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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
ANOTHER REMINDER

Tho Mound C!ty football team OF
MouudsviIlc wish tn give notice 10 the
! fans nf the valley that they were not
the team 'ha, VAS defeated by th"
Columbia club last Sunday. Tn" Mound
City'S defeated Washington S"h"lasti ca
100 At Moundsviile on this date.
Tho sporting public seem TO think
that this is The same team that repre-
scented this club last year. II " not.
Blu, few ncn remain % last years team
and the team Is made up entirely or
new PLAYERS The Mound City's play
the McNally Odds of Pittsburgh tomor-
row.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
SOCCER LEAGUE

Mad son and Ceairc are stu Leading
the Public ScnoU! Soccer League WIN
5u, one more week OF games TO De
played although the contests % the com
Ing week may upset either one or both
OF The leaders Richie has two games
tc play. meeting Clay and Madison and
both OF these games WI. be evenly
matched. especially tie Madison R;ch!"
ma;cu. Centre should down Webster
Judging hy pas; records hu: thN WEI.
s,cr showing IN the last games WI!
show the sixth Ward school TO good
advantage against IS old rival, Centre.
Tho standing II teams to da'c. including
October ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
SOCCER WILL HOLD
STAGE AT 18TH ST,
Wheeling professional Soccer Team
Will Meet T'ltonv!lle Sunday
Afternoon.

Whceling's professional soccer foot
ball team entered in the Western Penn
svlyan!a Soccer League has been COM
rlctcIy outgticd with new suits Of gold
and blue according TO manager James u.
Ward WHO has been printing his team
OF all-stars for the first homo game
which will be played on the Hubbard
ulavgrOuud tomorrow afternoon. I'll
tonvilie will come with an experienced
team that has been IN the field for
wears while the Wheeling team Is an I'M
known quantity az far as team work '.
ccrcrrnci Manager Ward Is elated
over securing tn" services Of Jimmy
Hall as goal Keeper. ~ this lad has tho
REPUTATION iu hc cnvied in this position.
Sundays game will he called promptly
=, o'clock and with no other attrac-
t,n, on the Twcrty-SiXth street field a
record breaking crowd is looked for by
The management.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
$4,000 WILL WITNESS CLASH
Of YOST's WOLVERINES AND OHIO
STATE'55PEERLESS AGGREGATION
The Southern Games

Atlanta. Ga. Cc:. c0.--S'N leading '"''
bal c;cyenS from ,dc south iEure IL
.u;rrS,,ij"uI struggles tomorrow
Centre plays Harvard ~ 'H'nm'' ,,';
Vanderbilt; meets texas, n odi!A }
WASHINGTON u Lee clashes at Charles,
TON with Nest Virginia princeton Will
be the sceas Of the Mar! ;and-ir'ncet"n
struggle. Georgetown and F"'dhari
come together 1T New York.
Wash;netr,. X Ice los, - West VIZ"
GINA IS 10 : last year. and tn" ~"ut"-
erncrs realize they must face an even
stronger machine tomorrow.
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Humps VS.. Standards

Sunday afternoon VII mark ono or
tho hardest and touEhcs: games OF tho
season for the South side "lIumDs.
Tho SQUAD Will moe: n" Standards
eleven at the latters fed and should
bring home tho bacon. Manager Cowan,
Of the Humps. has had his mon out Tor
practice this las: week and believes
Tho SQUAD IS IN excellent shape.
While the Standards havc not heen
beaten by very h!S margins, thcy VIII
mako every aItcmp; 10 win "r hold mo
local team. Coach Hart VIII he with
The Locals and will TAX" charge ot tho
team while they are away from home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
West Virginia Meets
". 81. At Charleston
Announcement Given Out That Captain
Meredith May Not Play Against
Old Rivals.

