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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
BLAME CHURCH OFFICIALS
Or. Crowther 6Iames Lack Of Prog.
ress for Dying institutions

The Rev. DR.. James r. Crowther.
pastor of Arch Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church, told the Baptist Minis
tc:s' Conference Yesterday tho world
has become n vast whispering gallery. "
with all nations in very close commun-
cation.
If a prominent man dies in Calcutta
in the morning. We receive news Of his
death the night before. by our time"
DIR. Crowther said. Indeed. it is pos.
sible for us 10 send our condolences.
which he might read the night before
his death. by our time.
Speaking OF the steady retreat Of tho
churches in great cities like Philadcl.
phia and New York. DR.. Crowthcr said
he never knew n downtown church to
give up the fight and sell its property
which had not died Within before it
succumbed to changing conditions in its
neighborhood. Ant!quatcd church off
cals who never permit an up-to date
innovation are responsible for most N
these dying churches, Dr. Crowthcr
said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
Cousin OF Lincoln Dies

Reading. Pa. May 16.~-Alfrcd G..
Lincoln. eighty three wears old. II farmer
Of Exeter. this county. Il third cousin
Of President Abraham Lincoln. died ycs-
terday. He resemblod President Lin
coin to such a degree that he was known
in his neighborhood as Abe.
In 1850 one branch OF tho Lincoln
family left B"rks for Virginia. and from
this President Lincoln was descended.
Alfred G.. Linrolns ancestor was Abra q.
ham Lincoln. Of Bcrks, ono Of the most
prominent men of his time and cspe.
cially active in the Rcvolut ionary War.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
Little Benny's S
Notebook
BY Lee Paps

Nc and LEROY SLoo.,er was taking
vowk his oftirroon tsvkino ahou, Gif.
from suhiccks nuthing in parrickicr
and We started to 90 mast the IittIe
Grand and los, ,hen there wa, q Iot of
clanping inside sounding like cvcrv.
body Ginning on account Of somoth Ing
gTaie me- SAVING {; there mnsr bc =
srate nnyja IN thero today
wish we was in there Ius,cd of
ONT heor sod LEROY Shooster.
WIN lost then ,here was a lor n
moro cionninr as If Il vas pct,,ng bc,.
,er insteJ NJ verse LEROY sovinp q
hov that mist h. a rrotc nIckturc ali
Tito {, wiz I never have cuv money
iest Won 7 mead II ,he most,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES

Hsppenings IN every cline. Important nan
pls places and events in every land: in fact
The tnost Interesting pictures the cameraInan
can find, regardless Of expense or distance
every Sunday in the beautiful RotosrsvuTo
SECTION of tbs sunday PrBLiC EpDoIs
IsAake 1t q Habit,"--Adr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

TO hoys IN various
public or private
schools of the city
for excellence in
studies. sports.
leadership. p g r.
sonalitv and pa
trinttsm.
~ III m nndor
EurkhoIdcr. q {
Raymond t. Cree
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
LEGION MEDALS
READY FOR YOUTHS.
Awards for Scholarship and
Sports Are to Be An
nounced in Few Days
POST IS PLANNING DANCE

Legion Merit medals will take place
shortly. These medals are to be given
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24

mic. Prudenta lie cere ca sa sc
pue imediat la adapost de alta
cul bursei, cumparand dolari l.
mediat, trimitand "draft "-ul
exportatorului american 81 ce-
rand dicontul (rabatul) preva-
zut in factura.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
RATHENAU
ASASINAT

