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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19
NORTH SIDE GETS 400 HEAD
DAIRY ST0rrk THEI LOAN 90.

Seven carloads Of dairy stock YER
received on the north side last week
from Oregon and Wisconsin The
cows we're distributed 70 farmers AZ
Jerome cooding. Bliss and Wend II
thru the Northisde Livestock Loan
company -Four cars we're received
previously and three more cars are
in transit. making more than 200
head IA all. r. r. Cammaek. state
dairy field man Is assistine Ia the dis
irritation. The price for the stock
runs from SEQ 70 flza. The live
stock association j. financing the
purchases. later being repaid b. the
war Finance Corporation.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19
SECOND WEEK OF
FIRST HIS. SHORT
COURSE IN STATE
ITO. Raising aud Hiaek~mithia. are
Topics for Next M~ek-Ir-
win This Week

Comparatively good and regular
att ntanee is featuring the lsi agri-
cultural short Course ever put on by
high school in this stale at the
Rural high school bailding. 1ho
course is now In It's second week OF
It's slx-wees term. and despite the
had weather. which tends u reduce
the size OF the classes. ranehers are
esineing q keen interest in the prof
liable series Of l-cturns. provided by
practical speakers. under the super
vision OF Earl woolridge head or the
agricultural department and smith
Hughes work.
Next week. l.. 3 Otto. well
known local swine hr ed~r. will lee
ture each forenoon gu Hog Raising
and Frank Fehrenbacker will in
struct in coarse OF Biaeksmithing
each afternoon.
Instruction in Nh sse various top
les. OF course. Is tree. and the hope
is expressed that more farmers and
farm boys will take advantage OF the
rare opportunity offered
carl Irwin lectnr,d sll this week
on dairying. with the following sub
ieets: Dairying as an Industry In
This Community. Selecting and inn
proving the breed: Economic Asp CT
of the Dairy Industry. general man
agement Of the business; Feeding
Dairy Cattle. Silos and Silage: Rails
IN gthe Young Stock. milk and lis
products: Dairy Equipment: other
Important Factors for Success in
Dairy Farming.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19
CANAL BOARD
SLASHES PAY
OF EMPLOYEES
Plan 10 Reduce Maintenance Charge
10 $50 An Acr~-f-incoln Is
Named President

Ivan G.. Lincoln OF Filler. was elect
ed president OF the board OF directors
OF the Twin Falls Canal company at
tie first meating OF The new board
held Thursday. Other officers are:
". r. AlwOrih. also OF Filler. vice
PRECEDENT; and C. W. coiner. Hansen.
secretary treasurer. II IL thought
probable that W. O. Taylor will again
be named acting secretary treasurer
The board ordered that an average
reduction or ten per cent be made
ia the pay rolls OF the company. and
the annual salary OF j. c. Wheelon.
gen raj manager. was reduced from
$500 to $1,000. altho the contract
under which Mr.. Wheelon assumed
duties fonr years ago provides that
no should this year receive $4,000.
The board has slgnified its inten-
tion OF making possible a reduction
from So last year and So effective
during the three years preceding
1921. to $3.50 per acre this year.
Salary OF the watermaster was
kept at $1,000 a year. while The sal
aries OF assistant watermasters were
reduced from SIZE 10 sl25. Ditch rid
er's salaries Will range from $500
to sl00. month Common laborers
are TO receive $3.50 per day: charge
for hoard being limited to 70 cents a
day. The directors themselves are
to receive SO day for time spent in
the company's interests. whereas the
bylaws provide for an allowance Of
$40 per day.
James r. Boutwell, was retained
as attorney for the company. Ply
sicians will be asked 10 submit pro-
posals for furnishing medical ser
vices for the eompany's employees.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19
HARDING RETfREs FROM
H4zEITO> MEAT 4 GROCERY

From First segrs CATION News,
A deal ~as closed yesterday. ~here
nv J. v. bingham takes over the Ha-
za.ton Meat and Grocery. and In The
future 1fil conduct the grocery
srore and meat market alone r. Al.
Harding. ~ho has been member of
the firm for the past couple Of yearr
ys,,res from its management. and
~tIl 5000 remove with his family 10
Filler, where be owns farm. He viii
devote his entire Tins To farming.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19
PUREBRED HOG
SALE THURSDAY
WAS SUCCESS
Hainbo aud OTTO Viii ,oudsci Sec
ond Event Fcbsuar, 80 With
same Anctioneer aud Ficldmsa

