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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

81 LOuis. &. MaShlnELOn 7.
Cleveland. 3: Boston. 2 az inniuSsI
New York Il; Detroit. 6.
Philadelphia, II; Chicago l.
Detroit .; Boston, o.
TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
SPANNING HE The CLUBS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
FORD RUN "a MILES ON
GALLON GASOLINE.
start Easy in Coolest Wc,thcr-Othcr
Cars Show Proportinnatc Saving.

\ new carhurctor which cuts down
gasoline consumption of any motor and
reduces gasoline bills from one.third 90
one. half is t1c proud achievement ~ the
Friction Clrburctor Co. l30 Mad
son 81 Diyt o. ohio. This remarkable
iuvcut ten not only incrcass th, power
II mo,os fum 80 to 80 per cent but
enables every one 90 ran slow ono high
scar % also makes h easy o. start
Ford or any other car In thc coolest
weather You can use the very cheap
est grade of gasoline or half gasoline
and half kerosene and still get more
power and more mileage than you now
get from the highest test gasoline. An
Ford owners can get rs high as 20 miles
tu a gallon Of gasoline. So sure ar,
0 he manufacturers II the immense say.
ing their new carburctor viii make that
hey offer Ia send IL on 30 days trial
90 every ear owner. As Il can boz put
on or taken OF In a few minutes by
nvonc Al readers of this paper who
want 10 ~ Il should send their name
address, and make of car % the manu-.
mcturcrs 40 once. They also want
iucs,l agents. To whom they offer cX
ccptionnlly large profits Write them
today. ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
DR., BOkz REPORTS
At PENITENTIARY

Following Be- partial account OF the
surrender OF Or T.. n Boaz to prni.
,.rtlfr authorities as the story APP
uur,d BOO the Han County Herald:
Dr. T. u Boaz former Memphis ply.
stefan. reported 20 the penltent'lry
authorities last week. and Is now segv.
up the state.
o., proceeded to the penitentiary Of
h- own volit.on and gave himself up.
when be- reported there they had not
received the commitment. and, as a
result he could not be accepted. They
notified him be- would have 10 walt.
he went 20 a hotel IN Huntsville ind
waited three days Tor the commitment
to arrive lie then went into the In.
suuion 70 begin his sentence.
II viii b. recalled that he was con-
victcd about two years ago Of killing
barber In Dallas The ease was ap.
pealcd and affirmed about twelve
months ago. a rehoaring was refused.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
LOCAL WEATHER
STATISTICS FOR
1921 COMPILED

Weather statistics for 1921 have
...n compiled by the local weather
bureau. These statistics show the COM
son with other years, especially as
The extremes In temperature. The
.... Ige temperature was $50 degrees.
highest In 30 years. The figures
follow.
hottest day. 81 degrees, Aug. 10:
...I.s, dav. degrees above zero. Dec.
t,mge temperature. $50 highest
300 years. hottest day In Us history.
.05 degrees. June %. 1918. coolest day
r ts history. 10 degrees below zero.
Bob. D.. 1893. clear days In 1921, 22O;
mItly cloudy DAYS In 1921, 1872 cloudy
DAYS in 1921. % rainy days in 1921. "a;
snowfall 100 1927. 209 inches; total
Precipitation IN 1921. 2j.2i inches;
dfiest year In us history 1910, with
mas inches and most moisture In it's
history. 1855. with 37O7 inches.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
WHERE FARMERS
WILL LEARN or
BUREAU ACTIVITY

