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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20
Personal Mention

Alfred Collier was county scat
visitor here today from his mill IN
Swan lake.
Mr., and Mrs. \. u, Rose wcrc IN
town last evening from san Fran.
cisco. They stopped at tho White
Pelican hotel.
Mr.. and Mrst A, G. Plcper. OF New
York city, left on tho morning train
after spending u day IN Klamath
Falls On route from Crater lake,
Hon Griffith was In town this
morning purchasing supplies FROM
local merchants for his fathers
ranch In Poe valley.
/ Miss Ida II. Momycr. Of the First
| Nationa, bank will leave tomorrow
morning for Portland whore she will
|. be occupied with business affairs Tor
the next few days,
! Mrs. W. s. Shepherd and daugh.
/ ter. Miss Miriam Shepherd left on
| their return to Boston this morning
after having visited at Crater lake
and In Klamath Falls.
Today marks the last Of the seas.
on So far rs the Crater lake lodge IL
| concerned. All employees ~ the
hotel will arrive In town elthor TO.
day or tomorrow.
Lot Rcatic. who has been spend.
ing his summer vacation here, viii
leave tomorrow morning for Eugene
where he will continue his university
work. Bcatic's home Is In Oregon
City.
John Mccall, local postmaster. was
granted n l5-day leave OF absence.
During this vacation period the posN
master and his family will make
several short trips into the country.
camping out over the Weekend.
WIN W. may He"u " NH' ohH-
kosh Land 4 Timber company. with
large holdings In this county. will
arrive here by motor from Oshkosh.
Wisconsin, about October I. accord.
Ing to word received here. lie will
be accompanied by several others,
Mrs. George Watt and sons Roi-
land and Tom and daughter Gcral-
dine. accompanied by Mrs. Thomas
Mccourt left this morning for san
Francisco. ROLAND and Geraldine
win enter Stanford university and
Mrs. Watt and Tom will return with.
In the next few days.
Carl Taylor. n young and prosper
Gus farmer In the Maiin section. was
In town today attending to business
affairs. He reports that the farmers
down there are busy with their
threshinE and with the cutting OF
the second growth Of alfalfa. Taylor
finished with his hay last week and
although he had n fair crop II was
not so good AS the first cutting due Ia
the cold weather which visited the
Maiin section early In the fall.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

A California woman showed q let
ter In which her husband said he
didn't like her and was granted =
divorce, The precedent is dangerous
lit may encourage other men TO
take up writing ictters.---HamtoIdt
Standard. rEt.G'
&&&A&
Maybe the British refusal to aid
America in swecplns LIQUOR snug
sicrs from the seas was inspired by
fear that Enslishmen wouldn't be
able to. tell a rum.ranner from a
Uni,ed States shipping Board craft,
Now York Tribune.
49, \ x&kkA
There viii, be a aneakins suspicion
that this agitation In congress re.
gsrdlus the sale OF iiouor on Ameri.
cai boats 10 aimed primarily st hsv.
ine an nvesfigatins committee nam.
ed.l-Msnlla Bulletin.
AAA&A
I 49, -
Y has oeen discovered 'hat the
usrman five-pfenhis paeee u ssse ~
seoa - the siot at the subway sta.
ssso - . nsckei Something was
aseled to becst The value Of Germany
mcsey'-New fors sen.
ss. ~ sshsS
; Some day some one 10 going to
- suftIetpntiy imprest By the prcpos.
ais q thaSs dee1ay Indebted nations
10 Jake Sae q The plane Moose and
~ Il % ~ own baat.--Ne~ Yotk
TribSas.
;..S. AAAAA
soms ios<ls>ers s,s 1. New yort
iearnins What effect p(Uhibi,ion has
upsa the nssseu. Thsy ere IN the
Ch,fleston W. VAL Case,te
4, 5000
<,rr ru,.,.., associate. rho In.
As;sx,s,, ,.i.r, snA e,,sns,. =, e.se.
.s,se-.. .,.s~-s 80. -. -
,.ss.. ste..,, r,,Nos, ,..c. co,
Ts1s jSrr,s, s,est r,,rI /,
.7f; go AxtAH
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

sasson spokesmea seck 10 disciaim
shd discard the policy Of direct &C.
Con.
They cloak their purposes wWh
fasr words--they appeal to the Amer.
lean sense OF justice and fairness for
q square deai---but their past per.
fofmances point the future path Of
the movement.
The leopard does not change lie
spots 50 easily.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20
They Ought 10 Keep Warm This
Winter!