So successful was the Rambo and
Otto DurOc Jersey sale at Bull .
week ago. that another sale OF a
similar nature has been dccid ID up
on at the same place February Is.
Despite the fact that Messrs Otto
and Rambo sold the entire offering
OF ss head at prices ranging from
$40 to sI2o. or an average OF $50.
the demand still continues for stock
OF the type and quality offered by
these two weii-known breeders.
Both Col. r. O. walter. Filler live
stock auctioneer. who cried last
weeks successful sale and Ezra y
Fielsted. OF Blackfoot. who acted ia
the capacity OF fieldman. have been
engaged for me next sale.
Three Of the animals sold ~eht 10
local high school club boys. Some
OF the swine went 70 Idaho Falls. 3
head went TO Cooding. , went 10
isAhffs DiFrtHs tfis " - 'HAftf'ff
state tuberculosis inspector or Boise
purchased one while the balance
were sold to men in this county
Padgham and Mcdonnell OF Coodins
bought .the top OF the sal. Twenty
Of the % head offered by Mr. Rambo
Of Buhl were purchased by breeders
In the Bull section. while half Of the
Otto swine ~As bought BY local
residents
Nine head soii az prices ransing
from 500 20 sI20: II head hrof
from $40 to siee. while the balance
sold at prices ranging nom $40 70
Ss0.
large crowd was sttrscfpd 20
the sale which was held IN ne~
sale Pavilion on the Rsmbo ranch
three miles west of Bull cataio~s
for The auction we've furnished ny
The Record
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19
Ford Prices Lowest
In History Of Motors

Announcement Is made in another
part OF this paper OF drop IN prices
OF Fords by the Ford Motor com
many. effective after January is. IL
Is stated that because OF persistent
ramors that Ford prices were going
10 decline. 8 slight reduction seemed
advisable. Ford dealers everywhere
we're authorized II Cbrisimasiime TO
state that no reductions would be
made January A. The present >. o.
p Detroit prices are said 10 be the
k-s~st in history.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19

Simiar acfinn was taken last year
by the hoard OF directors. aud the
actioa taken las; week on the part
OF the Twin Falls Canal company Is
10 be duplicated by all the other ir-
rigailon companies alons Snake riy-
er which have entered into similar
contracts Ia accordance with decis-
ions reached al recent conference
at idaho Fails
The resolution. which was intro
duced BY carl } Miller. seconded by
Charles " Coin r. aud adopted by
the unanimous vote Of the board Is
as follows
Whereas IN our Judgment exist.
Ing financial ani industrial condl-
lions preclude the possibility OF rails
lux sufficient fnrds FOR construction
~ me American Fails reservoir dam
as provided by our contract with the
department OF the interior. and
Whereas, this board desires 20 safe
guard the Interests OF the Twin Falls
Canal company la the American
Falls reservoir. therefore. be Il re-
solved. that u IL our desire that tho
said contract be held IN abeyanec
for the present. News
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19
Farmers & Merchants
Bank Elects Directors
Aanaal VI. rsink Held Tae~.is, ~.
sssa.--t.sfgef Quarter
Are Need'd

Al the Annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Farmer ans
a rchsnts hank. held Tuesday even.
in~. the foilo~ing dir eiors -ere
elected. " W Taylor " a
shear A o Midland. a. Mnrph,
and ~ J. Hoffman
TIE rapid growth 81 the insiiiu-
ton dufinx the four years Of ~ es-
istence Is graufing 10 the .feekhol-
ders Enlarged quarters for the
hank sili be provided - soon ~
~eather conditions permit building
operations. fixtures for the new
home already being here.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19
sfsow~ ri:iZE
i'oP sDE>-wT>s AWARD

FIRST and second place on pop
corn 81 the idaho STATE Seed show
held 81 laaeo Fallr laKf week was
NON b. d. e Chapman OF this place.
accordins 70 premium results an
nogneed saturday.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19
A. DUQUfSNE--
Filler PIONEER
DIED MONDAY
oae of lh.' Owners 81 Original Tow ~
site Snecnn,hs Aft~r Brief M
Ies>---isuri: To-day