Following is n tentative itinerary Of
farm bureau speakers la the Pan
handle
Mondav Ban. rs. Umbarger. Randall
County Judge l.. Cough OF Hereford
ana D. 50 McCrackon ~ Groom. Tues
dny and wednesday Jan. n and Is
Hereford Deaf Smith County. Cough
and M,tucken. Wccount swine breed
ors meeting und poultry show: Thurs
day. Jan fp. Groom Gray County.
Cough and MoCmckou. Friday, Jan. 20
Pamna. G1y County Cough and Nc.
CuoF'n. SATURDAY, Jan. q. Claude,
ArmstronE County Cough and Nc.
Cuck,n.
MONDAY Jan s'. Nazareth. ca-tro
Count MrCuck0n and Cough; Tues.
dsy JON 20 ulmmot. Castro County
Mrrm.kcu and Cough. "Wednesday,
Jan. .5 opr.ng Lake Lamb County
Mcrmckcr and Cough. Thursday. Jan.
2G Li'tlsneld. Lamb County. Nc.
Cr,ckcu and Cough Friday. Jan. 81.
FHIWDl Farmer County McCrack.b
and Cough Saturday Jan 2S. Friona
Farmer County McCmckcn and Cough
N0GdlE Dan 30. Hale Center, Hale
County Cough and McCncken: Tue.
dlt Dam 80 Petersburg. Hale County.
tough and McCmckcn. Wednesday.
Feb 4 Alternately Hale County. Cough
ana McCmoken Thursday. Friday ana
saturday Feb. o and :. Lubbock
County Cough and McCracken.
Monday and Tuesday. Feb. G and Z.
Buscoo County. McCrackcn and Cough;
"Wednesday Feb s. Unassigned. but
probably Briscoe or FLOYD Counties
McCu'kcn and Cough, Thursday. Fri.
fiv and saturday. Feb .. 10 and II.
Floyd County McCracken and Cough.
engagements after Saturday. Feb II.
NAV ho made Tor Judge Cough and Mr.
Mccuckon by farmers desiring them.
Ice Sattcrwhitc OF Amarillo will ad.
drcs s'ho farmers NJ husband. Potter
County on Friday, Jan % lie will fn
special engagements when requested
90 DO so
The farm bureau speakers service Ia
Tree 10 the farmers Tho farm bureau
has contract with the wheat growers
association 90 furnish such service. and
finance The organization OF the wheat
growers association
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
81 6 FOWLS ARE
ON EXHIBIT AT
HEREFORD SHOW

HEREFORD. Texas. Jan I7-HIs
ford's first effort az au Exclusive .h0g
Tor poultry literally pa'ilyge! the conn
miitec In charge with the otcrwhrlu n.
Interest displayed and tine numha u
entries. a total ~ Gi6 birds hy acton
count arrived Monday and Tuesday OBJ.
spacious Farmer building believed H
be- ample and then som, fD. DO, I.
commodation OF the show. proved tO Do
entirely inadcquat, The middle POI.
Z three double rows ~ coops wJs hI.
riedly doubl" dcckod when "a, chicken.
continued 70 pour in.
Judge n W Duke ~ Amarillo as
sisted by y J Curry az Amarillo. start
cd the Judging early Tuesday morning
md hammered away at n an day badly
hampercd by the surging streams ~
humanity TINT packed th. isles th, Disc"
ong day and fought Tor "a chance tu se,
he splendid birds ON display M Duke
said the show was dandy and This
sentiment was that generally expressed
by all Visitors from an over tho Pan
handle arrived Tuesday
The show should probably have hrrr
held IN the basement ~ th. oUIrthNus'
1r In the sale pavilion Dat Do would
have taken a prophet Of lsp, 'u hlF'
toretold the unprccod interest
The committee in charge hnulht ur IIl
'ho ribbon bon town IN 90. winner.
This committee, by the way. assisted h'
volunteers. worked like dogs 1000 the
day Monday, half the night and all DIV
Tuesday and had an Their day and night
ahead 81 them
Sp"cial mention perhaps should H
made Of the devoted work of T. j
Newell who assumed the task NJ feed
ing and watering those six hundred
and sixteen birds. and kept it 10 stead
itv Thirty varieties are represented in
he show with many out ~ town
breeder among them Frank Milford
md + j Curry of Amarillo. Pierce
Youngblood - Pampa 4 l. king ~
rcNico. Ludwig Irlbock ~ iiaupv.
Maud Rippy and Harry Cone ~ Dim
nit. Mrs. j I Philips ~ SurInglake
4" = Walker q Canyon j l.illard ~
Frionh
The show will continue through
"Wednesday and winners viii h. an.
bounced ~ the close
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
G. ", STRATTON IS
DEAD AT M'LEAN

Srcci io The News
MCLEAN, Texas, Jan. l7.-G, w.
Stratton, a. pioneer prominent citizen
~ Mclean. died here today at 1870.
he is survived by a widow and eight
children, three boys and five girls. All
OF whom live in this city. and sister
Mrs Hutchinson u san Marcos Mr..
Stmtton came to this city about -
years ago and since that time has been
engaged IN farming The body viii be
held until Thursday pending the ar.
rival u one son. sylvester. from Big
sandy The deceased was nephew
OF Cslub Merchant OF Abilene MI
Stratton was well known because OF
his religious activities in this vicinity
lie WAS a member Of the Nazerene
Church OF this city The cause OF his
death was pneumonia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
HARRISON STREET
RESIDENTS W A n!
6 BLOCKS PAVING