Announcement was made yester-
day OF the secret marriage OF Sam
uei Wood to Miss Delight Furness.
Both young people were former resi-
dents OF Ashland. Mr.. Wood served
as fuel administrator there during
the war. Miss Furness was very
popular and has large number OF
warm friends who will wish her well.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

just received frosh shipment Of
l.nngs Every day chocolates. Full
ia ounce pound bOc, Currins For
Drugs, 20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

Compare BRUNSWICK RECORDS
with others. you win be surprised at
their superior tone qualities. Cur
rim Says So. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

Regardless OF your political. social
or financial affiliations, We treat you
with courtesy, respect aud considcrn.
tlon, Curtin says So. 20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

Construction OF Grants Pass lrrl.
cation dlstrlct completed, Comprlru
1900 acrca.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

l,runswick records play IN any
standard phonogrnph, currin Says
80 20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

N we all boost the Rodeo and Fair
II Is bound TO be a success. Currin's
For Drugs. 30
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

our candies ARE made right Kept
rlght; Sold right, currln says 10
%
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

John Kelly twin-arch Rhoca for
tired feet Y, ", Endors \ Co g0.al
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

Currin's Cold Busters will help
that cold. Currin's For Drugs. 20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

Currlns Liquid Tar soap IL IN
ideal shampoo, 6oc, CurrinR For
Drugs, -LL- 30
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20
isiiAAELfriEs
rLooD Of /. ". W. ,propssands

= : =
n FLOOD Of I, W. w. ,prcpssand'
4. hs,re ,oosc,,. an Khmatl
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the Aosssno. oi s .u
nase m appoaf shss tAs !. vs. Wy
crSsaseed esteV 70 psosest '
se svns mat they seee ~ -
our social eyssem. =.
Win sss eu.s.es .. ss SISs
trsan shet rsse'tee - sos sec
OF Bill heywooa sha - Z
esses esossn - s o y
fsss v nse' w"s sae S.s.... :
mr see ne eTsoa sp'esm'e t". .se.Is
out tAsnHer'nwest y n 70 s.su
10 meoosy. We ste uss0's 70 es
that tes Asewah shst are es.ae eu
csfssed empress 'ne True ssseu q
the !. w. W. 80
= We; hold che I. y. W. erseAiss.
tIos a menace 10 American eovsra-
nent and AmsfltAu thsttetioae. u
IL dangerous became n fisds cham.
pions among so-caliea 'Intellsctusis'
In colleges and cAurehes; pafior bal.
shsvists whe weald % nors kssn
than they are dolss u the common
ssass q ths Ansrican psesIs -
mittsd of tbeif beips taksa ssfiousls.
" IN the BpiscoSal church eoaven.
tics b PofslaAd. . M MAfy vln
klssek. difscscr q ths Russell eaes
FcsndAtica ahd Z ueAbef q ~ -
csai bnfsas o. The Evossepaa cherth.
So dsesated The J. ". W y %
oreaaIsatisA tAfosgA wsseA ~ i
srstsf5 tstk<s sssks % steeese
asaieat tAe soeiai sysesa tAas Sle.s!
dsteaaceA u. sssSIehsssAf i.sp q
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

Currins sell vacuum lunch kits
Currin's For nrugn, 20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20
Department of Justice Makes
Best Record i'm Its History
Has Performed Prodisious Amount of Work. Success
fully Defended Government and Instituted
Proceedings Against War Frauds.