Funeral services for Aehiiie pu.
eae-n.. pioneer Filler townsiie man
who died az the family home here
Tuesday noon. were eoniuc,ed "a
IN, Catholic chercb ia Twin p rs ~
10 O'Clock this mornins- nnriai VS.
made in the Twin Fa'ls cemetery
under the direction oi r, T.. Draka.
Death resulted from complication
81 ailments. resides his widow Mr.
Duluesne leaves one son Homer
Who. With his family. reside hero.
lie was CO years OF ase and was
native OF Belgium, beins OF French
descent He WAS born near nrus-
sells. Belgium. and with his Wife
came 10 America 50 years ago. s~itl-
ing near Green Bay. Wis. From
there the family moved 10 Charleston
Wash. coming 10 this tract when
the tract was still Ia It's infancy. L,
years ago.
The nnquesnes were amo1s IA
fir,t settlers TO enter and reside up
an land this side OF Rock Crock thu
40 acres that was filed on al the
time later becoming a part 81 tho
Filler townsite Mr. Duqueane VAS
therefore. the first resident OF Filer.
The history OF his career hcre g.
the history OF Filler The STRUGGLES
the hardships. the yicissitudes he
was compelled 70 endure. we're IN q
measure typical OF the struggles OF
the town itself. Filler owes much
10 this man lie and his family
came ont on drear sagebrush de~-
ert peopled with range cattle, coy.
otes and Jack rabbits. no schools,
no churches. no water no railroad.
no town. and bur few neifhbors: he
aided in the founding OF little
city. and lived TO see the full fruit
ion OF his hopes and plans.
Early In 1905 IL WAS conceived
that Filler should be born. and three
ranchers pooled their interests Ia
townsite company These men were
A. Duquesne. H. b. Lorain aud r.
II. Rettig. The attempt 10 have an
Fast Filer, aud another town III
bridge. and the ensuing rivalries are
now matters OF local history with
the coming OF the Coffin Brothers
interests. under the leadership or ~
II. Schildman. the elements we're
united The latter. together With
Mr.. Duquesne. constituted the owns
ers bf the Filler townsite company.
q concern that il SIN functioning
The i0-acrc tract. embracing the
Duquesne- section Of Filler. Il thai
part ~ the village. bonded ON the
west b. the state highway on the
north by Midway on the easi by Tn
ion avenue. and on the sonth By the
Mhnyoa addition.
AR Duquesne always took an &C
tive interest ~ the town ana u enter
prises Al one time be was engaged
10 the manufacture Of cement blocks
and building materisls Several 10
cal business buildings aud residences
attest 10 his ability aud zeal ~
builder Mr. Duquesne was the
first deposition IN Pliers first bank.
the Filer State. which was later sue
ceeded BY the First Natioiai
lie had a large circle OF friends
and acquaintances thruont the whole
district rho NIL miss his ready
smile aud biz logial disposition.
Filler today monrns the passing %
one 81 is founder. q ragged pioneer.
born across the ocean. ~ho has not
lived in vain The town itself VII
stsad for yer ~ : monument 10 his
Az,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-01-19
High School Basket
Ball Team Will Mees
Kimberly Tomorrow
yyj" l.SlI- y In tpsl Contest bs
80, Nssr9A Maygles->e" Gym
49,. .No~., J,esd,.


