd. 1 b.r. 1st floor, ami.
near 18th st. cars.
So, ,50O-Six large rooms. sleeping porch. am
j.. garage, paved street, h.-w.h.
&9,5OO-Ten rooms, a mi, close to cars, paved
street, h.-w.h.
81, c,000-Seyen rooms, sleeping porch. hollow
tile. oak floors, h.-w.h. fireplace, gar.
Sl2,5O0-Nine rooms. ami, acre ground.
LILLE 4 HENDRICk,
21-23 Carroll ave-, Takoma PIX. COL S:-N.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. G. REAL ESTATE
at O and Z per cent. JESSE L. HE1SkELL'
1115 Eye st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN-AS AGENTS OF A
large corporation, we are prepared to make
instaliment loans, to be first mortgages on real
period Of ten years. The contract further
provides that in case Of the death Of the bor-
rover during the loan period the debt remain
ing unpaid will be Cancelled.
We are also prepared to make o per cens
loans In any amounts desired. upon approved
real estate security.
WIN. n. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1433 X at NV.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

PRESENT VALUE.
A splendid investment or business property:
stores. Office and apts., now renting for
about S4OO per month. Located in best NE,
real value.
FUTURE VALUE.
IF you are looking for q business site that
will increase in value. we have it. One block
from State, War and Navy bldg. 4 four
story and basement bldg, modern and suitable
for Offices stores or apis. Located on a good
business street. The price Is so. 900. which
Investigate this.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
Phone Main $500. 734 18th st. NV.
LARGE STORE. 7-RoOM APT: STEAM
heat. cleo; room for garage: good for any
business. viii sell reasonable. 1494 n. Cap.
SECOND FLOOR. Sc. CORNER 11th AND H
ats NV. as a whole or in part. containing
1000 So. It. Of door space: light furnished /;
rent $1j0.J0 a month. C. W. SIMPSON CO.,
1874 18th st. Frank. 500.
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YOUR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR RENT
SHnIrI n LISTED WITH

YOUR HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR RENT
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH
Lee D. Latimer Co., Realtor,
14IO St. Main SS67.
PRICE. $4,000
10th St, in 1900 block: very handsome
l2-room and 2bath residence. Large lot to
l6-foot alley. Immediate possession.
PRICE. $4,000.
A new detached residence in Chevy Chase-
D. c.; s rooms and baths. Lot 6OI95. In
mediate possession.
PRICE, $1,000.
A beautiful corner residence in Saul's Add
tion. Thoroughly modern: rooms. Price has
lust been reduced for immediate sale.
PRICE, $500.
In Petworth; rooms and bath; Semi
detached brick You must see this house to
snnreciate its value Must be sold imme-
diately. Very reasonable terms.
PRICE, $11 500.
In Sauls Addition; rooms ana BATH Lot
aoyi5O. Double garage. Owner anxious to
sell VIII accept reasonable terms:
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BLOOMINGDALD. NV.
Nicely located; rooms and tiled bath; o.
story brick; furnished; electricity and gas:
ha ardwood floors and trim; newly papered ana
painted. metal garage; good lot. Only 50. 100;
H 500 cash. balance arranged. f6fS6l2.)
q. q. ZANTZINGER, Reaitor, 912 10th st. Nv.
Main 6371.
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BUNGALOW.

BUNGALOW.
Built by owner, in 10th St.
Heights; ideal location; g large
rooms, bath, hot-water heat,
electric lights, hardwood floors
and in perfect condition through.
out. Double garage. A real
bargain. Price only $II,5oo.
WALTER A. BROWN,
14oo H St. NV. Main 1858.
LEAVING CITY, MUST SELL. NEARLY NEW
s room. bath, modern home near i4th and
screened sleeping porches; h.-w.h.. elec., In
.stantaneous heater; garage space. Easy terms.
Address Rox SIM. Star office.
NEAR HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING-$a. 100
Nice section Of southeast; rooms and tiled
hath: good heating plant, electricity and gas;
vood cellar. House in good condition Con-
venient terms arranged; !s2sei2) o; D.
zANTZINGER, Realtor, sl2 10th st. NV. Main
KQT1
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED-TO RENT
Q TO 10 ROOM UNFuRNISHED HOUSE; RE-
sponsi5le adults; not over $175; references fur
nished. Address Box 20lM, Star office. IL
WANTED-SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE:
rent not over $65: for adults only. Address
Boz 190-M, Star office. IL
BY RESPONSIBLE YOUNG COUPLE, APRIL
1. or room house; good neighborhood rea-
sOnable; references furnished. Address 5S0S
31st st. NV, or phone Cleveland 1927. IL
UNFURNISHED: ABOUT ROOMS; RENT
reasonable. Main 1892. daytime. 1O'
SIN OR SEVEN ROOM UNPUBLISHED
house. not to exceed $50. s. II. NUTWELL.,
J19 18th st. Sc. TO-
UNFURNISHED FIVE OR SIX ROOM HOUSE
or bungalow: city or suburbs; about $50 mo.
Call North 5412-W. 10"
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.

