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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-07
CONCERT FOR THE
SCHOOLS TONIGHT
Agnes MeReynolds and Pensacola High
School VIII Both Benefit from the
Performances.

A response which Is most gratifying to
those who are interested in its promo
ton has been made in connection with
the concert to be given this evening at
the high school auditorium for the bene-
At Of the Agnes McReynolds school and
the Pensacola high school
A program OF unusual beauty and in
terest win be presented and those who
have not already purchased tickets may
do so at the door this evening. The
concert will start promptly at o'clock.
Only $3.50 remains to be raised for the
Agnes McReynolds school. and all over
that amount will go to the high school.
Mrs. c. NJ. Wilson, who is in charge
of the program, has selected some OF
the best musical talent OF the city, and
not In many months has any entertain
ment been given which promises so much
of real enjoyment.
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BERT LYTELL in A
new CROOK DRAMA
"AIias Ladyfinsers", Story of the Ca.
! reer of a Safe Breaker, Comes
to Isis Saturday.

Bert Lytell will be seen in another
of those entertaining croow dramas
when Atlas Ladyfingers," a Bayard
WELLER production for Metro, comes to
the Isis theatre tomorrow.
This latest Lytell picture is a dis
tinct departure from the more recent
Mr.. Lytell a character somewhat sim
liar to that he portrayed with such
widespread success In alias Jimmy
Valentine" when that stage success
was made into picture.
Unlike most of the usual run OF
crook dramas, Alias Ladyfingers''
deals with the career of the orphaned
child OF family OF wealth who by
accident is brought to the attention
of a notorious safe breaker. Because
OF the little lads delicate hands, which
earn him the name Of "Alias Lady
fingers he Is educated in the risky
art Of opening strong boxes. His pro-
ficiency gains him a national reputa-
ton with the police who, while try
ing to trap him, learn that the much
wanted safe cracker is the heir to the
fortune Of his grandmother. The val
liable pearls of that grandmother be-
come lure to Ladyf1ngers, who is
ignorant of his relationship, and his
entrance as a thief into the home
where he is being sought as the heir
brings about complications which make
alias Ladyfingers" one of the most
powerful dramas of the screen.
A notable cast support Mr.. Lytell
~ .l..a 49, 49,
rev, as leading lady; Frank Elliott,
Edythe Chapman, Dewitt Jennings
and Stanley Goetha1s. Lenore J. Cof-
fee adapted it from the story by Jack
son Gregory. Arthur Martinelli was
photographer and A. q. Freuderman
art director.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-07
TWO SCHOOLS TO GIVE BEAUTIFUL CONCERT AT
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THIS EVENING

For the benefit of the school tuition
funds, which will be given to the Ag-
mes McReynolds school and the high
school, the local musicians will give
a recital in the auditorium of the high
school this evening at o'clock. This
beautiful program will be heard with
pleasure by many lovers of music.
Tickets are now on sale at both
schools and at the door. The follow
ing numbers compose the program:
Cello solo, (selected) - Mr.. Ray
Densmore.
Plano solo (a) ITO Spring" (Greig);
(ol lmprovision Of ITO a wild Rose"
'MaeDowelD-Miss Elizabeth Moreno.
vocal solo (a) Memory of You"
Ispeaks); OBJ The South Wind"
'Dlehmont)-Mrs. C. M. Kelly.
vocal solo, 10Y Of the Morning"
Nware)-Mr Michael DiLustro.
Violin solo. "Kuiawah," (wieniaw-
sN2-Miss Willie Ida Thomason.
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LOVELY suRPRlsE PARTY
IGNORING DIXIE BEGGS.