BERLIN, "A Iunic.-- Ministrul
afacerilor streine Rathenau a fost
asasinat All. Ell a fost impuscat in
GruenWald de un ON care era in
tr 'un autOmobil. Ministrul era
tocmai in drum spre biuroul sau.
Ell a fost acela care a condus ne
gociatiunile cu rusii La Genoa, earl
negociatiuni au avut Ca reznltat
tratatul ruso-german. Ell fost
oe! maj pu.e-Rie l;arI.at &c stat il.
guvernul german.
Dupa reihtoarcerea sd din Ge-
noa la Berlin el a fost foarte multi
critical de unii pentru pegociatiu-
nile sale cu RUSH.
Rathenau a fost considerat ca eel
mai mare expert al Germaniei i'm
chestii de refaccre. Ell fost mi
nistru de externe in ministerul ac-
tual. Asasinatul fost cea mai
mare autOritate in chestii de indem-
nitate. Pc langa Hugo SHINES el
era eel mai bogat ON al Germaniei.
81 facea parte din partidul socia-
list. Rathenau era pentru o pace
81 intelegere Gu Franta.
Districtul Gruenwald, unde a
avut loc asasinarea, este eel mai
eXclusiv district de resedinte, ST.
tuat intre Berlin 81 POtsdam.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
FRANTA

Trecerea crizei reperatnnilor
din 81 Mai usurat lntru catva
sitllatia de incordare din lumea fl
nanciara 81 indlstriala a Frantei,
insa neisbutirea comitetului banche
rilor International negocia un
imprumut pentru Germania ere
lat un nou element de nesiguranta
Totusi, atasatul comercial al Ame-
ricei zice ca industria panzeturilor
incaltamintei, cladirei 81 metaluri-
lor arata activitate satisfacatOa
re. in prezent. Oameni fara lucru
nu mai sunt, ba mai multi char, in
fabricile mari inceput sd sc simti
lipsa de muncitori. Situatia agri
cola s'a fmbunatatit.
In industria otelului Sc vad i'm
bunatatiri considerable, datorit;
mai Gu seama continuarei exportu
lui in Germania, lucru care q fos
reclamat de neabilitatea firmelol
gcrmane sa ofere cumparatorilo,
din tara preturi Stable 81 sd del
comenzile la timp. Pretul fierulu
1 nelucrat este tot att de jeftin G
|. 81 eel al Germaniei, lar producti
continue sa creased att in Frant
!, cat 81 in Lorena. Exportarile /
Il Germanai sunt in cele mai mutt
! cazuri in forma de producte sem
d fabricate. Uncle firme Sc gandei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
CrOniCa Economical
RELATE oFICIALA
DEPARTAMENTUL COMERTULUI
WASHINGTON


Punctele nefavorable din suata Romanie continua fl
defcitu bugeulu Desperate caor eate nesguran
schmbului la bursa continue prt uor psa
de locrinse rrodsctiei pc
troleului 81 recolta cat poate de buna.
Romanlor ncepe sa plaza piersce in Ame
rica precum osta americana sardelele 81 apee in cu
Atasatu comerca d. Van Norman ntrun rapport cae de-
partamentul comeuu spune produsee americana ncep
casge plata Romanie in cuda incercor acute
negustor pentru sprin industra naonala Pc tmp
Romanul prefer ructee americana pare pune mai
pref pc vegetable fanceze lar compoue engleze Wind
mai bine ca cele americana.
d. Norman spune de ca situata schmbului
asa in Romania exportaori straini
wing din in mai multi ca Gel mai sgur moc de face
inert Gu Romania sa al cantate de marui
puse acolo la dispozemai de preferat find metoda de
mar in mana unu propru reprezenant al
in mana unu agent vrednc de incredere
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24