Il. ga. Vow, lsrsd,s -
~ Az -. y 49, SEQ
. ss.esfh. lynmsgs hyh. school bar-
y st, hail sq9.glsk ar9pped. che fir-i
galas ~ ne ..a.sar2R TO Twin Fails
Frid4v nleht a. ~. lsier torn ~
, sss.a.se<Ql ~ ~ - .atgeg belns in
slghl ~ victory during the first pJri
81 the second haif when the score
stood ~ soslg
Lack Of sufficient training on
regulation court proved serions
handicap 70 the locals. Who showed
remarkable ability. considering The
short training under adverse eondi.
lions
Murray for Filer proved 10 be the
star basket shooter making twice a.
many scores az ANY other man "n
either team
Filler viii meet Kimberly AZ tie
latter town FRIDAY night The new
gymnasium ~ the high school Is noN
30 use and The squad has been glren
vigorous workouts during the week
by Coach fiehmsn. perpetrators %
delivering 4 telling ~alioping 10 the
Kimberly team tomorrow night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The annual May dance and reception
under the auspices Of the Women's .
Auxiliary. Of the Northeastern Hospital
OF Philadelphia, at Allegheny avenue
ming at Mercantiie Hall. The officers
OF Women's Auxiliary arei Mrs. d. v.
mis. MI. vice president: Mrs. John Korke.
vice. vice president; Miss Beuleh A. Eeni:
more. honorary vice president: Miss
Anna M. Downey. secretary: Miss r. NJ.
snyder, corresponding secretary; Miss
Mabel Purdy, treasurer. The commit
tee on the dance includes Mrs. John
Korke. Mrs. Jacob Kinkler, Mrs. George
9. Walker, Mrs. Anna M. Steelman.
Mrs. E. May jacket. Mrs. John w.
Conner. Miss Anna NJ. Downey, Miss
Sarah ]. Perry. Miss Susan Bateman,
Mrs. M. Wilson and Miss r. May
Snyder. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thudium and their
daughter. Miss Viola Thudium, Of 2914
West Girard avenue, will sail on Sat-
nrday for Europe. where they will re-
main for four months.
Mr.. and Mira Nathan Berg. Of 1915
West Dauphin street, announce tho be-
trothal Of their daughter, Miss Florence
Berg, to Mr.. Eugene NJ Landman, Of
this city. y
Mrs. Rose q. Loeb has returned to
her apartment At the Hotel Majestic
after spending q short time In New
York y UNg
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison s. Morris. OF
the Annex, Oak Lane, announce the en-
RaRement Of their daughter. Miss Cath
arine Wharton Morris, to Mr.. Rodolphe
,t NJ de echauensee, son Of Baroness Meyer
yde Schauensee. ~
( fall NV weddings will be that Of Miss Helen
, l., Sewell, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Seweli. OF Ardnaree, Rydal. and
Mr.. Henry Brinton Coke, Jr. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke. OF
100 South Twenty.first street and Haf-
: ford, Pennlyn. which will take place
I early In September.
Miss Dorothy Browning RODGERS.
daughter of Mrs William II. Donner,
Of SI5 South Eighteenth street. has re-
Z turned from few days visit with Miss
Ellen B. McMichael. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Emory McMichael, at Knoll
House. Devon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 7. Gowen. of
Deepdene, Chestnut Hill, who are tray-
cling In Europe, are at present spend.
Ing some time in England.
Mrs. John Kenton Eisenbrey. Of
Montgomery avenue, Villanova, will en-
tertain at a luncheon on Tuesday, May
~ n homer Of Miss prssS n Morris Norris
of Vilianova. whose marriage to Mr..
John Kenton Eisenbrey will take place
3on Saturday, May 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Vollrath, Of
lSi2 Pine street.. will entertain at an
informal supper at their summer home
at Pennlyn, on Friday evening. May 10.
Y honor OF their daughter, Miss Rosalie
Henson Vollrath, whose marriage to Mr.
Martin Howard Buehler. Cd. will take
place on Saturday afternoon. May 20.
Ihe guests will include the bridal
M. ana Mrs r. Alastair McCIoud, Of
3s2ls Locust street, will leave the latter
part of this week for visit to New
York, to attend the wedding OF Mrs.
McClouds sister. Miss Nina Cowley,
daughter of Mrs. A. dc Embil, and Mr,
caesar Rodriguez Morini. which will
lake place at o'clock on Saturday
afternoon next at the Hotel Gotham.
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Rose 0elman at her home sso Rocklsnd
street. The guests were Mr. ana Mrs
man, Mrs Charles THOMAS. a % Of Brishton
Beach. N. r.; Miss Roso Geiman, Mlsa
Anna Gilman, Miss Anna Rosenblit
Miss Rose Hubsher. Miss Fannie Wald-
man. Miss Margaret Goldenberg. Mis-
Miss Mise Lillian Lillian Wi Wiener. ''sncs Miss TIS Pauiin.
Brown. Miss Lillian Sindeli. Miss Hen
rietta Hesch, Mr.. Joseph Marquis. Mr.
George .Ogens. Dr. Eli Edelman, DR.
Norris Tebby. Mr.: Irving Cohen. Mr.
Alyin AISs P;siin E.,, MI IN NJ sssnbsrs Mr
Sam Gold, Mr.. Harry Mallor, Mr.. Nat
Raab. Mr.. Dave Kartun, Mr.. Martie
Waldman, Mr.. Nathan Gorthov. Mr.
Victor Feinstein, Mr.. Harry Cohen, Mr..
Harry Cohen, Mr.. Howard Lanin and
Mr.. Ben Baker.
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Y. W. c. a. Carnival