a D. REPaEsINrArlvE sOsEPm WALSH tNAssJ. nGWngH
COMMITTEE JUDICIARY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

A California woman showed a let
ter In which her husband said he
didn't like her and was granted q
divorce, The precedent is dangerous
II, may eneourase other men to
take up writing lctters.---Humtoldt
Standard. e.ft'
The Keota news., 1922-05-26

poo06 I'D Liver p5QA ~ - DooD
bsaeate1 b the - q theoo 0edlGn9o
hat J vss ehls . = 2 - 49, =
vAsa ! bseaa taking ~ 0s1eneo -
Jpaaood ovoe tAae e0o VjtAo0e -
0uuhss. Nov - hale ~ hoeglV. q
an ~ ho1ssvest vashhG the
ehoss . keaeA - e. velk ~ =
tAeee 0llse vitkese eostiAg - tbol ]
k1oV ef several el NJ 0saGh6ss0 ~
hevsbesa hsaes1 b yuGoeleheasc
Ma E.nA Cmvun. ~ = ~ -,
0snepeaiA WiestA.
De0se1 vpeo Ly1la Z PnkAantVAe.
eta16 Ce9esan4 Ns9vs1lneoA IT..
os1iN. beos lasAea, hea1oshe - -
80 ss 'ssisvs6 b d Viss11 -
The Keota news., 1922-05-26

60 -. Ssess - nS.ss
ss:.sssss'3:s -;
Nth Q tyeuhoo VIA
eenaDe0 ~ - ~
- - ~ -
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|Ly6sE RkSssy
)voROtablO Cen.
The Keota news., 1922-05-26
sa.yss es I've Men Sentenced.

pussnsu. Coias-fouad guilty Of
ssusts~s In tho fisss d~swe for The Mil.
las ef William Kelley sai xsm Gray.
t~o taxi drivers nj Gallup. =. ~.
*tesc y. kstoaks has b~ra sentenced
10 death BY hanging 1T Aztec. Friday.
juae Ia Thc defendant received The
ssasrocr rslmiy. Msxs Alice kstuaka.
bis svputcd ~if~. IL now bcinx tried
fue tho same offease. tho xSaad Jury
having rvsarsed an indictment axsiast
kee. ehssxsax first tlexvvc murslve.
The Keota news., 1922-05-26

1exae cyeieNs caveso Preesrsy lesa
Roostown. Texas.-Twenty persoas
were injured,. two probably fatally.
aad peuperty loss Of shout $4,000
was suffered wheu q cyclone struck
Asnadslcs. sixteen miles west of.hefe.
and swsDt sopthwesiwafb 10 Blshop.
.faAses .Mpee eopth * aohstown. TIE
tw.ster @ sut = pash ,t4p 70 f,ve miles
wSoe and sixteen miles In length.
The Keota news., 1922-05-26
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts ~
Colorado
tvss.s xssssos rslss ~ asvaAl