Noreantown. &c, On. (SrcciaN. -
Word was received here this afternoon
tina: the Yves, Virginia university foot
ball squad had arrived safely a:
Charleston. where the Mountainec,
eleven is scheduled TO meet Jimmy ue-
Harris Washington and Lee university
machine tomorrow afternoon ~
O'Clock on La!d!ey field at that place
When the corqucors cf Pit, take the
field tomorrow they VIII prchao'N De
wi,hcu, the services OF Captain Russ
Meredith. whose splendid playing al
,acEle was i big feature Of the triumph
over the Panthers. He is suffering ii"tn
IL severe epidemic OF boils and II Is eN-
pccted that either Charley Dtlch"r or
"iorsc' Tough will take his place.
Team In Good Condition
Outside Of Meredith the West Viz
GINA squad Is In perfect condition ana
Is confident OF winning the ninth an
nual clash from the Generals VINO are
equally hopeful OF breaking their los
Ing streak and administering the first
defeat w. and L. has been able 10 hand
the Nounta!neers since 1918. The Gen
erals, too, are IN position TO present
their full strength and with practically
every ticket already sold the contest
will be another one OF the famous
Nountaineer-Gcneral battles with an
overflow crowd looking on. Advertised
a~ the football classic OF southern
West Virginia. this annual struggle
draws thousands Of gridiron enthusiasts
from that section and they are usually
rewarded With game which gives
plenty OF food for months OF stove
league" conversation.
W. U. Holds Edge.
West Virginia he's won five OF the
eight contests played between the two
schools. the Generals coping the other
three. Neither team has been defeated
SO far this year. aud Il good weather
prevails the game should be even more
thrilling and picturesque Khan any OF
the preceding battles.
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WARWOOD CLASHES
WITH union HIGH
both Teams Having Failed to Register
A Victory Thus Far Enter Game
Determined

When Warwood High schools foot
ball team !nvades Renwood today for
their game with Union High school the
fans who turnout to witness the game
will be treated TO mean grid battle.
Both teams have failed 70 register
victory over opponents thus far th!9
season and are entering today's aSms
determined 70 win at all costs.
The Union team will have tho advant
age In the battle They will outweigh
their opponents 20 ten pounds to tho
man and playing on their homo held
with dope figuring them 10 win thry
enter tho game favorite. Warwo0d
w!,hs,andins this fact should give n
good account Of themselves AMI provo
a tough opponent for their hosts.
As both elcvcns rested last week. be-
cause OF the fact that neither team had
n game scheduled. the players are In
the best Of condition and with few e1-
ceptions the rcgu!a r!tneIps Will be
presented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
MARTINS FERRY PLAYS
FOSTORIA HIGH TODAY
Purple and White Eleven Making First
Toreign Appearance OF tho Season
This Afteronon-

Martins Ferry's Purple and White az
greeation will make lis first appearance
on foreign fields today when they play
at Fostoria Highs home lot IN western
Ohio. The Ferry team lief; early yes
terday morning for the scene or tho
battle and Will return late SUNDAY
night. \ large number OF rooters &C
companied the team on the trip:
AZ late hour last night the betting
was slightly better than even money
that Ferry would win. The sharks on
the game were giving odds on Fostor't
,srIv In the week but today must lock
for the Loucks and Co. to do come
back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
IN7ERSECT|ONAL CONTESTS ADD
zEST tn SATURDAY GRID CLASHES

Centre at Harvard, 60.
Georgia Tech at Navy, did not meet
Pittsburgh at Syracuse. 80 to o.
Colgate at Cornell, to 81.
Boston at Holy Cross. o to Al.
MARYLAND at Princeton, did not meet
Washington @ Lee at West Vir'
ginia, to %.
Brown at Lehigh. did not meet.
Swarthmore at Penn, 7 TO Z.
Midd!ebury at Penn State. did not
meet.
New Hampshire at Army, 10 to Z.
Williams at Yale, to %.
Vermont at Dartmouth. did not
meet
New York L. at Columbia. to IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
The Alleged Protest

Chicago. Oct. 20.-Oh:o State tn!ver-
sity has protested the eligibility OF CO.
tain players on the University OF M!chi-
gan football eleven. :: was learned here
today. The matter has been referred 20
Commissioner Griffith. "E the big ten
conference. but IN his a0S.ac" :rom the
city neither the names % the players
involved nor other details We're avail
abS hSrN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
Comment Refused

BLOOMINGTON. Ills. oct. @n.-Mator
GrIthlh, high commissioner OF athletics
for the big ten conference, aosolutey
refused to comment on reports that
Michigan had protested the eNs'oihty
81 Noel Workman. ct OHIO State AMI
that ohio State had replied by proteS,
against the use BY Mich gan OF Rooy.
Knude and k!eGer on grounds OF pro-
sSienalism and having played FOOT
bail longer than big ten rules allowed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
STUDENT PILOT KILLED