$8,300-$500 cash.
| Well built rDom and bath home; In nice
| condition; newly papered and painted. A good
\ buy on very easy >terms. (63S812)
| O. B. ZANTZINGER. Realtor, 912 10th ct. NV.
L Main k271
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FOR RENT-HOusEs

1909 9th NV. RMS. AND BATH, $50 PER
month: 1919 18th NV, rms. and bath, $8J. so
per month";. EDW. p. SCHWARTZ, INC. 734
18th NV.
5a14 41st ST. N.w.-6 ROOMS. BATH. GA
rage. h.-w.h. hardwood floors; immediate pos
session: rent. 500. MOORE & HILL. MC..
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NV.
$895O-$2, 900 cash.
/ Nice, comfortable home Of rooms, reception
! hall and bath; furnace and gas; good deep lot;
convenient to end Of 11th ct. car line and 14th
ST. cars. A bargain. Balance arranged.
! t67S61c)
| o. B. zANTZINGEN, Realtor, 9l2 10th ct. NV.
Main 5371.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

WOODRIDCE. D. C.-PEBBLE DASH; SIX
rooms, reception hall and bath; gas and elec.
trio light; furnace heat: over $500 II; %, o.
ground; grapevines. shrubs, berries. M Irui.
going into business; $3.50; $1,000 cash. No.
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RIVER SHACK AT CABIN JOHNS ROOMS.
screened porch: furnished; comfortable almost
year around: 10 minutes to cars; fishing at
door COlumbin 141 IL.
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OIILV NIlNOL.
Delightfully."- located; completely detached
home on Shepherd St, Chevy Chase; easily
accessible to car line; contains seven large
rooms; living room entire width Of house with
unusually attractive fireplace. Wide front and
modern to the last detail; lot, s1x200, adds
greatly to the value Of the home. Price,
$11, 800.
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taining twelve apartments Of Eve and six
rooms and bath each. Steam heat, electric
lights. Yearly rental, So 2o0. Owner leaving
city, will sell for $50. 600 and make reasonable
terms TO responsible party.
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CAPITOL HILL.

One OF the most attractively arranged six
room and bath homes on Capitol Hill. Located
heat. electric lights. three large bedchambers,
porches, eastern exposure. House Is in first
class condition throughout. Price, 81 500.
Reasonable terms will be accepted.
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SEVEN LARGE ROOMS; LIVING ROOM. 15x
IS with open hre: full glass doors to dining
room and kitchen: large glass sleeping porch.
tile bath. finished attic, 27x@7; modern IN
every detail; large front. side. back porches;
large iron garage; lot 6Sx15O; pretty shade and
shrubbery: on boulevard: blocks G st. cars;
GEO c. WALKER, Kresre bldg. 18th C.
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OUT.OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
SHORE PROPERTY.
FOR SALE = ONE NEW COTTAGE, ON
water front; now is the time TO buy or rent
cottages or lots at North Chesapeake Beach,
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
APPLETON CADY,
723 Mass. ave. ne Tel. I.inc. 6107
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APARTMENTS TO LET