tvuoNU 1~DaD9 Cono - uI
Fraser cilissns Of Grand county
have iet . contract fOe the work and
have guaranteed the money necessary
I" gel BsrthOud pass open for auto'
mobile travs, within = couple OF
weeks
t'uslio.-A receiver for the Congress
Hotel Company ls asked in = suit f'lsd
in District Court by the Pueblo 0av'
inss aud Truso Company ~ trustee for
the holders of bonds amounting to
10000.
Fort coiiias.-Edwin Iansoa. 5-year-
did soa Of NF. and Mrs Edwin isnsna.
u: North whitcomb street. wss killed
almost Instantly when he fell FROM .
wagon on which hs MAS riding near
his hoac sad Q wheel Fsn over his
body.
Colorado Xpstass--A dssd for tweo'
ty.oa~ acres of land st Colombo
springs has bsss s,vsa 10 The board Of
aaspiss.s sad homes Of The Nsshodiss
Gpiscopsi church By citizens hses - Q
sii~ for = national hospital foe tabss.
ruiusis.
Pusbio.-Wul Barnard. 80 yean
old. = wvli ksowa ssaeAss lisias swo
miles ~vst of 4iloam. Colo. wss
found dead . few days $50. The NAN
hsd died from . saashot ~oaad. sraf.
Inflicted. sithcs With saicsdai laseas a.
through IN accident.
Dussasa.-Ho6. i and Molly. s so
and daughter Of The Rsv. Mr.. Phillips
II Aztec. y. ~ iis st ths putns Of
.tvsth In Sh~is hotpe ~ The result Of
busns received when they sltssnpssd To
lishy sns furnace. Their mother sisn
csevised painful burns whiis sSlsmps,
inx 10 svscuV them.
bsnecss-cnaxreassn Edward Tsys
i0s spt'~ssvsi recsetiy 6efuev The
raitrd States xapsv0s Cosst In WASH
inssua oa hehsif Of Attorney O~esssl
k~y~s of Colorado. 10 ash The sp'
puialm~nt Of e1smta~ss In IN effort
1 10 ~stsbiisA glse exact boundary lice
hst~r~a Colorado and Ns~ Mexico.
Dyaevs.-kssi e. Schuyler has pot
stop To rumpsS that bs ~uuld bs . csu.
didsts foe susesn0e this ysss By essk.
ing public his svI,y In 4. A. t'sskhusss.
editor uf tho tsoulSer News.oeesuld. Of
fcsias him tho sapi,ost Of lhsl Paper "
be would cuasrat 10 make the saev. II
his answer Mr. schuyler dSflaits,y d..
eilnsd To run.
fuss Coilinss-f8ankss dag In Fort
Collins secvntiy brought $40 bankcrs
srUm bvavvs and northern Colorado
TO attend tho annual euavvotion Of
group sas cf ths Colorado BaakssS'
Association. r. z. rhillIps. psvsidsat
1T tle Uevelry NstIoaal hank. was
elected chairman of the group. and j.
=. Davis. cashier of the Flint NstlVtpal
oonk Of Orcc,sy. secrvtsry.ssvasusss.
.CsAoa City.-fos the sccUod tlsss In
tae past thrre ,nunths she rsilruaJ
bridge q the Chaadivs spur Of the
Dvnver 4 Rio Orsnde Western rAsd
has been On flsc. A few days sSo rail.
spad employees discovered the bridge tn
be ON fIrc and succeeded In cxtineuish.
ing the flames. not. however. until the
bridge had been very badly damaged
ef incvndisrics. ~ The ties on both
ends of the bridge were saturated with
Ill.
Colorado SprinsAs-The Alpha Chl
UmceR sorority will hold an outdoor
convention n Colorado springs June
2S-July =. the business sessions to be
held ut the Antlers hotel. where three
hundred delegates viii gather frvsn oil
over the country for their bleanIel
The Keota news., 1922-05-26
eSaMeE ws% tl% @ 5.'E, H[E
htsef hi lylKs Z lhkAass
vsestaAs Csapsol b 3Csse
Hdp Z III Hssie1

Noesopo1ia. Ininota-'J hovo eakno
L4diA = p6khaQ'O veeoeob1o Co.
The Keota news., 1922-05-26
osemed Petssner opsease1 Upso.

ossin'ns. y. Y.-Rutser wartien.
convicted Of staying Henry Werner at
1lson. y. r.. was recently taken from
the S'ns sing desth house.. and opera.
ated On fos acute appendicitis. Prisoa
physicians announce that the opera.
tiUa wss . success and that Warden
psobah,y~ viii have recovered fully BY
The time he b scheduled to psy the
death penalty.
The Keota news., 1922-05-26
sa.'>a. 10000 osss In Y. s.r~.s.r,

.. AooJo 40 oeS6 In y. o.reessvsy.
WssAlastuas-1f tbc world keeps on
p'lias up so,d In tho United States at
ihe psessnt rate II will not ~ long b.
fore America will t"sssas thsvc.
f"erths of the worlds gold supply.
The treasury rccvutly listed the gold
ssssts of the country ut sAisO. $0"
~ shis ssut~ndous suta oaiy. S2sA la. 7.
QUO repressnts gold cula. theaVss bciae
bslisua. Net imp"sss Of es,d since
1o1@ total el.05 .0@.OW. Considerable
ssse u comins from Scaaiinayian
eouAtrise and from France.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05
Jan. Flannel Sale