care sa le vinda potrivit Gu
gradul cerintei 81 Gu pretul cal
culat dupa schimbul din ziua
aceea, cumparand imediat do
lari Gu leii obtinuti din vinza-
rea marfurilor. Metoda acea-
sta miosoreaza multi rizicul Gre
ditului. Deoarece preturile To-
Gale Sc ajusteaza dupa descre-
sterea valorii in strainatate a
leului-o ajustare care a ince-
put de mult-rizicurile luate
n ar trebui sa fie mai mari de-
cat e necesar; tinandu-se sea-
ma, bineinteles, 81 de regula ca
bunurile puse la dispoSitia a
gentului sau reprezentantului
sa alba mai dinainte un loc
Great pc plata tarii.
! Majoritatea exportatorilor
au in general ideia ca nu e Gu
minte a vinde pc datorie in Ro.
mania, din cauza agitarei ce 81
face pentru ideia unui mora,
toriu pc toate datoriile la stra
ini, un aranjament Gu niste rate
de schimb vatamatoare credito
rului. Casele conservative $
cinstite din Romania nu pres
cor credit Gu termeni de plati
lungi. A obtine credit pc vi
timp indelungat, pentru ele in
semneasa q 50 angaja in specu
Ia de burs4, lucru care a rezul
tat in punerea in dificultati sa'
CHAR ruinarea multor magazi
ne din tara. Importatorii con
servativi vad bine ca nu pc
TRACE folosse din cumparafe
pc credit, 81 CD char daca ira
un oarecare folos, 81 este foart
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
In ATENTIA
MINERILOR
ROMAN

Ziarul nostru primeste della
multe companii de mine anun-
turi, pc cari-conform legilor
existente- lie poate refuza.
Deci pentru exactitatea celor
cuprinse in astfel de anunturi
ziarul nu-si poate lua response
bilitate. Fiecare miner roman,
inainte de a Sc angaja la o mi.
ma, sa investigheze situatia de
acolo, caci ziarul nostru nu poa.
te garanta mimic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
o FEMEE MISTERIoASA 81
ICINCI oAMENI ARESTATl
IN LONDRA

Londra, "a 1unie.-Organizatiu-
nea Scotland Yard a arestat All
in legatura Gu asasinarea maresa-
lului Wilson, cinci oameni 81 fc'
meie misterioasa. Gel Ii arestati
earl erau suspectati de legaturi CT
asasinii, au fost eliberati. Connoly
Isl 0 O'Brien, asasinii, au angajat ad
vocat 81 vor lupta pentru viata lor
leu toate cd admit Cd ei all omorI
pc maresalul armatelor engleze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24

seriOs la incalzirea mai multor to-
pitOare 81 La punerea in miscarc d
mai multor fabrici carl pana acum
statusera in nelucrare. Comptoi-
rul otelului structural notat mari
cresteri in vinzari pc luna Mai, da-
torita cresterei de activitate in con
struirea cladirilor, mai GU seama in
teritOriile devastate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
NEGRU sPfNZURAT DE
MULTIME IN TEXAS

Houston, Texas, "a Iunie.-War-
rem Lewis, un negru de Is AMI, q
fost spanzurat eri de multime de
800 oameni, dupa ce . marturisit
ca q atacat pc fata tincra, alba,
care traieste langa New Dacus, ju-
detul Montgomery.
Inainte de ce Ia spanzurat, mul-
timea ia dat vote Sd tina vorbire
unor negri. FL ia sfatuit % nu "a
Cd ceeace 9 s6varsit el.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
COMUNlCAT

Toti actions.rii Companiei de
publicitate q U. s. B. A. xiarul
"America", sunt rugati pentru
interesul propriu a-f comunica
adresa corecta n acest oficiu, in
eel mai scurt timp posibil.
Acest comunicat nu se refer&
Ia Societatile actionare carl q
partin y. 8. r. A.
Cleveland, 0. Ia a Iunie 1o22.
n. n. B0ERIU, Secrstar Adm.
5706 Detroit Ave. UAsvsland, Q.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24