4 petition signed hv residents Of Hlr
Streets. asking that paving be- laid on
those six blocks. was presented 10 the
city commission yesterday afternoon.
=. = Phillips headed delegation Of
property owners from that street.
II. u. Cline !. - Stinson. ". L.
Moblov and J l.. Summers asked the
city commission 90 appoint "a deputy
inspector 10 work with dairy men or.
clusively. II is the belief ~ these men
that Improvements could De made In
the dairy products n there II closer
inspection. Tho commission took this
request under advisomcnt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
MODERN POULTRY
RAISING METHODS
WILL Be TAUCH

Special 70 The News
COLLEGE STATION. Texas. Jan. II.
The \ q VI College ~ Texas. cooperat.
ing with the Denver railroad, fitted out
special poultry exhibit railroad car
which viii tour the important towns ~
Northwest Texas in the interest Of
more and better poultry on the farms
Of that part Of the state next week
Tho Denver railroad supplied a large
passenger coach from which the seats
were removed and II was very attrac-
lively fitted and arranged inside 10
feature and strikingly display the i'm
portant phases Of poultry production
by the poultry departments OF the Col.
loge
Included IN the cyhibii was one large
pen sixteen feet by five feet On whi,u
was put twelve laying hens. with trap
nests. roosts. mash hopper grit and
shc1 hoppors water fountains and
other necessary equipment. This pen
viii be- used 20 Illustrate the methods OF
selecting and culling layers methods OF
feeding Tor production and for general
flock management There will also be
exhibits ~ incubators. breeders. feed
atious. farm layOuts. egg marketing.
disease prevention work and other
pertinent and important timely prob.
lens
Photographs and cards bearing i'm
portant information viii he displayed
ON the side walks Literature, includ.
ing bulletins reports and circulars will
be- on hand Tor general distribution.
Included In the itinerary Of the train
are Decatur. Henrietta. Wichita Falls.
Memphis Amarillo, Dalhart Texline.
Childress Stamford, Spur and mum.
her OF other towns and cities The
twenty-five, stops will bc made and the
tour completed In the period from Jan.
10 to Feb Il.
Attached 10 the train viii be spe-
ci8l business car containing staterooms
and diner for the staff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Check That Cold
Right Away

n sudden Chill - snecIC, -stuiiy
Hiccling in the head -and you have
the beginning OF a hard cold. &c.
right after u. Just a. soon the sniiilcl
start, with DIR. Kings New Discovery.
Tor hity years a standard remedy
Tor colds. coughs and grippe.
There are no harmful druss. nothing
Tut god. healing medicines. that get
ri.ht down TO the trouble and help
..-turc.
You viii soon notice a change Tor the
letter. Has convincing. healing
taste that the kiddics like. Good
g.. ,,o,,,., rouyhs All dr,t,g;.,s en.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
HALL GRAND JURY
AFTER BOOTLECCERS
speeial,o The Nsvr

etfAAi ~ Nc NHNa
MEMPHIS Texas. Jan. 1.-The
hah county grand jury closed its ses.
sion h' returning - felony and 10 mis-
demcanor indictments They made two
strong recommendations one asking FOR
better cooperation in watching for and
detecting huotleggine and the other that
persons arrested fnr any misdemeauor
WhA cannot pay their fines he workcd
on Tho county roads according TO stat
utes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

W ~ Fuqua, president ~ the First
National Bank Mrs. Fupua and Miss
Lena Kcykcndall reached New York
Monday according 10 messages re-.
ccived here thnt date. They left Anna.
rillo late last week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

\ bad wound. burn co. rut should De
cioans"d ot dirt or impurities and dress
Cd with Liquid Borozono n heals the
flesh with marvellous speed Price. acc.
600 and fl2O Sold hy Randall Drug co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
: Mere In Race

MEMPHIS. Texas Jan. i7.-sevcn
ne" candidates entered the ring Of
local politics this week II appears that
there vii he a live race for all offices
m hall County with quite n number
seeking i,,,,.f,on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-19
"WONDER-R-FLlL," !" THE WOMEN
OF AMERICA, SAYS BARONESS
So Charming So Determined, They Continually Surprise
Me-" Exclams Woman From, Holland Visiting Here
"Euen Insects Move Faster