On Monday evening. there were .
number of friends Of Dixie Beggs. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Beggs, who gath
cred at his home on N. Twelfth ave.
nua and completely surprising him. the
occasion celebrating his fourteenth
birthday anniversary.
The homo was opened into three
large rooms, which were Frightened
with dogwood blossoms. and several
vases of beautiful roses. Many pro-
gressive games and lovely music were
enjoyed throughout the evening.
Later the guests were invited into
the dining room, where dainty Ice
course was served, also fruit punch.
A beautiful birthday cake. with four
teen small white candles placed in
lovely candied red cups. centered the
dining table.
Sharing the lhonors with Dixie were
fourteen Of his boy friends with their
girl friends.
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Reading, Husbands is Husbands"-
Mrs. J. NJ Fleming.
Musical readings, (a) Mother Ma
chree"; OBJ Mighty LAX a Rose
Mrs. Wood.
Vocal solo. 1.-The Old Grey Bonnet
Mrs. McCaughan: acted out by Mrs.
Woodbury. and Mr.. H. W. Wood, Tin
costume).
Reading, (selected) Mrs. Minor J.
Ross.
A Farce on League OF Women vot-
ers:
Miss Belinda Inez snicks, an old
maid-Mrs. Wood.
Miss Florabel Shipper, young lady
Ruth Villar.
Miss Mary Ann Higgins, an old maid
Mrs. It. v. Waite.
Mrs. Betsy Swaglesnock, a widow
Mrs. Vernon Lowell.
A round by L. A. to o. r. C. and
others Tin costume).
"Chancey's Wooden Wedding" by
Chas. E. Relyea.
Reading, '"The Heart of a FRIEND
Mrs. Wood.
Vocal solo--Miss Annita Villar.
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Women and Events
Phone 38 between 10 a. m. and p. m.
CALENDAR or SOCIAL EVENTS

TUESDAY, APRIL IL
School. Arthur a. Poissant. teacher.
classes begin in divine psychology,
rooms 214-2S1 Brent building, Pala-
fox street.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IT,
Card party. benefit st. Mtchaeps
cemetery fence fund: K. Of G. hall.
from to p. m. Mrs. Emma H
Taylor, general chairman: Mrs. Walter
Kehoe liz chairman of tickets. They
are on sale now.
THURSDAY, APRIL 30
Wonderful performance given by
Girls Athletic association, Armory
hail. benefit equipment for assoc
citation; director, Mrs. A. C. Reilly
Tickets now on sale. Everybody
cordially invited to come.
FRIDAY, APRIL 81
r. E. Lee white and gold breakfast,
under auspices the United Daugh-
tiers OF Confederacy, San Carlos ho-
tel, o'clock. General chairman, Mrs
NJ. e. Bats. Tickets now on sale
Meeting Literary Society, Ferry Pass
Baptist church, $500 p. m.
Business Meeting, Senior Epworth
League. First Methodist church
league parlors, 1880 p. m.
Practice meeting, Elizabeth Bennett
class, class rooms 1880 p. m.
Regular meeting Ladies of st. Mich
aePs school, lower floor school build
ing, $3.50 p. IN.
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FIERCE BATTLE FOUGHT IN
ssMORAN OF LADY LEFTY"

Fighting on the foretop of schooner
with the vessel rolling and pitching
and the mast swaying, IS no pleasant
Job, according to Rudolph Valentino,
playing the leading male role and
Walter Long, the villainous captain
of the he1l-ship in Moran Of the Lady
Lefty a Paramount picture which
will be shown at the Isis theatre next
Monday for two days.
The fight scenes were filmed aboard
the ship in San Francisco bay. The
two men were at least sixty feet above
the deck. The fight started on deck
and continued on up the rigging until
they reached the fore top. From there
they fought on out to the end Of a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-07

This evening at o'clock a very de-
,lghtful entertainment will be given at
the First Christian church, in the body
NJ the church. Mrs. Herbert w. Wood
of Illinois is in charge.
These numbers make up the pro-
gram:
Selection by the S. s. orchestra.
Reading, Bill Thay"-Miss Glen
ma Strickland.
Vocal duet, Don't Bite the Hand
That's Feeding You"-Misses Coma
Iez and Webster.
Reading, "Miranda's Vacation" -
Mrs. Herber Wood.
Piano solo, selected - Miss Doris
Brink.
Reading, Seem Things at Night"
Miss Willie Mae Arnold lin cos
tunnel.
Song, 1.-THE Old Gray Bonnet" -
Mrs. r. L. McCaughan, Mrs. Annie
woodberry and Mr.. Wood Tin cos
tunnel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-07