HERRIN, ILL.,. % Iune-Regiunea miniera din sudul
ulu Illinois fost i'll compecta niste. Locuorii san
desmetec din BETA de snge ce cuprinea er aaltaer
Muncitor VENT sa lie locul lor All mort,
rin 81 numai putn scapat fara sa e pedepst de
mult timea Infuriata.
militara de cercetare descins la fata ocuui,
compusa din cnci membr al Gazei Rationale din Illinois,
Morga din Herlin umputa de cadavre. All s'au mai
s cadavre nr elcseu crede mai sunt caeva
in juru mineor.
Oar populated departe de regreta aces
mace Grupu de brbat 81 femei prn prval la coltur de
strada coenteaz eveimentele 81 toti par fl foarte mua
mit rezuat 'namcul este nvns'' Iata lie da salts
tactic eau PRINT merat,' par spune to Mime nu
varsa nci lacr simpatizeaza acei carl volt
sa lie pnea NORTH apartin Gel putin La natonalitat
Savi tvaneni talien uguri etc. fost adjust din Chi
cago De agene spunea eli lucra mneri
gani=sti freer afr1la un din e" sca2at cH rane
mai mic.
Iata cam ce spun locuitor orasuui streinor carl
VENT s vada aceuu Aceasta este afacerea noara
Lucrul sa intampat Lasatie sngul Noi sunem oamenl
bun daca ataca nme moi aranja aacere
sire fara ajutor strein'
Guvernul Federal intervine.
WASHINGTON 23 lunie.-Guvernul federal lntervenl
s. va exerca presume asupra mneror grevs 81 paro-
Ilor termne rezuat al maceuul din Herrln
Ministrul muncei Davis dupa consfatulre lunga Gu
Harding, redacat comuncat provocand pc cei respo
sab de connuarea greve sa covna a cada de acord
in eel mai scurt np greva nceteze In mod concdenal
minstru muncei declarat ca facut APPEL la patron 81
munctori pentru connuarea constitution.
Tn comuncat al Case Abe spune ca "evenimentele re-
cente din Herrn aata manestare nenorocoasa ostitat
lor &c exista inre dou case' Presedntee Harding
mai decara Casa Alba 1ncepe aciune medata ce va
aduce bine pentru ambeie particle rise fs .et591s
,sIata ce zice minsrul Davis intro decaratie Mmeri
orgazat gaia de participa la conerina care toate
uunle mniere fie reprezentae Gu ae cuvnte COME
rnta nu va mitaa la distrcul central Gle concurent
Ell sun gaia convent patronii din dstrictu central
concurena Patroni insa pretnd ca conernee sa Sc
faca numa pc istcte Patron conerine Gu munclto
lor 81 nu ununle oate sun gaia de sta Gle vorba
Gu ocan districua pentru sabli conditune de lucr
81 platle.
Sortarea noastra dec mrgnee in primu loc La aceea
a ae nartide sa consima adune la lOc dupd
aceea sa sabileasca acest loc
Departmental de comert are oameni trims IN hecare
district reconciare 81 munca centraa Sc race
aci in Washington de care pau exper MOI suntem gaia
de auta 81 pc munctor pc patron in sfortarea or de
pune capa greve MOI suntem convns ca daca vom reus
Sal aducem laolalta reus sa cada de acord
repetare violentelor avut loc Ia Herrn nu vor
1n+n1 -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
CEHoSLoVAUIA

Acum dupa disolvarea asociatiu-
nei cehoslovace de vinzari 81 cum
parari, guvernul cehoslovac are d.
vinzare 100000 pounds de bum
bac tors 81 cam 100 baluri de bun,
bac.- Deficitul associated Sc zice c
este de 2OO,OOO,0OO de coroane. r.
pOrtul acesta este dat de comisiG
nerul Geringer, al carui oficiu est
10 Praga.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
h Curtea mi|itara HI aCtiune
in Illinois
LOCUITORII DIN HERRIN N'ARATA
NICI JN REGRET
Ell BLAMEAZA Pc CUARZII DE MINE
PENTRU MACEL
Blu LIE TIN

HERRIN, ILL.,, % Iunie.-Manevratorii de pumpe din
minee inchse din udeul Williamson parasesc postul lor
All Rezultau este ca in cazul ca lua imediat
masure necesare minee fl inundate 81 face
pagube de miioane Eli Isl parasesc posturile din
amenintarei populatiunei locale
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
Ate IUPTE DE MINE IN WEST
VIRGINIA

lor de langa Moungeville 81 are
mitraliere in punctele strate-
gice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
Dol mineri o1noriti.