Ladies Flannel pett.coats
Wore zoe. Now ,.......,... G7c
Iadie Flannel Night Gowns,
We're Csc, Now ......-.. Zoe
Ladies Flannel Boomers
Large $ hes Were &c. Now SIC
Ladies' Fleece Lined Boomers.
Wore 59c, Now ...s.......,,4 9c
Chlldrcn's Flannel Night Gowns
Sizes TO 6, Were 59c. Now CSC
Chndfens Flannel s.eepine
Garments, Were CSC Now '.545
Chldlens Flannel Bloomcrs,
Sizes to II Were 29c, Nov z3c
Ladies' flannel pett.c0at5,
Were Soc and G9c, Now ..... 4oc
ChIdren's Flannel Romper3,
Were 69c, Now ............ 4ic
Mems Heavyweight Night Shirts,
Were $L69, Now .........$i.3
Mems Amoskeag Heavyweight
pajamas Were S1.79, Now $tA6
Infants Bath Robes,
Were $1.19 and 81 30, Now 9ic
Boys Heavyweight Flannel
nlouses Khaki and Grey
We,e 69c. Now ..,........,. SIC
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05
Ladies and Child
ren's Miscellane.
GUS Wear

Ladies' Muslin Night Gowns,
Were zoe, Now .....,.... 49e
Ladies House Dresses.
Were Sl.75, Now ...,...... si.oo
Ladies Bdnga ON Aprons,
Were 5Sc, Now ........... I9e
Ladies Extra SIC Muslin Night
Govn'. Wo,c 81 80. Now. St29
LGdlcI Floral House Kimonos,
Weto G9c Now .,.......,. soc
Womcus Flna DUAL ~ Corset
Covers Wee SOC, Now. f5c
Bfassiere ,.............,.. 25e
Ladies "Newstyle" Corsets.
Flesh Color .,.......... o)o
Ladies Fine Handkcrchiets,
Each ............,.,., DC
Ladl2s Powered Satoen' Petit.
coats Were $l0O, Now.t., SEC
Girs' Bingham Dresses
Sizes to 10 ............. o3e
Boys and Girls Acorn Draw
Waists. We're SOC, Now ...., zoe
Infant Knitted Sets, All Wool.
We're S2,9S. Now .,.....,.st98
Infants Shirts, ...... 2e3 and sec
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05
& Child
4en's Stockings

Ladies h'ark cai u,0Hg C0ttoa
Stc!u . Ibe Fr
Ladies' orriao Ribbed Te3
stockings B.ae6 --.. 29c Pr
LADIES' Black Ipswich Lille
S,Uck,ug ..... 53- Pr
Women Fleece Lines Ribbed
Top STOCKINGS OuD2e Soc pr
Moments Woo. 5,.ctugs
Heather colo.s ... esc Pry
Lad lpavich ST k stocAugs
s3c Pr
hdrerh Hl3.f and Brown
S.ot..gs ............. i5c pr
Bows IIca Ribbed Ipswich
Stacking Sizes 6 tot 23c pr.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05
Blankets

Probably you have made old blankets DO until you could
profit by this January Sale Here unusual values in
best quality goods.
54x74 Single Nashua Heavy Cotton Blankets
were Sl.oJ, NOW 5JE
64X76 Double Blanket Penichook Brand,
Were $3.50, Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 %
64x76 Double Blanket Penichook Brand
Heavy Quality, Were 1925, Now ............ S2.l3
60xS0 and 64x76 Nashua Woonap Plaid Blankets
The first Is people win get these Nashua WooInaps
at $3.50. Other stores are getting $3.50 to $500
for the same quality blankets These are extra
heavy double blankets.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05
Bed Spreads