FRIDAY. APRIL =
5I h',l concert First Christian
Beth .',r,b 9TH avenue and Gadsden,
e e,oo ~ m. Mrs. Herbert Wood In
, o,rr The public is cordially invited
S TnT' minstrel Myrtle Grove scnooi.
ps ,ro rsise school fund. Public invited.
ling parent Teachers Association.
NEE &c. pensacola Heights school build
ing p. m.
ctTTRDAY, APRIL s.
%" Auxiliary to o. r. G. to have
sa,igb+ful entertainment; leader,
AZ. Herbert Wood, ODD Fellows hall
~ w. Day, Joseph B.. Jockey school.
hsnefit school fund.
D.,tgbtful Tacky Party given by Par
ont TEACHERS Association, East Pen
saso,a Heights school. Benefit school
,"ition fund. All are invited. Come
ioIv time Is assured you. 1880 to
1000 p. m.
Sunday, APRIL g
: octure. Arthur A. Poissant. San Car
,as auditorium, 400 p. m. Subject,
"LIow to Attract the Best of Your
saIf" Every one is invited to hear
Mr.. Poissant
MONDAY, APRIL 10
Caxtons' meeting; hostess Mrs. Adrian
Tanrford. E. Gadsden street, $3.50 p.
leader. Miss Occie Clubbs; sub
iect. THE Holy Grail"
Lecture. Arthur A. Poissant, San Car
los auditorium, 500 p. m, How to
.,l.o- Yonr Latent Powers.
Come and hear this good speaker.
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, Vocal solo, "A Memory" r.homasl
Miss Virginia Walker.
Vocal duet, Lucia" (Donizetti)-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Briefly.
Violin solo, Alteration" (Borowski)
Mrs. Wallace Lamar.
Vocal solo, Dawn" (Curran) Mrs.
John Sandusky.
A few minutes Of fun and song
Johnnie Frenkel, Jknmie johnson at
the piano.
Violin solo, (selected) - Mrs. Ed
ward Forcheimer.
Violin solo. (selected)--Mr. Max J.
Heinberg.
Accompanists-Mrs. Paul p. Stew
art, Mrs. William Marshall, Miss vir-
ginia Walker and Mr.. 2. J. Johnson.
EASTER EGG HUNT.
On Monday. April 18th, the Parent
Teachers association of the p. K.
Yonge school will hold a beautiful
Easter egg hunt, this pleasant affair
viii be held on the spacious school
lawn. Committees have been APP
pointed to take charge of the various
responsibilities, who are as follows:
General Chairman: Mrs. Lindstrom.
Decorations: Mrs. Paul Stewart,
Mrs. Harry Ferris and Mrs. Arthur
Jones.
Cake Committee: Mrs. Joe Riera
and Mrs. r. v. Cowley.
Ice Cream Committee: Mrs. Rosa
Kaplan, chairman.
Egg Committee: Mrs. Ralph Cum
dersheimer, chairman.
Publicity Committee: Mrs. III. p.
Neuman, chairman.
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THE TESTING lime

THE TESTING TIME.
The present day holds all that matters
most
In reckoning your life and mine:
For yesterdays dream-a vanished
ghost.
Tomorrows yet q vision fine:
But if today be lived sincere and true.
Twill make the past a happy dream;
And It each day some deeds OF love
accrue,
twill make the future brightly
CLEAN.
Then look you well unto this present
day,
For II It lies your power to grow:
II YOU would be real victor in the fray
And JOY of high achievements know.
Be sure that every hour which passes
by
Contains no germ of vain regret
Because for better things you did NOT
try.
And to the world are still in debt
Selected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-07
KEEN RIVALRY IN
TICKET SELLING
Railroad Mems Bible Class Seems TO
Have Sold Largest Number of
Tickets TO Lecture.

Rivalry among the auxiliary organ
izations Of the East Hill Baptist
church in selling tickets to the Stew
art Long lecture, April 18th. is wax
ing warm. Just at present the Rail-
road Mems Bible class seems to be in
the lead. One member of that class
had sold 80 tickets yesterday and If
other members are making anything
like the same progress this class is
far in the lead.
Mr.. Long is one of the ahlest in
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BUSINESS MEETING OF
SENIOR EPWoRTH LEAGUE.

