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PHILADELPHIA, 'MONDAY, MAKOH 21, 1921
OUT IN A ROLLING CHAIR. Mrs. Victor C. THREE
Mather on the Boardwalk during the afternoon, Kirky
when the sun was much enjoyed
E PHILADELPHIANS. Miss Lucie G. Shrove, Miss Mary Ward and Miss Dorothy ALL IN WHITE. This young woman OUT FOR A STROLL. Miss Blanche FAMILY REUNION. Miss Virginia Anderton, of Phl,J
(left to right) on their way to the Inlet. They aro living in Atlantic City for the attracted much attention on the West (left) and Mrs. M. A. Elkins were Chas. E. Anderton, Jr., N. Y., and Mrs. Chas. E. Andertoul
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AMONG THE THOUSANDS WHO ENJOYED THE BEAUTIFUL PALM SUNDAY WEATHER, AT ATLANTIC CITY
Sr., Milwaukee. They were huving a good time
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by officials in an
WINS ONCE MORE. The fleet-footed athlete who represented the Enterprise Club, followed
automobile during the C. Y. M. A. U. meet. The other runner is being helped by friends as ho
finished leaner I'hoto Service
NOT A MOVING PICTURE OP
ERATOR. She is Miss Dorothy
Fields, daughter of Lew Fields, a&
she departs for Europe
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LEAVING THE CATHEDRAL. Anna Doyle, Elizabeth POSED WITH HER PALM. Agnes C. Loud
Loeser and Mary O'Ncil (left to right) going through Logan was met in Rittenhouso Square as she was on
vay irom enure
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Square, carrying their palm, yesterday morning
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her way from church
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SHE'S A COUSIN 0?
GENERAL PERSHING.
Miss. Marcella Pershinj,
who is appearing in motioa
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LABOR. Edward J Hennir.g.ff
San Dicgc, ( uiiforma, hu just
bteti appointed
DREXEL-BIDDLE BIBLE CLASS ACTS AS LIM'RICK JURY. The class, which is known as No. 5, meets at MISS CORA ELSIE KINZIE HOIILFELD TEAM WON. There was plenty of action in the soccer contest between the Hohlfeld
the Presbyterian Church of the Evangel, Eighteenth und Tusker btrcets. They gave a dinner last week and the talks on teaching the deaf to eleven and the men representing N. Snellenburg &, Co., at Broad street and Allegheny avenue
whux' crowd voted on the lim'rick, tin prize for which is awarded toduy. The photograph shows a section of "hear" by lip reading in an Udsir vhu.u smiJ. ,
the crowd
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OUR CUT'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
THE BEAUTY CORNER
, 7i r- .uumn I SEMAPHORE SENTINELS . - .
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E. J. 13EKUY. '1501 Chestnut street, brazing an automobile spring at the service station of the
, u, uj-av , Detroit Electric Car Co., 2029 Market street
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BEWARE, CAPTAIN McNICHOL! Tho girls of Pcnn
aro pluying h fast game. Two captains, Miss Rumpp
(left) and Miss Champion, at tho Kingsessing recrea
tion center ...., .
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RESERVE PATROLMAN FREDE
RICK L. BOYNTON for a year has
been stationed at tho Parkway and
Filbert street
Ixditcr I'hoto Sorlo.
GATHERING METHODIST MAIL. Godfrey
Kraus collecting at the Wharton Memorial M. E.
Church, where tho Methodist Episcopal confer-
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MISS GERTRUDE FELDMAN,
2120 North Camac s'trcct,
Philadelphia
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