Charlestown, w. Va. "A lunle
= Statul West Virginia este din
nou scena unor lnpte de mine.
Atat minerii cat 81 patronn eran
.nervosi in urma unor raporturl
despre un atac al minerilor or
ganizati contra unor rtlpatorl
de greva'', langa Moundsyilie.
carl erau adjust Gu un tramvali
la nina Lewis, firmei Hudson
Coal Co. Din acest prilej all fost
omoriti dol ''rupatori de greva"
unuia i-s'a rIpt mana 81 vre-o
20 au fost raniti.
Politia este in controlul mine
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16

Quealy and Mrs. W. Cluston. Mrs.
p. w. Murray and Mrs. j. J.. O'Ma-
hony presided in the dining room. The
Misses Margaret McMeel and Kath-
crime O'Mahony received cards at the
door.
During the afternoon vocal solos
were given by Miss Kathleen OLeary
and Miss Olga Trinastich, accompanied
by Miss Louise Valverda Kelly, who
gave several piano selections.
Invitations wer issued to Mrs. Ar
mold Pfenninger, Mrs. Mary Coleman,
Mrs. James Ryan, Jr., Mrs. J. B.
Sherlock, Mrs. J. A. Blssenbach, Mrs.
J. B. Jergen, Mrs. A. B. Dirks, Mrs.
D. A, Mcknight, Mrs. Margaret Nc
Naught. Mrs. Richard Dibb, Mrs. Har-
old F.. G. Barnun. Mrs. Charles
Livers, Mrs. w. A. Brown, Mrs. e. A.
La Bossiere. Mrs. Hugh Cameron,
Mrs. f. F. Craber, Mrs. G. n. Sillo-
way. Mrs. F. A. Faust, Mrs. John
Digman. Mrs. j. H. Finnegan. Mrs.
c. l.. Rogers. Mrs. f. A. Shaw, Mrs.
Thomas Westgrade. Mrs. J. J. Homes,
Mrs. B. ?. Conray, Mrs. Viola Ward,
Mrs. f. T. Harlow.
Mrs. ". E. Bennett, Mrs. P. J.
Regain. Mrs. J. H. Harris, Mrs, James
Moore. Mrs. Harry Reisz, Mrs. John
Clifford, Mrs. Mae Green, Mrs.
Charles Regain. Mrs. j. H. Copelin.
Mrs. Fl. A. Thompson, Mrs. William
Cluston. Mrs. 2. W. Murray. Mrs. ".
+. OLeary. Mrs. W. NJ. Baldwin. Mrs.
F. f. Beatty, Mrs. j. J. OiMahony,
Mrs. p. A. Aline. Mrs. f. G. Sampson.
Mrs. f. G. Pagan, Mrs. Helen N.
Luckett. Mrs. Henry Vogel. Mrs. P.
H. Mcbride. Mrs. ]. H. DAILY, Mrs.
Ina Brosvan. Mrs. Ed Flaherty, Mrs.
Fred Perra, Mrs. Hilman Lying. Mrs.
VI. Mullen. Mrs. ". A. Hagen, Mrs.
l.. VI. Mcdonald. Mrs. Jerome DAILY.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Quealy. Mrs. Margaret
Shields. Mrs. W. J. Cawley, Mrs.
Mary Casey. Mrs. John Dawson. Mrs.
A. Fl, Malenke. Mrs. E. Sedwin. Mrs.
s. Hughes of Rridger. Mont. Mrs. 0.
2. McElmeel. Mrs. E. s. Epley.
Miss Margaret Vogel. Miss Margaret
Mcbride. Miss Molly O'Mally, Miss.
Louise Nalverda Kelley. Miss Mary
Casey. the Misses Regina and Clara
Mcdonald. Miss Anne Kelley. Miss
Mary Coleman. Miss Dorcas Shaw,
Miss Harriet Westgarde. Miss Anne
Delaney of Helena. Miss Kathleen
OLearv. the Misses Hattie and Bertha
Reisz. Miss Mary Regain and Miss Olga
Trinastich.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16