A regular business meeting of the
Senior Epworth League of the First
Methodist church will be held in the
league parlors of the church this even
ing at 1880 o'clock. At this meeting
the annual election of officers will
be held. All present officers and mem
bers are urged to he present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-07
MEETING or ELIZABETH
BENNETT S. s. CLASS.

There will be a meeting of the Eliza
beth Bennett Sunday school class this
evening, in the class room at 1880
o'clock. This meeting has been called
for the purpose Nof pract1cing songs,
that will be given in the program at
the Old Won1an'e Home. on Sunday
afternoon at two O'Clock. All mem
bers OF the class are urged to be at
the meeting.
The committee making up the pretty
program are Misses Miller, Livia
Lewis, Nellie Mcconnell, Hollie Jones,
and Ruth Hendrix.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-07
WESLEY BIBLE CLASS
POSTPONED MEETING.

The ladies OF the Wesley Bible
class of the Gadsden Street Methodist
church, Of which Miss Ollie Andrews
is teacher, will not meet this Satur-
day, as has been announced But
will meet at the home of Mrs. o.
Jacobson. on Saturday, April Is, at
o'clock The meeting has been post
poned on account of good reason.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-07

spar. After a final struggle, the viii
lain drops into the ocean. For this
latter shot, a camera was dashed to
another spar, and thus a closeup view
of the Knockout punch and the fall
was obtained.
Dorothy Dalton plays the featured
role of Moran" The picture is an
adaptation of the sea story by Frank
Norris.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-07
LITERARY SOCIETY TO
MEET AT FERRY PASS.

The Literary Society Of Ferry Pass
will meet Friday evening at eight
o'clock at the Olive Baptist church.
A very interesting program has been
arranged by the program committee,
who are Mrs. o. e. Butler and Miss
Jeter. Every one is cordially invited
to attend.
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Mr.. c. DAVIS LEADER
OF EPWORTH LEAGUE.

Mr.. Clifford Davis will lead the Ep-
worth League of the Gadsden Street
Methodist church, on Sunday evening
at the regular devotional service held
each Sunday at $50 O'Clock, in the
league rooms. A very interesting pro-
gram is being prepared.
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AsouT PEOPLE WE KNOW

Mrs Dudley Harvell of Milton is a
weekend guest Of Mrs. Minnie Peri
cola at her home on East Hill.
Among the Milton people who were
in Pensacola yesterday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Harvell, Tax Assessor
D. II. Melvin and DR.. Rufus Thames.
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spirational speakers on the American
platform and this being his first trip
south, Pensacola should feel honored
and accept this opportunity to hear
q speaker of such pronounced ability.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-07
MEETING or LADIES OF
ST. MICHAEL SCHOOL.

There Will be a regular meeting of
all ladies of st. Michael school, this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on the first
floor of the school building. A full
attendance is desired.
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ALONG rng HgAp,No

Mr.. and Mrs James Mclaughlin, OF
Park avenue, Elkins Park. left on Friday
for Atlantic City. where they spent the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lincoln Carson,
OF Montgomery avenue. Ogontz, have re-
turned from Ocean Grove, n. j., after
passing the weekend holiday at that
resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dwyer, OF Willow
Grove. are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Berger. OF
Wyncote. have returned from New
smyrna, Fla, where they spent the win
ter and early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. r McClintoch, who
| have been on a motor trip to Akron, o.
| have returned to their home in Roslyn
Miss Helen Wentz, Of Ashbourne road
! Ashbourne. has returned from a short
/ visit with her brother in law and sister
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mccormick, of Ash.
bourne, who are occupying their cottage
at Stone Harbor. N. j., where they are
spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r Dutton have re
turned TO their home, Washington Lane
and Township line, JenkintoWn, after
spending several days at Atlantic city
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NoRRIsToWN