Pensacola. Fla. Oct. zo-Captain hci'
land L. Brumbaugh. a student Pho.
va sinstantly killed at the naVal d;
station here late today when the naval
n.one In which he was a passenger
s.,dded and crashed into the sea wal.
Tho plane was completely wrecked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
RAYLAND vs.. BRILLIANT

Football fans Of tho Ohio valley VIII
be treated 70 battle royal tomoFfoN
afternoon If they will only Journey 20
p.,land n wines, the Rayland-Bru-
I.ont clash. These teams are bitter
r,,.als and with the strongest lineups
possible brought toSeilet a'i"''
aplcnty Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
'C0NISKEYS PLAN Of SENDING
TEAMS To 8. AMERICA DELAYED

to supply directors roT homo use as tast
as they were needed With the Knights
of course, the athletic activities are
co.nrarativeiy now. and wrr" 100 '"hS
neglected, but they are growing "tA
exit emo rapidity.
Would Introduce Major League Ball
With this activity and interest IN the
Latin American countries. L would seem
tho psychological moment 20 introduce
baseball on big league ha@'s--to senu
two teams down as m!ssionarieu to
teach the game.
There was quite Respectable league
Of serni-pros chiefly boys who have
ot,cn1nd nrcn schools ard colleges n
tho United States playing last winter
rbclr summer IN Bucnos Ayers. and
Mo game IS ,lavcd IN Rio and n Mrm-
tcVidcO, Wailo Rosario hdu perhaps INC
best team of all.
You remember lIttle Jarrett. the Uni
vnrs!tv n, Michigan star. VII" was third
hascnan for Detroit for n time? Wei,
No WIS down thcrc for 4 t"w years. and
rho bows he taught have spread tho
game all over tn" csct'on.
Valrara:~O has had Il team for years.
and any team from our warships calling
there can got = r"al hht'Ie. However,,
Tho canc has not h""n given proper
ehnw---ard until 'h"N see II pIAF'n prop
rrIv Il will not become extensively pof-
u,ar.
Ecod \ rather unfair criticism recon-
" hy writer evidently 4 tennis fan.
,,,,rorfne, tho behavior ot golf ana tom
nj. cr,wIs with tia, Of haecball crowds.
~, ,,orr.1 =, the fans for roofing for
a., -,.,,o ,ean md against tn cv!sit"rs.
80, ,,.,. ,,le.,l,rrr noise for laC; a..
.n,r,erIreh,D
ao,t Standards
UNFAIR w wv "' t,,I,,o l,o.ecLo,I
II - 'h'" ,,,, o.nr,. q. 40
nv E"'' s',r ~ ,,,,,cr ~ -act
game are nln"', +, :, ~ "hon crnwa4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21

"Tummy." SAID his mamma. one day
slip upstairs quietly and sec II papa
Is asleep"
Tommy soon returned and SAID 1es'
mamma, he all asleep but his nose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21

The estimate O, the earths fertile res
IONS In SQUARE miles IS 2S.269.2Oo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21