was assisted in serving by Miss Grace
Stiebe who is visiting here from Val
paraso, Ind.
I Prizes were awarded to Mrs. q. B.
Nelson, Mrs. Clarence Terrill and Miss
Wayne Rorig,
The guests were Mrs. Carl Allison,
Mrs. Y. z. killinger, Mrs. W. J. Beech
err. Mrs. II. L. Beers, Mrs. r. E. Caples.
Mrs. ]. F. Higgins, Mrs. Clarence
Terrill, Mrs 0. h. Nelson. Mrs. ]. c.
Morrisette. Mrs. Frank Hubbard. Mrs.
p. c. Silk. Mrs. J. Fl. Wellens, Miss
Kathleen Andrews of Norwalk, Conn,
Miss Edna Haeger, Miss Grace Stiebe,
Miss kocher and Miss Rorig.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
1horolf Evenson Engaged
To Minnesota Girl.

According to the society page of last
Sundays St. Paul Pioneer-Press. the
engagement of Thorolf Evenson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Evenson of 716
Fourth avenue north. to Miss Isobel
ANGEL Lackey has been announced by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. III.
Lackey of Buffalo Lake. MINI,
Miss Lackey is a member of the Del
ia Gamma sorority, having attended
the University of North Dakota.
Mr.. Evenson. who visited here with
his parents last ummer, is a graduate
of the University of Minnesota and
University of Michigan law school. He
is a member of the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity. Mr.. Evenson is practicing
law in Minneapolis.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
Mary Dubuque and the bridegroom,
Frank Boice.

Mary Dubuque and the bridegroom,
Frank Boice.
Miss Dubuque wore canary colored
organdy and carried a bouquet of rad
ish tops. The bridegroom wore a light
blue evening suit.
The attendants were Mrs. Louis
Banks as matron of honor, Miss Myrtle
Nelson bridesmaid and Louis Bader
best man. Miss Evelyn Carlson was
ring bearer.
Music for the occasion was furnished
by Miss Hazel Nelson, piano; Lowery
McClue on the mouth organ, and Frank
Knight on the Jews harp. The cere-
mony was performed by Award Symes.
Later a wedding supper was served
after which the couple were given a
novel sendoff, in their car decorated
with signs and musical attachments.
Those present were Miss Agnes
Schroeder, Miss Mary Dubuque. Miss
Gladys Clarity. Miss Myrtle Nelson.
Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss Opal Banks,
Miss Jessie Brown, Miss Evelyn Carl
son, Mrs. Warren McNinch. Mrs. NJ.
Nelson, Frank Knight, Frank Boice,
Award Symes. Louis Banks. Louis
Bader, Bradford Franklin. Maurice
McNinch. Charles Fortune. James
Vance. Ira Pearson, Lowery Mcclure.
and Michael Parchen.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
Miss Strain Honors
Two With Bridge.

Complim entary to her sister, Mrs.
Warren King Russell Of Brookline,
Mass, and Mrs. Neil Mecaskey of
Kansas City. Miss Dorothea Strain
was hostess with five tables of bridge
Monday afternoon at the Meadow Lark
Country club. Garden flowers added
to the attractiveness of the rooms
Mrs. Fred Whiteside and Mrs. Earl
Strain assisted Miss Strain in %receiv-
ing the guests. Mrs. c. NJ. McCutch-
o was awarded the head prize.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
Miss Glenn Honored Before
Leaving for Coast Visit