American women are wonder -r-r-
full"
So says Baroness Van Haeften
Hatch. of Holland, who is in this city
for stay Of three weeks. Although she
has become an American citizen, with
nm American husband. the Baroness is
typically Continental in her person.
ality and point Of view.
Her work here is in connection with
q vast plan for economic and CONNER
cial CO operation between France and
America. which is being prepared by
her and her associates.
They -tinually surprise me"
said the Baroness. "these American
women. Such determination. such
beauty, such elegance and cbicness as
they have!
IT have lived in this country for
one year and one-half, and always they
are surprising me with their excel
lencies. They are very intelligent, too.
and capable Of doing things that
European women could not undertake.
"1n France the women are similar.
But they are not, shall say, so ener-
eetic? They are not so r-r- remarkable
as to their force. They are charming,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-19
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Tretch, OF
2l4b North Ninth street, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Marguerite Elizabeth Tretch, to Mr..
Horace A. Georges
Mrs. J. Walters, of North Nineteenth
street. will be hostess on Thursday aft
ernoon to the members Of her five hun
dred club.
Mrs. Esther Halberg. Mr. md Mrs.
Henry kamsler. Miss Miriam F. Hol.
berg and Mrs Charles X. Kamsler will
be at home on Sunday evening. January
jestlc.
Mrs. Lazarus. OF the Hotel Majestic,
has returned from visit in New York.
Miss Marie stahl. of 2s42 North
Twelfth street. entertained recently In
Washington. D. c.. and Miss Lola Hal
ley, OF Pasadena, Calf. Her guests
included Miss Harriet NJ. Clure. Miss
Agnes Fitzpatrick. Miss Rose Fitzpat.
rick, Mics Taylor. Miss Hollerson, Mrs.
Gerhard: Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert keown,, Mr.. and Mrs James Ma.
honey. Mr.. and Mrs. William Stahl. Mr..
Joseph Ford, Mr.. ]. Wilbur Forrest Mr.,
Harry Brown, Mr.. Charles Gallagher.
Mr.. William Nagel, Mr.. T. William
Pound. Mr. Frank NJ, Feeney, Mr.
.iai Ns a, rhrTcll, MI. James hagen.
Mr.. Frank McKeown, Mr.. Thomas
Thiclipenny. Mr.. Albert Brown. Miss
Eta Lenny, OF Seattle, Washington /;
Miss Della Baldwin and Miss Helene
Baldwin, OF Macon, Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. George Devine. OF Chel.
sea, entertained for few days as their
guests Miss Florence Morehouse, OF 1922
North Camac street. and Mr.. Thomas
Curry, Of New York City. Mr.. and Mrs.
Devine. after a short stay in this CITY,
VIII return to their home on West
Ninety'sixth street New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gorback m.
nounce the engagement OF their daugh.
ter. Rose b. Gorback, to Mr.. Reuben
Gerber. Of Pittsburgh, on January 10,
at SS7 FerHon street, PHILADELPHIA
Among the guests present were Mr.,
and Mrs. J. Gerber. Mr.. ana Mrs NJ.
Seigle. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frankei ali
Of Pittsburgh Mr.. and Mrs. !. Gibbs,
Mr. and Mrs J. Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Richman,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
L. Schwartz, Mrs. T. Rosennan, Mrs.
+, Miller, Misses E Stern, A. Roseman,
NJ Roseman. j. Sutow, M. Schwartx
Messrs, d. Cantor, NJ. Gorback, !. Cor.
back M. Stern. p. 9. Pachter and NJ
Seiderman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-19
GER MANTOwN