Tho Dope Sheet.
The contest in the east tomorrow
with the scores Of same colleges met
on the gridlron year ago, follow:
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Two engagements of interest In this
Gity announced today are those OF Mise
lane Holcomb. daughter Of the late n.
g e. sfs1n Vsana sssns xns,rS ysn
pSsn sauEstsr ssoess q sha RsfSssr %sissr 9 9
RnaGt: ,ry: Of Trenton. and M; uart:ett
Miss Holcomb is a niece of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Blabon, of Bryn Mawr,
and IN January Mrs, Blabon and Miss
marriase viii take place. -
Junior League In Trenton, being vice
president Of the organisetoln. No date
mas been set for her wedding to Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward Elm.
mermann. OF Chestnut Hill will en-.
tertain at dinner at thsir home on Sat.
urday evening, December ~. IN honor
OF their daughter, Miss Helena Zin.
msrmann, before the Saturday Evening
. y NJ; r., Virginia Earle. daughter Of Mr..
tenden street and dravsrs lane. Chest.
nut Hill, will entertain at 4 luncheon
day next. in honor Of Miss Katharine
Knssh Kknss 81 stsGssr ssS e, Mrs
street. whose marriage "a MI. Edward
Cooper Cassard. son Of Mr.. and MIRA
Harry Lippincott Cassard, OF Lookafar
ae% enaaS Saistnyt Soyembsr h wil take place on
Will attend. Among the guests who
will attend the card party which Miss
Carol Preble Smith. daughter Of Mrs
st.rnocn nwnrd a. %SsathSsry Sss Say y glys th;
street. in honor OF Miss Knight. @ WITTY viii be-
Miss Maisie Stewart, Miss Eleanor r.
Sloan, Miss Susie Stewart, Miss Ger.
trude A: Fl. Graham, Miss elizabeth
Iss, Jsaneas, a;,SIn Mis- @ Muriel Bishop, Miss sgd
vrssia ' Ea" Sfsy %|ss 1ysSssS 1NSssnsfs,sG SSsS
Miss Alva Sergta Mss Margaret DaI.
lett, Miss Mary .hson Norris, Miss
Mar5orie .r!Ss n, L. Large. Mrs; Reginald
?: Colhoun. Miss Priscilla Davis. Miss
Mary Taylor knight. Miss Augusta Har.
rison and Miss Helena l.. Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs John Rogers Maxwell,
Of Selkirk, Villanova. will give din
IN. honor Of Miss Elizabeth Morgan,
sea Msrsans aanshsr aMoods Fl Mr. and Mr.
Barlow. Of Chestnut Hin, will enter:
n honor ,.'s.sdrS OF Mrs Herbert s, w Warden
Jr, OF HaVertord, ana Miss Clair Nor.
ton gittings. debutante daughter OF
hsre s %i 5. ssens suests 81 Mrs S
den was Miss Dorothy Ely, daughtar
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Newbold Ely
Of Chestnut Hill. before her marriage
last June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland d. Pollock. OF
| 83i9 Seminole avenue. Chestnut HILL
will give theatre party on Saturday
evening, December 2. in honor Of their
niece. Miss Lillian Ferguson. debutante
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Fer.
guson, Of S031 Seminole avenue, Chest.
nut Hill, before the dance which Mrs,
Seth Hetherington, of 2Ol0 Pine street
will give at the Ritz-Carlton in honor
Of her daughter. Miss Betty Hethering.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter NJ. Schwastz,
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Mis- Eleanor Jones Weds
Charles Y. Fox, Jr., Today

A wedding Of much interest VIII take
;hs Protestant Episcopai Church Of 81.
Luke and the Epiphany, ,in. whsn - NE NJ
trid. "oSlSnn Of r.. Charles Sars YounS FOX. Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. F0x;
of 20SS spruce street. The Rev. David
steele, D. D., rector Of the church, VIII
ofllciate. assisted by the Rev. Artnur
Lewis, Of Christ Church, Riverton. Inc
bride, who will be given in marriage ~
'sas!a embroidsred IN silver with 2 coHrt Sss
win wear veil Of tulle and old point
lace and will carry sweet peea. lilies OF
the valley and white roses. Miss Betty
Jones, sister Of the bride, will act as
maid Of honor. She will wear frock
81 dull gold lace. and a hat OF copper
eroom; Miss Rhoda Morris Brooke,
Niss Mary Fahnestock, Miss Elisabeth
Anne Taylor and Miss Katherine Snow
with brown lace hats. They will carry
sweet peas. Mr.. Holstein de Haven
FOX, brother Of the bridegroom. Will be
Mr: ROSsr. Kennedy s Jones; Mr. F.. Ersd; ID
Granger Jones. Mr. william Frasier, Of
Richmond, Va; Mr.. William Davis, Mr..
TriytfAm c. Colket, I'd, Mr.. william,
John Gamer, Mr.. Thomas Barton and
Mr.. Francis Plumly. Miss Jones uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Granger
xsrS :. s w xcGTn sys cub GpSn sar
turn from . wedding trip. Mr.. Fox and
his bride will make their home on Kent
road. Wynnewood.
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West PhiL0delphia