f4OO n N.W.-BEST DOWNTOWN LOC
tion: living room. bedroom, dining room q
kitchen. $40 f 1O4a
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Curtiss, of 1920
West Penn street. have taken q house
at Bay Head for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Schlesinger and their
daughter. Miss Elaine Schlesinger, OF
1904 wyoming avenue, are spending
the summer at S6 North Delaney place,
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Norman Morris and
their family. Of 5523 Greene street,
will spend the summer at their country
home at Line Lexington, Pa.
Mrs. j. Phone announces the mar
riage Of her daughter, Miss Eda Marie
Phone. to DR.. Charles f. Pike on June
In the Church Of st. Vincent de
Paul. Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dudley and
family. Of 2S07 Queen lane, have moved
to New York. where they will make
their future home. Mrs. Dudley Is
spending, some time at Forest Hills
Inn, L. I.
DR.. Thomas p. McCutcheon, Jr., of
Locust avenue. has left for California,
where he will spend the summer trav-
eling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl p. Sallada an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Edythe Marguerite Sallada. to Mr..
Robert Eugene Kearney on Tuesday,
June 6. at Media. Mr.. and Mrs Kear-
ney will be at homo on Friday evening,
June 80, at 8 o'clock at 1887 East CheI.
ten avenue. Germantown.
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Ing through Europe. They will return
In the autumn.
Miss Gertrude L. Borton. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wills BoTton, Of
246 Harvey street, will spend the week.
end with Miss Elizabeth Atterbury ut
Radnor.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry 8. Grove, Of 25s
West Tulpehocken street, Germantown.
who have been spending few days
In New Haven. Conn. where they attend
gent the wsdans of Nss ana nsT01Ia M, s.5
Lewis Sargent, and Mr.. Groves nephew.
Mr. George w. Grove, Jr., Of New York,
have left for q motor trip through New
England to York Harbor, Me-, where
tney VIII spend the summer at the
Marshall House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Alfred Fox.
Of 1901 Walnut street will sail for Eng.
land on the Pittsburgh on Thursday,
where they will visit relatives and re.
main until the middle OF August.
Mr.. Irwin B. Smith. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar b. Smith. Of 1919 Roosevelt
Boulevard, will be graduated from the
Pennsylvania Military College. at Ches-
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. Thompson, Of
daughter on June H.. Mrs. Thompson
was Miss Pauline d. varwig.
Mrs. Raul N. Leite, who has been the
guest Of her brother-in in law and sister,
Major and Mrs. Edwin A. Jonas, of Mer-
lon, since Christmas. sailed on Saturday
last for Brazil and Argentine, accompa.
MED by Mrs. jonas
Miss Janet Elisabeth Bialy. of wynne-
field. entertained at a miscellaneous
shower at her home on Saturday after
noon In honor Of her mother. Mrs. L. +.
Bialy. whose> marriage to Mr.. Norman
Ridgeway Leedom, Of this city, will
take place on June 80. There were
eighteen guests.
Dr.; Albert p. Roussel, of 21os Pine
street, will sail on the Cameronia from
New York on July for an extended trip
to the Mediterranean. returning by way
Of Paris and London about Septem-
ber Is.
Mr.. Maxwell Zarin, of Washington,
d. c., was the guest Of honor at a party
given BY several friends at 252a Myr-
tlewood street on Sunday last. There
were about fifty guests
Mr.. and Mrs; Frederic J. Won Rapp
and Miss Frederick 8. Won Rapp, OF
Paoli, have gone abroad for the sum-
mer. They will 60 to England, France
and Switzerland.
An interesting wedding will be that of
Miss Nellie Mae Bryson, daughter of
Mrs. Robert M. Bryson, of Forty-sev-
enth street and Hazel avenue, and Mr..
Harrison Bonner Price, Of Buffalo, N. Y,
which will take place on Saturday eve.
ming next at the home OF the brides
mother. Miss Florence Gray will be the
maid OF honor and Mrs. Samuel c. Potts,
Of Chester. Conn.,, will be bridesmaid
Miss Dorothy Logendyke will be the lit
the flower girl. Mr.. James A. Walsh
will serve as best man. and the ushers
will include Mr.. Edmund B. Lynch and
Mr. Merrill B. Hearn. A reception will
follow
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Dorff Moore, Of the
Eleanora Apartments, 4110 Parkside
avenue. are spending a fortnight in Al.
lantic City.
Mrs. ]. Downs. Of s21 Durham ave-
nue., Sedgwick. Pa. entertained severa,
friends from West Philadelphia on
Monday, evening The guests Included
Mrs. H. Simons, Mrs. ]. Morrison, Mrs.
H. Lockwood, Mrs. A. Ferguson, Mrs
]. Lister and Mrs. j. Lowns.
Mrs. Thomas T.. Moffat. Of 1891 Had
field street, has announced the engage
ment Of her daughter, Miss Margarel
Isabelle Moffat, and Mr.. Clarence Evans
Toy. Of Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Swain, OF
4418 Spruce street. have returned from
a motor trip to Wellesley. Mass. They
were accompanied by their daughter.
Miss Mary Il. Swain, and Miss Barbara
Curtis, of Ardmore.
Mr., and Mrs William Brnunewell,
whose marriage took place June I, have
returned from their wedding trip ana
are at home at 6935 Chancellor street.
Mrs. Braunewell will be remembered
as Miss Edna Renner, of West Phila-
delphia.
Miss Helen Howland. of 4761 Sansom
street, Is spending a few days with her
brother, DIR. Wells Rowland, at Bing-
hamton. N. Y.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Speaks Of Miss Ely's Wedding Today
She Tells of a Concert in Paris and Chats
About the Norris T,vins