Mr. and Mrs. G.. Herber. Wentz. OF
Dekalb street. and Mr.. and Mrs. John S
Carter. Of Curren Terrace. have gone
on au automobile trip to White Sulphur
Springs and Hot Springs, Va
Mrs. Lewis B. Sellers, Of York. Pa
has returned home after visiting Mrs
Jerome b. Connolly, of DeKalb street
Mr. and Mrs Arthur J. Thomas. oi
Port Indian, are receiving congratula
tions on tho birth of son. Arthur J
Thomas. Jr.. on May oS. Mrs Thomas
was formerly Miss Sara Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rothcnbergcr anc
their son. Master Stanley Rothenberger
of 6lS Chain street. have returned from
Hartford. Pa. where they were guests o
Mrs. Elizabeth Rothenberger.
Miss Mary Doran and Miss l;lizabeti
Doran. Of 304 East Main street. spen
the holidays as the guests OF their uncr,
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
CURE, of Brooklyn, ~ Y.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. Edmund Randolph Purves son of
Mrs Austin NJ. Purves, Of Chestnut
NV will act as best man at the wedding
1ot his brother, Mr.. John c. Purvcs. and
Miss Mary Temple Bradley. daughter OF
MIS- Eustace Anstruther Bradley, which
VII take place at 4 o'clock on Saturday,
Iuno IMuno "a. in Christ Church, Springfield,
h Mass Miss Bradley will be attended
mad Of honor and the bridesmaids will
include Miss Elizabeth Councilman, Miss
LOIS Perly, Miss Helen Souter Miss
Marguerite Ayres. The ushers will in.
nde rIude Mr. Austin NJ. Purves and Mr.
Mr WS'c r rnuryeI. brothers, Of Mr.. Purves {;
Ar. THOMAS West, Sd, Mr. Foncuil
;Haams Mr., John NoXon and Mr. J. r.
ward reception will follow the cerc-
nIony at 3l5 Union street. Springfield
=. Miss Bradley and Mr.. rurves will be
uIe guests of honor at dinner dance
IN friday evening, June %. which Miss
narS5uleE S aunt, Miss Leonard. will give,
anu M on saturday another aunt, Mrs
ruler. Will entertain the bridaI marty
and the members OF both families at a
.un'heon before the wedding. Mr.. Purvcs
Snu MS bride will live at South Ian
caster. Mass.
c,airr mr. and Mrs. Morris /. Clothier, of
Cairmont, Nillanova. entertained at n
"r ra following the christening Yesterday y
Mr ana Mrs, Frederic II. Straw.
SS,,,uges little daughter, Emily Clothier
nnsraworidge. which took place in the
episcopal church at Radnor. The Rev.
y 'heHander p. Cummings, Jr.. oriciated
,rS rGSr9hs the guests at the tea were Mr.,
ana ana Mrs Mrs Frederic II. Strawbrdge, Mr.,
and Mrs, Alexander r. Siade MIR and
~ MMfs; John Rodgers Maxwell, Mrs, Henry
=, thompson, Mrs, Walter Clothier, Miss
sSona stSSu,a NJ. clothier, Miss Caroline Earn
EW EsnaW and Mr.. Clothier Slade. Mrs.
E,eueric II. Strawbrldge, Jr.. was Miss
Mml'E n. 'iothcr daughter OF Mir. ana
Nss Morris l., Clothier,
WIS Isaac II, Clothier. OF Ballytorc
sWyhneWood. viii entertain at a family
supper on Sunday evening
oSMr' and Mrs. Norman Macleod, o,
S..v' walnut street, will sail on Satur-
ny ior Europe. where they will spend
tue summer travelln
a. mr, and Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson
vi ~ 'as Wcst Price street, Germantown
~! move into their new house at ~
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TloGA

-. Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Kaufman, of 1924
IIoga street. have announced the en-.
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Naomi
Kaufman, TO Mr.. Clarence p; Sbcnnard
OF Germantown. The formal announce-
ment was made at a bridge party which
Miss Kaufman gave on SATURDAY after.
noon at her home in honor Of Miss
Mr.. Herbert williams has also rccentiv
been announced. The guests were Mrs
Frank Benson. Mira. Frank Benjamin
Mrs. John H. Craven. Mrs. Robert Fer.
Guson;. Mrs. a. A. Garrabrant, Mrs. vii.
iiam Johnson. Mrs. G. Wallace McMul-
lin. Mrs. Clifford Moore. Mrs Scott Nc.
tadden, Mrs. }. Lyle Steele Jr., Mrs, 4
jackson Saler. Mrs. George Wallace
Miss Marion, Benson. Miss Anna Blair
Miss Eanetta Huyetto. Miss E.leanor
Gladys McFadden.
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Chestnut avenue. Chestnut Hill, next
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson will leave
on July l for Cape May. N. j., where
they will spend the summer at their cot.
tage.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Walker Wear,
Of Graver's lane. Chestnut Hill, have
issued invitations for a dance on Tues.
day. June 81, at the Philadelphia Cricket
Liub In honor Of their daughter Miss
Elizabeth B. Wear
Tho Savoy. Company will give din
nerdance this evening at the Merton
| Colt Club Mr., Henry Tetlow is in
| charge Of the affair
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac r. Clothier. Jr
Sunnybrook Farm. Radnor are spend
ing a few days at Concord n. r.. where
they are attending the closing exercises
at 81. Paurs School, where their son,
Mr.. Isaac Fl. Clothier. Sd, Is student.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l. Gowen. Of
Deepdene. Chestnut Hill, who are travel
ing through Europe. are at present at
me Hotel Excelsior In Rome. They will
san from France for this country on
June IA.
Mrs: Clayton McMichael has gone to
1dlewild, Media. where she will spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Moss. of
sunny Hill Bala. will give a dinner
dance on Saturday evening, June 10.
following the garden party they will give
n honor Of their daughter, Miss Anna
Nj Edwin L. Dale, of Overlook.
Lord, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Edwin Lord. Of Broad Reach. Tarry,
town, n. Y. will take place on Saturday
srternoon next at the home Of the bride :
at dinner GIVEN ms at eest the man Asxa ana
der Club. New York tonight The he's;
ma, man will be Mr.. william Galley. and
sne snor, usners NC E., VIII L. elTde Mr.. John p.
Evans, Of Rosemons: Mr.. Fi chester kmsSr' ". y.
Smith. Of East Orange. s. j.. and Mr..
Thornton L. Motley, Of New York.
street, who has been spending a. h short
timc 81 % at Winchester. Va. has returned
20 her home. Her daughter. Miss Dor
Mawr win return home next week. Miss
Lee VIII be a debutante Of next
autumn.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Reilly of the
selIerue .Stratford. will leave the latter
scna,, par or ,,d MS week fer Briar Clirf n y
Raul, of Birmingham, Ala. brother ana
sister law Of Mrs Reilly. They viii
'e'''a'n over the weekend
Mrs; o. j.. De Rousse and her daugh.
ter; Miss Jeanne de Rousse. Of the
Latham. Seventeenth and Walnut streets,
VIII leave early in June for Cape May,
\. j.. where they will spend several
weeks They will later go TO Yellowstone
Park, returning in the fall.
Mrs Alfred l.. Hawkins will give a
smal tea at her homo at Idlewfid,
Media. on Saturday afternoon. in honor
of Mrs. Arnold J.. Bassi Mrs. Horace
o. Iwaddell and Mrs. John Hawkins will
pour tea. " -
Inc marriage Of Miss Mary Josephine
nAlonzo, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs
NlcholaS DAlonzo. of 304 Essex avenue,
Mnrberth' ;'.iiI and Mr.. Salvatore Fratantoni
9:"n O'Clock at st. Margaret's Church,
! Narberth ~''
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several weeks Mrs. william Anderson.
of Pittsburgh Mrs. Winters will give
a luncheon of sixteen covers followed
by a card party tomorrow afternoon in
honor of her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs William Crompton, of
1880 Herbert street; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Godfrey and Mr. w. Edge have sailed
for a several months trip to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Horncr, Of
Foulkrod street, are visiting friends in
Laurel Springs and Haddonfield. y. ].
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas n Quirlk, Of
Arrott and lIorrocks streets. have sailed
for Europe, where they will spend the
summer