Edeemont Brand Crochet Quilt
Spreads, Were $19S. Now SLIGO
Krlnkle Bed Spreads. Large SIC
Were $2.S5. Now ......,.. Sass
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05
Sheets

1880, Were Csc Now ....... 7oc
72x99, Were $l19, Now ..... csc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05

Towels and TOW2Aing
Medium Size IIuck Towels, for ................ 23c
Extra Large Size Huck Towels for. .,........ 45c
Large Size Honeycomb Dish Towels ............1 zoe
Medium Size Turkish Towels, for ............. 25c
Extra Large Size Turkish Towels, Each .43C
Heavy Weight Unbeached Dish Toweing 10 1.2c Yd.
Red Star Roller Toweling. 14c Yd
ileached Heavy Woven ToWeling 10 &c Yd
Wash Cloths Each Be
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05
Sweaters

Mems Worsted Sweaters. Extra
Fine Quality, Brown and Heath
en- Rol Collar Sizes So to A,
We're 1919 Now ......,. $3.50
Meas Heavy Worsted Sweaters,
V Neck. SECS 80 to A. We're
SO 90. Now -............... s2.43
Mems Worsted slip On Sweaters,
Grey. Blue and Khaki, Sizes So
to a. Were Sligo, Now. sto7
Mems Grey Sweaters. Roll Edge
Collar Recommendations. csc
Boys Khaki Sweaters. Roll Col
lar, Closely Woven. All Sizes.
Were $3.50, Now ...... $1.1s
Boya V Neck Sweaters. Brown,
Very Fine Quality. We're $1S9,
Now ................... S157
Boys All Wool Sweaters. Blue
and Green. Roll Collar, We're
}29S. NOW ............. S2.33
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05
Y A R d
GOODS

hmoskeag Heavy Outing Flannel
=, in wide ............ 14c Yd.
hmosleag Heavy Outing FLANNEL
80 w. wide ........... t7c Yd
Uhblcachrd Muslin Norwood
Brand SO in vide Romuant5
f312c IA
apron G.naham Domino Brand.
Fas, Coiors. - On. wila l5c sd.
Curan scrlm white OF Ecru.
51sc Yd.
Norwood BraH1 Feathe.prcof
Tick.r6, s2 &c. wide 33Isc Yd.
C1ofed Cblmhrae
- lbs wd-,........ t2c ~.
Ctckod Pacalcs SO Is wide
Ice sd
Ne.lerizel Table DamasS.
Petty Floral Dez eu7 66c lI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05
Men S Socks

Mems Dress Wool Socks, Heath
ers. in Drop Stitch Effects,
Pairs for .............,,.Si.oo
Mems Cotton Socks. Black and
Brown o Pairs ior...,..,,25 e
Mems Work Socks, Grey Mix.
turc, 3 Pairs for .........2 so
Mems Wool Knit Socks, Regular
value 29c Now.....,. ice Pair
Mems Heavy Wool Socks acc Pair
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
YOUNGSTOWN