Mis-. Mildred PidsscS. Of so7 North
Alpha chapter Of the Phi Delta Pei se.
TSr,'y The guests q nsr vii, 9 aSsisd. Miss Essi
Lembert. Miss Phyllis ganner. Miss
Helen Chatham. Mrs< George Flood,
Mrs Mortimer TrauGqtt, Mrs. Nat.
Parker. Mrs Harold Dohner. Mrs. Hnr.
louise cSipmsn. Mrs. fhemas Frsnts.
and and Mrs 'Je Joseph sS@sS osS'Donnsli ~
The Delta Chapter ef the Phi Delta
iowesn party on Tyssdey ,vs Evening, m1s gcc,,S Ss
Van Msaren, sose Cobb e.. Creek Yas.ppSins pSsirK.
Muiholland. Vice president; Miss Martha
Busby. secretary: Miss Rachel THURS
ton, treasurer; Miss Muriei French, Mics
Beatrice Favinger. Miss. Doris Mccall
Mr. Lawrence Eayis. Mr. Ralph stout,
Mr.. Robert La Fontain. Mr.. Richard
Montgomery. Mr.. Albert Baxter. Mr.
Donald Burns. Mr.. Thomas Longstreth,
Mr.. Robert Chandler and Mr.. Reed
Richabaugh.
NJ, A # freedom s esrty siysn iS S,s homer Y .Ss 2,
street, on Sunday evening. November
ins; IN; II. Rossnfsid. asi ai Mis- Fay sslener. NJ
ddIe Piatt. Mss Edythe Plat Mss
h:s hHss Sara e JurSS M's c1s Msa sum: s:n
thai, Miss Blanchin 0oldenberg. Mr.
Levitt. Mr.. Albert Brasen. Nj. William
Cohen. Mr.: siIss Weiss, Mr; HERMAN
sna Msa%MHn MTs 1 rlatt ,s as Atlantic iem? clsy M'.
Eva Aeriff. and Miss Reba Sharp, Of
New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
MoorestOsvn

Mr.. and Mrs. James Gladhiil have
returned to their home on Newbold
avenue, after spending some time In
Harrisburg. ..
A large masquerade party was given
In the I. q. o. r. hall on Monday
night by the Eastern Star.
Miss Elsie Rogers, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rush Rogers, and Mr.. Charles
Heron were married at the home OF
the bride on Saturday at 8 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
r. A. Warden.
Mrs. Herbert Evans, Of East Main
street, was the hostess ut the card club
which met ut her home yesterday aft.
ernoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

Of 6oe Aliens lane, Chestnut Hill, have
issued invitations for-'a theatre party
followed BY supper at the Ri!s.carlton.
on Thursday evening, Dscember ~ in
Schwarts and Miss Katherine Schwarts,
debutante daughters Of MrA Charles
William schwarts. Of Germantown.
Miss Anita N. Sanders aid Miss Es-
telle D. Sanders. Of 1875 Locust street.
will entertain. q house party for few
days this week. The guests Will inc!ude
Miss Carolyn Nash. Mr.; Francis W'n;; g;
Washington b. c. They vii! arrive on
Friday and will attend the Yale-Princs'
ton football game.
Miss Gambia Carvallo, daughter Of
DR. and Mrs. Carvaiio. Of Chateau ds
Viilandry, France. who has been tns
guest Of her cousin. Mrs. Churchill Cole.
man, Of 2202 De Lancey place. mas iet&
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
North PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Robert L. Gibson. Of 1928 North
Ninth street, entertained at luncnson
and cards on saturday afternoon. the
Frank rank e'G T. jones' Mss Miss sUn Helen Graham.
Miss Anne Georxeson, Miss. Mabel Rut.
ter, Mrs. Ethel NJ. Junk and Mrs. Lydia
i. Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson have
as their guests for. . few days MI. and
and Mrs Junk. OF Ciarksboro. N. J.
Miss Fai herman, of 1924 North
Eighth street, Is recovering from Sc
we're cold.
Miss Fay Sacks. Of 2207 North Twen.
ty-ninth street, entertained the members
Of the A. ~ D Sewing Circle at her
home last evening. The members pres
ent were Miss Anna Benami. Miss sara
beth Salove, Miss Rose jacobson, Miss
Anna Finlle. Miss Beatrice Sacks and
Mise Mary Sacks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
TLST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Hynne Talks of the Unusual Number of Ball.
This Season-Opera Supper Dances in Foyer. b
The Atterbury Tea