In compliment to Miss Norma Glenn
who will leave soon for a visit in the
state of Washington. Miss Catherine
Cone entertained informally, Tuesday
evening from 7:30 to 1870 O'Clock
Games. stunts. and dancing furnished
entertainment during the evening. Miss
Elsie Johnson read several Scandinav-
ian selections. Refreshments were
served at 1890 o'clock.
Those present were the Misses Alice
and Ruth Lease, Miss Gladys Birum,
Miss Pauline Witford, Miss Dorothy
lockwood. Miss Edith Weber. Miss
Helen Wallock, Miss Elsie Johnson,
Miss Virginia Johnson. Miss Audrey
Bomen. Miss Esther Erickson. Miss
Frances Cobe, Miss Annabel Rogers.
the Misses Helen and Margaret
Fogarty, Miss Elean Walton of Albert
Lee, MINI. and Mrs. Helen Fehr.
Howard Beers. William Gonser, John
Finnigan, James McDurmont, Ted
Leland. Fred Brusky, Leard Johnson,
Kenneth Baily. Carlos Livers, Wayne
lockwood. and Sutton Cobb.
The chaperons were Mrs. Carl Bar
son. Mrs. W. Daugherty, Mrs. J. Bomin
and Miss Helen Hill.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16

harmony with the pink and white color
scheme. A miniature shower bouquet
marked the place of the honor guest,
Miss Margaret Vogel received the prize
for the highest score in bridge. Miss
Fannie Galloway was awarded the con-
ISOLATION prize.
The invited guests were Miss joseph
inc Singer. Miss Eugenia Patterson,
Miss Fannie Galloway. Miss Eleanor
Edmonson, Miss Helen Auerbach, Miss
Marian Townsend, Miss Margaret
Vogel and the honor guest. Miss Fig
man.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
Miss GemberIing Honored
With Apron Shower

Mrs. F. L. Graybill and Miss Alice
Gaylord were joint hostesses Wednes-
day evening. when they entertained
with an apron shower in honor of Miss
Florence Gemberling. whose marriage
to Arthur A. Johnson Of Portland,
Ore, will take place July 10. The first
part of the evening was spent at the
home Of Mrs. Graybill. where the
guests compiled an imaginative story
book. which was presented to the bride.
Later the guests were taken in ears
to Miss Gaylord's home. where they
staged a style show of aprons appro-
pirate for every occasion a housewife
might desire. At the close of the
evening the aprons were given to the
honor guest.
The invited guests were Miss Marian
Shoalts. Miss Katherine Arigan. Miss
Gertrude Gemberling. Miss Dorothy
Noble. Mics Gladys Gemberling, Miss
Eleanor Fergus. Miss Bessie Mar
shall, Miss Wayne Marshall, and Miss
Noneeta Noble and Miss Gemberling.
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six were centered with baskets of
larkspur, gladiolos and gypsophila.
Place cards with floral designs in vel
low marked the places.
The out of town guests were Mrs.
r. Z. Deveny of Malta who is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Arthur Strain,
Mrs. Philip Gagnon of Missoula the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. LaRue
Smith. Mrs. A. J. Andrews Of Butte
who is here for the summer with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Raban
and Miss Gertrude Wallace of New
York City. the guest of her neice Mrs.
Shirley Ford.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
PrenuptiaI Affair Given
for Bride of August

Miss Anne Ewinsky. a bride-to-be of
the coming month, was the honor guest
Friday evening at an aluminium shower
given at the home of Mrs. Louis W.
Wendt. Until the presentation of the
gifts. the evening was spent with five
hundred. The head prize was awarded
to Miss Jodie Ewinsky, the consolation
to Mrs. Ben Atchison and the cut prize
to Mrs. Ralph Stuart.
The guests were Miss Jodie Ewin-
sky, Miss Reggie Click, Miss Lavora
Pophal, Miss VERNE Ewinsky. Mrs.
Gerald Shaw. Mrs. Mary McElGott,
Mrs. Joe Keefe. Mrs. William Ewin-
sky. Mrs. George Knutson. Mrs. Hugh
Cline. Mrs. Gus Pophal. Mrs. G. W.
Searles. Mrs. William Pope. Mrs. Ben
Atchison. Mrs. William Reavely. Mrs.
Frank Reavely and Mrs. Ralph Stuart.