Major and Mrs. Joseph T. Cottrell
CottrelPs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Percy
Chain, OF Jacoby and Arch streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Beidenlan, of
1923 West Airy street. Mrs II. Hailman
Fox. Of b38 Hamilton street, and Mrs
Jesse l.. W;edinmyer, Of 531 Button
wood street, have returned from an
automobile trip to Chambersburg, Pa,
where they attended the annual May
festivities at Wilson College. They visit.
ed their daughters. Miss Lydia Beide-
man. Miss Gladys Fox and Miss Jessie
Wiedinmyer. who are students at Will
son.
Mrs. Alfred IT. Burns. Of Wilmington,
Frank Cantwell. Of Montgomery avenue,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-12
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr. Thaddeus n. DAILY. Jr., will give
d dinner-dance at the Button on Friday,
May &c, in homer OF Miss Sarah Harri-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hparrison. p,;r. Of Ardmore; and Nj. Philip
whose marriage will take place on Sat
urdsy. June 10. at the Church Of the
Redeemer. Bryn Mawr. The guests will
include the bridal party. Mr.. DAILY
viii attend Mr., Price as best man.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Rice of this city and New York, who
are travelling abroad. are at present
spending some time in aris.
Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ. Lea and their
laughter, Miss Katharine G. Lea. OF
westhorpe, Devon, who have been spend.
ng the winter in Hawaii, will return to
this city on next Thursday.
M ~ and Mrs. Russell Duane, Of Green
hill Farms. Overbrook. will give a din
sr On Friday evening, May 10. Mr..
ana Mrs. Duane will entertain at dinner
9nn 9merrew % evening in honor Of Mr.: and
lourteen guests.
Nj: Francis Fisher Kane, Of 200 John.
sSpp.r p S!Iee5 ssd ooern oGermant9%m, an VIII give
1sS Nancy +. Cope, daughter Of Mrs.
rAter Cope, whose marriage to Mr.
tnomas Pierrepont Hazard will take
g.ee on Saturday May 20, and Miss
sns y. Yeatman. daughter Of Mr.. and
Eso' NE rope Yeatman, whose marriage to
W. ernest c. Savage will take place
A Wednesday. June 2S. Miss Cope
nno has been visiting in Syracuse, Bos-
MI. NJ and Providence, will return home
MISS Mary c. F1ero. of Newtown
.Sna, "Susre, "a. will entertain at q buffet
su upper at her home on Tuesday evening,
iSns Wm. D. IN honor Of Miss Elizabeth Elliott
Panr' PHsr' daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. Morris
rNS "vV!n Miller, OF 400 South Twenty.seo-
s.a.s su .ssreet. whose marriage to Lieutenant
~ ". Lamb, U. S. N, Of Ohio, will
az pace on Wednesday, June :, in
Est III 81 Peters Protestant Episcopai
E.ncn EsnSscn, Third and Pine streets. Miss
N iS% Ell VIII attend Miss Miller as maid
I, Mt. and Mrs. William W. Watson,
wiI, vii, ., Mermaid lane, Chestnut Hill,
~ entertain at dinner this evening
honor Me - yPhiladelphia Cricket Club in
Watson wUs OF ther. son, Mr.. William Vi.
he s'sIh, SI, 80, before the senior dance OF
viii, eihesthut Hill Academy. The quests
scbsr "NElude NIde Miss Celeste del. Heck
'N'' MISS Nina Baugh, Miss Elizabeth
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, NAVY YARD

Colonel and Mrs. Charles S. IIll and
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Thomas II.
Brown, will give q dance and bridge
party at the Marine Barracks this
evening
Among the women from the Navy
Yard who attended the luncheon Of the
Women's Republican Club on Tuesday
at the Huntington Valley Country Club,
were; Mrs. II. II. Norton, Mrs Arthur
b. Owens. Mrs Iittleton Waller Tase.
we'll Waller and Mrs Charles Il. Black
burn.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. r.
j. Keleher. entertained at box party
at the theatre on Wednesday evening.
The guests we're; Admiral and Mrs.
Louis dc Steiguer. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Clarence Gulbrauson, DR.. and Mrs. Her
bert Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. George Brinton.
Mr. and Mrs Lester A Mechlin. Mr.. and
MHs John T. Troth and Commander
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The ladies Of the n. A. l.. G. No 3
headquarters at 1903 Spring Garden
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Warren Moss. Of 1849 Wynne-
wood road. entertained at luncheon, fol-
lowed by bridge, yesterday at the Green
Hill Farms Hotel, Overbrook.
Mr.: and Mrs. 4. G.. Rowland Of 5eOl
Whitby avenue, announce the maria Re
OF their daughter, Miss Ellen Rowland,
and Mr.. George Il. Bresette. Of 6236
Carpenter street. on Saturday, MAY G..
IN the Glen Riddle Episcopal Church,
Mr. and Mrs. Bresette will make their
home at $3.50 Cedarhurst street, after a
wedding trip.