rpoXY's bride will be Dorothy Ely.
i the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
Ham Newbold Ely. Of Chestnut Hill.
Her marriage to Herbert w. Warden.
Jr., will take place this afternoon at
wb;temarsh. where her parents also
,erc married. Dot is attractive and
i,veIy. and she will make lovely
hr,dc. There will be seven attendants
A. the wedding two maids Of honor
and five bridesmaids.
stHerb" Warden went to Princeton
.nd was graduated in 1918. and the
hcst % man and most Of the ushers are
Classmates Of his. He and Dot are going
sbroad on their Wedding trip. I hea, I:
and when they come back the end OF
August, they will spend several weeks
with some Of his family at camp In
the Adirondack before going to their
oTr Tonight Lucia Warden. Herbert's
.,ster and one Of the maids of honor,
will % give a "Syillow, Grove party"
-, for the bridal party. As far as
know, the only other party
tonioht viii be the dinner dance which
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winter Baily
Stafford @ for their niece, "C1ify" Fur
ness. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Radclyffe Furnese. There will be about
four hundred at the dance, most OF them
debutantcs. 'Cliffy" will make her
debut in the fall, too. o.,
DILLY HEYL, the son of Mrs.
D Alexander T. Slade. Of Wynne-
wood, and the grandson of the. late
isaac Clothier, has been living abroad
FOR several years. studying music. ne
has an apartment near Paris. outside
Versailles. and has been studying
under Leo Tecktonius, and I've just
heard that he played Mt % the musi-
SaT' given by Mr.. Tecktonius at his
APARTMENT on the Boulevard Flandrin,
Paris. Bill Heyl gave selections from
Chopin and Debussy, and every one
saws he is awfully good.
AZ the tea some of the members of
tbe Imperial Opera of Russia sang.
TOO. and from ali accounts It must have
been quite a brilliant occasion. A great
many distinguished people were there,
the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess
Boris, Of Russia; Count d'Obidos, VI
comte de Meurin. Lady Dun Gordon
and many others.
VIRGINIA AND LOUISE NORRIS,
Y the twin daughters Of DIR. and Mrs.
Richard Norris, are both coming out
next winter, as you know. I saw them
several days ago wearing good looking
blue tweed suits with hats to match and
stockings of the same shade with black
slippers. The twins are awfully nice
and very popular. They graduated from
Miss Irwin's this year and one OF them
got the ''spoon" and the other the
hplate." One prize Is for being an all
round girl. and the other for something
similar except that, as I understand It.
the teachers only vote on the plate while
the winner Of the spoon is decided by
the teachers and the girls.
Most people are never sure which IL
Gina and which is ."Weezer.'' II that's
the way to spell it, but Gina wears
glasses, which is some help. They left
yesterday for Cape May for the sum-
mer. They will come out Mt tea on
Friday. November 10, and DIR. and
Mrs. Norris will give dance for them
On Thanksgiving evening. too, 1 hear.
NANCY WYNNE.
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ALONG THE READING