Mr and Mrs. Edward Stc!lwagon. OF
Pelham Court, Germantown. announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Margaret Bird Stellwagon, to Mr.. Al.
bert Newton Thomson. OF Rutherford,
N. j.
Mrs. George B. Arnold and Mis-, LII.
lie a. Arnold have returned to Ger
mantown after four months stay in
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Carl f. r. Haasold Of
Mount Airy, are receiving congratula.
tons upon the birth OF a son, Frederick
Montgomery Hassoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Short, o,
Crcsheim and Pelham street, have
left to spend the winter In Miami, Fla
Mr. and Mrs James Dobson. OF bas5
North Sixth street, are receiving con.
gratulations upon the birth OF a daugh.
ter.
Mrs, L, Frickie Lesher. OF 73a West.
view street; Miss Nina Prettyman and
Mr. j: Louis Howell gave a musical re-.
cital last week at Bordentown Military
Mrs. t. Lesher, pianist: Miss Eliza.
peth Hood Latta, soprano, and Miss
l1Ilda Reiter will give q recital on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-19
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Frank Riddell, of the lvanhoe
Apartments, entertained at bridge at
her home yesterday afternoon. The
guests included Mrs. Charles Peacock.
Mrs. II. Zilbey. Mrs. l.. Ennis, Miss
Beatrice Wutrz, Of Bedford, Pa. Mrs.
Henry Courtney and Mrs Read Hyn-
son. Mr., and Mrs. Charles Peacock
we're the dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Riddell Wednesday.
Mrs. John Mccullough entertained at
luncheon at her homo, s33 South Fifty.
seventh street, yesterday. The guests
included Mrs. Frank La Bold, Mrs. e.
]. Sinsiser. Mrs. Charles Gorham, Mrs.
George Hughes, Mrs. II. Guy Heebner.
Mrs. Marshall II. Stretch, Mrs. Supplee
Farquhar, Mrs. Wesley Wear, AIrs.
Edward Kershaw and Mrs. Robert s.
Harrison.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Cadwa llader, of
% wellington road. have Miss Miriam
Washburn. Of Delaware. n. Y. as their
guest, Miss Washburn. whose en-
gagement to Mr.. s. Wynne Keaver OF
Dayton. o.. has recently been an
nounced, was the guest OF honor at q
tea Tuesday afternoon, given by DR..
and Mrs. Cadwallader.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-19
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr. and Mrs Howard Wurts Page, OF
1913 Clinton street, announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Mary
Cox Page TO Mr.. john O. Plat, or 2lll
De Lancey place and .Paoli
Mr. and Mrs Ledya-d Heckscher, OF
2l23 Spruce street and RolinGbroke.
Radnor, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Virginia Heckscher,
and Mr.. Barclay MCFadden, son OF MI
George II. McFadden. OF Barclay Farm,
Rosemont, aud Eighteenth and Spruce
streets.
Mr. and Mrs William Essex Parsons.
Of Cynwyd, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Ruth Elizabeth
Parsons, and Mr.. Edward Porter street
Street of Chicago,
Misc Mary Charming wistcr: daugh.
ter of Mr owen Wister. OF Butler
Place. Logan, will entertain at dinner
on Friday evening, February Is, In
honor Of Miss Florence Lockwood, OF
New York, who will bc her guest over
that weekend Miss Wister and her
guests will later attend the Second AS
sembly
Miss Georgtena T., Harris, daughter
1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrews Harris, Jr,
tea which her parents will give IN
early October at their place on. West
Chestnut avenue Chestnut Hill. Miss
itarrls, who ts a student at Madame
M6os School In Paris viii return home
IN June.
An Interesting debutarte OF next sea-
son VIII be Miss Lucylle Austin. daugh-
YER or Mr.. Richard L. Austin, OF Rex
ana Seminole avenues, Chestnut Hill
VINO , VIII make her formal debut at a
October
Mr. and Mrs. James Ackroyd, of Pei
uam court, Germantown, left last week
and the West.
MISS Martha Dodgson Baker daugh.
sr or Mrs Louis C. Baker, OF Bala, who
tne guest OF her brother-in-law and
hS,or' Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lesley
iimss' iEinss' OF st, Paul. Mimi, for q short
sister, Mr., and Mrs. Ethan Allen Hitch.
mn, SN snepley, of 81. Louis, No, next
nv" b"ntn ana will spend a few weeks with
NJ prother'ln.law and sister DR. and
Ss James W, Nixon, OF San Antonio,
tn. ., peIore pS, returning to her home In
MIS- cary spring, The engagement OF
artss atss Baker and Mr.. Benjamin Clyde
N,ifsbgs' son OF MIR, and Mrs Chauncey
hans hoh GriSgs OF st. Paul. Mimi, has
wen announced.
waatssss Nancy r. Cope, daughter ofIMrs.
sWtalter Cope, OF 900 East johnson
Snee'' wns' Germantown. viii leave next
,.t,,k wnsk Tor Lake Placid, N. y, where she
w" attend house party.
urS, MRS, David Lewis. Of $40 South
fny1urth ~ street, viii entertain at a bur.
10 luncheon at her home today In honor
~ n er sister Mrs. Grlswold I.orlilard.
~ tuxedo Park,
a, u. and Mrs, ], Bertran Llpplncott,
" 'hs Spruce street. left Yesterday FOR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-19