Angular. Time, however, had rounded
her out, and her eyes and hair and
coioflng. did the rest, 40 now she IL
quite a beauty. She moved into Ger.
tain. suburb lately, where a friend Of
former years lived, and for some reason
certain Of herself, was not very cordial
TO the pretty woman. Her little girl,
however. took b great fancy to her, and
every chance she got would run In to
One day she came in great excite.
iment, and after looking at.--let us call
her Mrs. Lin a quixsical way she
se%s'EsS ycu Mru We'll s;Ny = know a all ,l.Do, about
decided to hear the worst and said,
"Oh, do you?' "Yes Indeed" nodded
the busy little girl. ''When y0u were
young you were terrible homely."
NANCY. WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

ular monthly meeting today at the Fhiio:
patrian institute. iaii Arch - stESS,s: tyEcs,c:sH "a
BY card party ct o'ciocft.~.
Among those who expect TO motor .vp
to Princeton on saturday next for tho
.Princetpn football gnme are Nj.
and Mrs. John. bromley M and Mr..
Petry and NJ. Nicholas 4. Retry, u.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

q visit her aunt. Mrs. Arthur Brock, At
Mrs. Edwin A. watrous, president of
the Philadelphia Music Club, and the
executive board Of the club Will enter.
tain g lunch today at the club once.
ut 1890 walnut street. IN honor Of the
Grafton Of Music Clubs.
At the annual meeting Of the Mount
Holyoke Aiumnae Assoc. !..::s, held last
Saturday, the following cAtcers were
slectsd: President Mrs. Charles G..
Heyl; hrst vice president, Miss Jessie
Ford Van Anken: recording secretary,
Miss Emily Hoffneir: corresponding sec.
retary. Mrs Paul Chambers. and treas
urer. Mrs. Archibald Holding.
L'Assunts Auxiliary will hold its reg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Payne Fisher
a. ana .ss thsr Ssushss Mr. LsX: T. MSrse
will entertain . party st the zee.
Princeton football game. on .eatufday
at Princeton, which VIII b foiioyed BY
aNdinner ut the Colonial Club u. Prince-
tain % their suests over Thanksgiving,
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Brooks. Jf, ana
their son, Master r. m. Brooks. %. Of
Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. p.tsl Cameron, Of the
Pelham Apartments, are receiving con.
gratulations on the birth Of . daughter,
ber !. ... s"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16
CHlin-Foulke

Mis-: Ksthsrins Elizabeth Toulke'
of 116 Stanbridge street. Norristown.
and Mr.. Henry Melvin Gillin, Jr.. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Giilin. OF
Millvilie, n. j., were married last eve-
ming In the Oak street Memorial Church.
The pastor Of the church. tire Rev e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-16

Franz: F 5:'sT,s .;'.ss.s ss:';s x: S., . ss s!'S =
straub. Of MilivlIIe. Mr William II:
Freas and Mr.. Harry sacks we're M ..sns sns
mony- at the home Of the bride; ~.
and Mrs. 0iliin Will 1--we at SO Co'umo's
avenue. Miilvil1eo NJ j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-28

slo--Appraised At tb.ioo; started At
$4,000: cold for S3,os0.
si2 and sll-Appra1sed At $3.50
each; started At $4,000 each; sold to
Joseph 8. Hamilton for $2.b2b each.
s16--Appraised at $500; started at
$4,000: sold for 1915.
Sfs--Apprniscd Mt S4.7oo; started at
$4,000: sold for $4,000.
620. 622 and 624--AppraLsed At $4,000
each; started at $4,000 each; sold to
tenants for 32,g7b each.
62e--Appraised At $3.50: started nj
$4,000; sold for 1880
439 and 4@1--Appraised At $3.50
each; started At $4,000 each; sold Tor
s2,b2b each; 4l3. sold TO tenant for
&2,b25.
4%5---Appraised At $500: started a,
$2.500 sold for 33.715.
601--Appraiscd at $500: started a,
S2.600 sold for t3,s2b.
603--Appraiscd at $500; started q
$4,000; sold for $4,000.
sos and sO7--Appraised at $500
EACH started at $4,000 each; sold 10,
$2.b26 Zach.
6oe--Appraiscd at $500; started a
$4,000; sold for ta,o7b.
611-Appraised at $500; started a