At the annual meeting Of the wom.
ans Civic Club, of Noble the follow
ing officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: President. Mrs Leonard
]. Hogg; vice president, Mrs. Treat H.
Bosworth: recording secretary. Mrs
James b. Marshall: corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. Frederick II. Genth treas
urer, Mrs. william ]. Burns:, directors
Mrs. William A. Craven. Mrs H. C. La
Rue, Mrs. Herbert p. Robinson, Mrs
J: J. Jones and Mrs. Charles NJ. Nor.
rison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Amber. Of Alb
ington. have been visiting DR.. and Mrs
Jesse Amber, Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan B. Kofiier, OF
Elkins Park. have gone to Europe
whore they will spend several months
travelling.
Mr.. Charles Edward Fincke and his
family, of Glenside, will spend the sum-
mer at their new cottage on Magnolia
avenue, Wildwood.
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became the bride Of Mr.. Eugene Brady,
Of Forty-second and Market streets. the
Rev. Father Michael Brady. uncle OF
who was given in marriage by her
father. wore a gown Of white satin and
lace and a cap.shaped veil. She car
ried shower bouquet Of white roses.
Louise Vieoureux Bryan attended her
sister az maid of honor and Miss Mary
II. Brady, sister Of the bridegroom, and
Mrs. James c.. Taylor. sister Of the
bride, were the bridesmaids. Miss Mar
the flower girl. Mr.. Francis D. Brady
served as best mnn for his brother ana
the ushers Included Mr.. James j. Brady.
Mr.. Matthias J. Brady. Mr.. Joseph
Brady. brothers Of the bridegroom, and
the BRIDE
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MUELLER-FELDER

A pretty home wedding will take
place this oftsrnoon at 4 O'clock. when
Miss Melissa M. Fielder, daughter of
Mr.. George Fielder. Of s0Se Kinssessing
avenue, will become the bride OF Mr..
the Rev. John A. Hanna, D. D., pastor
OF the Blockley Baptist Church. Fifty.
third street and Wyalusing avenue. Of
ficiating. Miss Elizabeth Frey will be the
brides only attendant and Mr.. Allan
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nERcK-GRIEs1NGER

A pretty home wedding will take place
this evening at o'clock. when Miss
Marie Griesinger. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Griesinser, Of 2442 North
Thirty-third street, will be married to
Mr.. Ira II. Derck, Of Treverton, Pa. The
Rev J. r. Sweitzer will perform the
ceremony. The bride will wear white
canton crepe beaded with pearls and a
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morning with a nuptial mass at 10
o'clock In the Church Of st. Rose of
Lima, when Miss Mary +. MCGUIRE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Nc
Guire, Of 1903 North Sixty-frst street,
became the bride Of Mr.. J. Harrity
Carr, of 5010 Parkside avenue, the Rev.
Father Richard A. johnson officiating.
The bride wore q gown Of white satin
crepe and a tulle veil arranged. with
orange blossoms. She carried shower
bouquet of white roses and sweet peas.
Miss Anna G. Mcclure attended her sis.
ter as maid Of honor and Mr.. James
Carr acted as best man for his brother.
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MooaEaroWN

Mrs. Frank Lawrence. of Trenton
visited here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Culin. Of Oak
avenue. are spending few weeks al
their cottage at Sensible Park.
The Rev. and Mrs. F.. A. Warden
ana their family will spend July a,
Beach Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs Collins Rogers Ter
last week to spend the summer a
Ocean City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
BARRETT-MULDOON

A pretty wedding took place with a
In Our Lady of Victory Church. Fifty
fourth and Vine streets, when Miss
Mary NJ. Muldoon, OF 234 North wilton
street. became the bride Of Mr.. Mitchell
A. Barrett of 4941 Parrish street, the
Rev. Father Brompton officiating. The
bride wore a gown Of white satin and
chantilly lace. and q veil Of tulle ar.
ranged in coronet and fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses, sweet peas and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21

tulle veil. She will carry a shower bou-
quet OF roses and lilies Of the valley
Miss Marion Haig will be the maid OF
honor and the flower girl will be Miss
brother of the bridegroom, will act az
best man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
FUNNIER THAN rxrp

As IL determined TO make humanity forget
tns approach OF summer torridity, the IA
miiiar characters of tho six PAGES OF comics
are funnier than ever In next Sundays 9
PuMiC LEDGER. Make II a Habit. ."-A dv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
SCHAEFF-HAWS

BRADY-BRYAN
An interesting wedding took place
this morning with a nuptial mass at
10 o'clock In Our Lady Of Victory
Church. Fifty-fourth and Vine streets.
when Miss Helen Laguerenne Bryan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter l.. l..
Bryan, of 126 North Fiftieth street.