Of Music. The committee IN charge OF
the affair includes Mr.. Fred n Clem.
ents, chairman Mr.. Warren j. Menarg
and Mr. william Mecks, % yr' r,onss 0,nsr
Manning II. Corrigan, Mr.. Curtis r.
Brsnker, Mr.. Frank p. Thompson. Mr'
Harold r. Ormsby, Mr.. Charles a. starr,
Mr.. Robert M. Martin, Mr HaIoio ~
Dalsimor, Mr. Charles A. Mehash; ,,as,I. Mr.
son, Mr.. Peter Blair Mr.. Dudd L..
wray and Mr.. John T. Connolly.
Mira l. c. shuttle, of a5o4 South Gar.
net street. entertained at a luncheon
and bridge lpartyIonlIMonday afternoon,
In honor oflMrs. John W, Crandall, who
leaves on Sunday for Haiti. Her guests
included Mrs. Walter Samans. Mrs
George Carr Mrs. Thomas Brousnton,
Mrs Mrs. william Cover; over pahh,ns mfs Sie'sh''"
Mrs. walter .samans. of 2522 South
Twentieth street, entertained the Nom.
bers Of her card club at lunoheon and
bridge on Tuesday afternoon. In honor
of MIRA Jack Maurer, OF Wheenns, W.
Va, Among those present were MIS-,
Charles Shislsr, Miss Mary Merlz, Mrs
William Tomlinson, Mrs. Fred RopoinS
Mrs. John Busch and Mrs. Frank Dc
Lancey.
Friends Of Miss Madeline Lottus OF
1923 South Eighteenth street, Will be
glad to hear she Is recuperating from
her recent illness.
Mr. Russell witwer, OF 2IS South
Fifteenth street. entertained at home
last evening as his guests Miss Kay
Green, Miss Peggy Collins. Miss Regina
Gala CHER. Miss Catharine Tonard MISS
Margaret NfcDevltt, Miss Sara Booth.
Miss Mary Morris. Mr.. William Ward
Mr.. Louis Baldino. Mr.. Frank Kelly, Mr..
Edward Smith, Mr.. James Campbell, Jr.,
and Mr.. Frank Smith.
A pure-food supper. followed by a
dance, was held last evening In the
Epiphany School hall, Twelfth and Jack:
son streets, given under the auspices OF
the b. V. M. Society. Those on the
committee we're Miss Belle Henderson
and Miss X. Conroy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-19
Edson.Scheidt Wedding

A wedding of interest took place last
evening at 8 o'clock when Miss kath'
arlne Augusta Scheidt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Scheidt. OF 1910 West
Main i street. Norristown. and Mr.
Howard Elliot Edison. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dunbar Edison, OF Ger
mantown, were married. The marriage
ceremony took place at the homo of the
bride and reception followed. The
Rev. Paul u Strodach. pastor OF the
Trinity Lutheran Church, officiated at
the ceremony. The bride was given In
marriage by her father and was at
tended by her sister. Mrs. Joseph d.
Rambo, and Mrs. John Slade Carter as
matrons Of honor Miss Florence M.
Rsmbo. of Norristown, and Miss Ed
warda Crandall. OF Chestnut Hill. werc
bridesmaids. The bridegroom had his
brother. Mr.. Joseph r. Edison. as best
man, and the ushers included Mr.. Law
renee Edison, another brother; Mr.. Carl
and Mr.. Paul Scheidt, brothers OF the
bride. and Mr.. Ralph Preston.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-19

Wednesday, February /, at the Bala.
Cynwyd Club.
Mrs Herbert Grantham, OF 17S
Queen lane, entertained at a luncheon
on Saturday In honor Of Mrs. Leslie B.
Grantham, Of 4611 Morris street
Mrs. Leslie Grantham and Miss Kerr
gave an Informal musicale on Satur.
day evening last,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-19
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Testers will entertain at All in.
formal dance on Saturday evening OF
his week in the foyer OF the Academv