The Young women's Christian Asso-
citation. Of Germantown. win givs
carnival on Friday and Saturday Of
this week There Will be vaudeville
BY the members Of the Harinsse Clut
and : sketch entitled Lord uilin'.
l :iil ave Hsr . M,.s Sale Alice ,lon,nn ESr,,Tm
pes. There viii be an orchestra, the
members Of which include Miss Haze
bennett. Miss Helen. Goldy, Miss Ruth
Unrioh, Miss vioie Achison, Miss Mar
garet Bright. Miss Helen Fasty. Miss
Ruth Marford. Miss Bertha Morrison,
Miss Helene Lanerty and Mics Mabel
Will also give several dances: Mis-
MARITIME Carney WIN b thS soioist, - z.
GLADYS Jones, Miss Loretta skegge
Miss Marie lang. Miss Dorothy Meir
and Miss Catherine Dover. Cakes can.
dies, Ice cream, lemonade and dough
nuts will be on sale. which will BE- II
charge Of Mrs. George Werksner. Mrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
ALONG THE READING

Mrs. Rosena Bachman, of, the I.or.
raine Hotel. has Joined her son and
daughter-in- law. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
II. Bachman, at their home at Rydal,
where she will spend some time. Mrs
Bachman's daughter. Mrs. Morris Jas
trow, has been spending the last month
In Rome.
Miss Gertrude I.ovejoy. of Spring
avenue, Noble, has returned to her
home after visiting her brother, Mr..
Frederick Lovejoy, in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice ]. Hoover, of
Wyncote, are occupying their new home
at Amber.
Tho Misses Nicholson, Of Walnut
street, Jenkintown. are entertaining
their sister, Mrs. j, II. Southwick, of
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart =. Miller. Of Oak
Lane. are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, Robert William
Miller, on April 28.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
GER ERMANTOWN

why Smith Left Home" will be pre-
sented on May 10 and II by a number
of young folks connected with the First
Presbyterian Church at the German
town Y, NJ. c., A.
Miss Alice Ta,nali. of 500 West
Hansberry street, and Miss Mary Penny
packer, OF Phoenixville, spent the week
end at Lake Mohawk, n. j.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Years.
ley Post, Of Germantown, will give n
card party and dance on Wednesday
evening at the Germantown Boys Club.
Les OiseauX will entertain their
mothers at a luncheon on Sunday, May
z. at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. Berg
town. Covers will be laid for forty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04

4 ~ yifriria smith 4 ~ night
I: sss, You know shs 4 ~ deushts'
|%.s Nv Art}ur emishs o. Spring vaIlsy
* srsewocd, -, and I debutAnts of thi
~ shs was wearing The best -icch'
B ~ "a crepe drsss; 4 ~ simply msd'
N IN round neck ana mot slsys 49,
gSx6 4 sirdle Of bmek velyees Dne wor'
4 Sifh it q Jet nscklace a9a ncop S.s, ~,
s,fInSv 0f jet. yifyinla - tVvsy ~ - .H, :,
iisSe. but that drses .wnS q reccmins !.
4 ~ vefy dark brown heH enG lDrc"i
- that she vas Immunity stnk
4 d she - goine: to q one 81 sne tr1pPinn. pP.n..
Is, sn, They're diving '.Iolanthe. I. YOU
.nS it's to be on May %, 20 and
Sv sarah Baily, Libby Morgan, who
q ~ ..nins s5s out next winter, By the way
n ss.cre1 KanO, Fanny and Marina
X 4 tS'l;sStar. n; and lots OF others are going ia
~ ~ ~ a n. TOO. waiter Antrim will prob.
n. tske one Of the principal parts.
Hs,,. HSS, Zsra win be the leading lady,
/. Ss.iiis. and Mrs. GeorDo Mi!lingtor,
,iii IA iolanthe. Nelson Eddy, who
~. such he In the Marriage
sSvS IL 70 have the part OF 6trephon,
!, ~ Leslie Joy will also Be prominent.
80 A'S y ;7t8, Htt
l9vYyASN,T II nice to hear that Mr.. and
fW M,s Merritt Harrison Taylor have
!. snsii son. Merritt Harrison Taylor,
y.S He was born last Friday. Mrs.
!. ;rsvIor was Hester Sears Walker, Of
ecStn,,. and is very sweet and attrac.
~ Harrison Taylor 10 the son, Of
ssrs III; Harrison Taylor, Of PSI South
sssl.n stroot He has one brother,
Sns. who is at Penn now, n I am not
'&iStaken. Several years ago, before
SSisrrison's marriage, the family lived
4 cbestnut Hill IN q pretty house on
'fl,is Mill road near the Charles
Tiiiines, Mrs. Taylor IL o niece OK the
Iats NJ. s. Davis Page.
rr's interesting to hear where all the
j .n.wlyweds" are planning e live
~ and Phil Price expect to live IN
Ghsstnut Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay
VcFSdden, who are abroad on their
vsSdins trip, are going to live on the
Main Tine somewhere, ] believe at
Rosemont, She was Virginia Heck
scher. you know. Dot Ely and Herbert
warden have taken q house at Haver-
s.r1. I hear. and the Stanley Rogers
ina ishe was Mary de Ghequierl are build
III near the Merton Golf Club. q.
DEOPLE are funny, aren't they?
i The other day a girl I know and you
kuov too, well call her Sally, told me
that she had gone on Sunday after.
noon ride with another girl and two
hoys. She sat in front with one of the
boys, and he pretended to drive very
fast and recklessly, for the beneht OF the
riri In back. Polly We'll call her. but
beforehand he explained carefully to
sally that what he was about to do was
perfectly safe:
scared in the approved fashion. After;
ward when the two girls got home and
we're talking things over Sally said,
'iYou know, really wasn't bit
scared when he drove fast, ! just yelled
because I knew he expected me to-"
.. NANCY WYNNE.
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NoRRIsToWN

Mr. and Nri, Ellsworth McDaAe, Of
Milton. Pa. are visiting MI. McDsde's
peryntsy Mr., and Mrs. Harry McDade,
Of East Chestnut street. !, a
Mrs. w. Preston Tyler. VINO has been
ne % gusct Of ~. and MrA Charles
for Warrington. d. c., where she viii
remain for several weeks before re-
turning to her homo in Rockford. III.
Announcement has bssn made Of the
marriage Of Miss -Hlisabeth O'Cmnor,
Of Kohn street and Mr.. Eari Smith. Of
the home of ths bridc The Rev. John
Watchorn. pastor OF the Haws Avenue
Methodist Church. odiciated.
The Montgomery County League OF
Women votSra held its annual spring
luncheon on Tuesday at the Hunting
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FRANKFORT

A luncheon will be given on wednes.
day next by the ,Womens Club OF
Frankford. An election Of officers will
take place at this. the annual meet
members a. representatives Of the In.
ternational Fraulein League for Peace
and Freedom. those being Mrs. Robinson,
Of England; Franklin Baer. Of Germany,
C. NJ Sturtevant Is president Of the
woman's Club Mrs. G. B. Heston, Vice
president; Mrs. B. H. Murray, secretary,
and Mrs. Thomas Moore. treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
YARoLEY

Mrs. Algernon 8. Cadwallader enter.
tained at hve hundred on Friday after
Among them were Mrs. George Atkins,
Of Langhorne: Mrs. Philip Conrad, Of
Bristol Mrs. William Knight, OF New
town: Miss Ruth wildman, Of Lang
horne, and Mrs. Louis Kenderdine. Of
Newtown. On Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Cadwallader entertained sixty
guests. The United States table won
at military euchre. Among the guests
were Mrs. Louis Spring and Mrs. Ar.
mand Morris. Of Bristol; Mrs. Stanley
Lee, Of Newtown: Mr.. Armand Norris,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-04
WEST PHILADELPHIA

q lawn fete will be given by the
Guild of the Philadelphia Home for In
curables on Thursday. May 25, In the
afternoon and evening. 1t will be held
on the grounds Of the home, at Forty
eighth street and Woodland, avenue
Fortune-telling, graphology, folk k-dancing
and music will be among the special at
fractions. supper will he served at
tables ON the lawn. In tho evening there
VIII be dance. Among those who are