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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-15
COCIAL NEWS

is the guest of Miss Anna Bristow.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Willis and chill
dren, of Baltimore, spent several days
last week with Mrs. Emma Willis.
Miss Ethel M. Ellison, of Philadel-
phia, spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Ellison.
Mrs. Charles Buckworth visited
friends in town on Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas Allen spent Tuesday in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Rees, Mr..
and Mrs. julius Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Reuse, Misses Evelyn Kibler,
Adelaide Clayton, Dr. John G. Hopper
and Mr.. Harry Kibler enjoyed
motor trip to Valley Forge on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Beck and daugh-
ter Dorothy, of Washington, d. c., are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Penn.
Misses Kathryn Green and Alice
Hopper were among the guests enter
tanned by the Messrs. Williams at
Brentwood Farm, Thursday evening.
Misses Sue Cox, of Mont Clair, N.
j., and Estelle Beaston, of Middletown,
and Elizabeth Eggert are being enter
tanned by Mrs. Nellie B. Reed, this
week.
Mr.. Artisan Smith, of Whining
ton, and Miss Augusta Egee are
among party of friends camping
along Elk river.
DR.. and Mrs. E. d. Graves, Messrs.
Edwin and Reed Graves, William and
Charles Sunderlan, of New York, are
enjoying trip on the yacht "Sevarg."
Miss Fader, of Newark, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schaefer
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morgan and
children, of Wilmington, visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. P. Steele last week.
Messrs. Harry Howard and G. N.
Bennett were Wilmington visitors on
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Haines and sons, of
Anamosa, Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard and
daughter Elois motored to Cambridge
on Thursday.
Mrs. J. Richard Loveless is visiting
friends in New York.
Miss Laura Laws has returned home
after spending some time with friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Sima, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs. William Brown.
Misses Mary Hudson and Ethel
Buckworth are visiting Miss Bertha
Lusby.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McNally and
children, of Germantown, spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Richard
Whiteoak.
Mrs. Clifford Whiteoak has as her
guest Mrs. Clara Mather, of Philadel-
phia.
Miss Elizabeth Powell has as her
guest Miss Anna Harris, of Salena.
Mrs. Salome Lynes, of Minnesota,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Amos
Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Penn and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Beck and daugh-
ter motored to Philadelphia Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Anna Wright, Of Centreville,
is the guest of Mrs. Thomas Wright.
Mr.. Benjamin Hanson and Miss
Alice Hanson, of Baltimore, visited
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Woolley, Sunday.
Mrs. William Karsner entertained
Misses Florence Egee and Alice Han
son, at dinner, on Monday.
Mrs. James Hopper and Miss Alice
Hopper are spending some time at
Atlantic City.
Miss Thelma Berger entertained
Miss Mary Barwick on Wednesday.
Miss Florence B. Egee spent Sun
day with Mrs. Frank Howard, at Ran
dalia.
Mrs. L. X. Barwick spent Tuesday
in Philadelphia.
Miss Name Jones, of Cumberland,
is the guest Of Mrs. Waitman Smith
ers.
DR.. Delmar Smithers spent Sunday
and Monday at Belair.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-08-15
Clean Up Sale

Mems Suits, IS to SIS.
Boys Suits, $4 to SO.
Little Boys Suits, $1.00 to $500.
Wash Suits, SOC to 1915.
Khaki Trousers, S1.00 to S1.50.
Duck Trousers, $1.00 to $1.50.
Mohair Suits, 5000 to SLIPS.
Palm Beach, $500 to $500.
Wool Crash, $3.50 to S11.25.
Auto Busters, $3.50 to $500.
Thin Coats, SOC to $500.
Straw Hats, $1.00 to $3.50.
Panamas, $3.50 and $3.50.
Low Shoes, 1925 to $3.50.
Fancy SoX, BE to $1.5O.
Soft Shirts, SOC to 81 50.
Silk Shirts, $2.75 to $500.
Everything thin for Men and
Boys to wear. New Fall Goods
are coming in and we need the
Room and Money.
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ALONG THE READING

"Our Wild Animal Nelghbors," illustrated
lecture by the well-known naturalist, Ernest
Harold Baynes, will be presented by the Wyn-
cote Bird Club and Jenkintown Club and Read
ing Room at the Jenl,ntown Club Hail. York
and Greenwood avenues, on Monday evening
December I, at o'clock.
The proceeds will go to the Emergency Aid
Committee for the war sufferers. The lecture
will be illustrated with 100 wonderful lantern
slides OF wild animals which Mr. Baynes has
studied and tanned including bear, fox, skunks,
raccoons and others.
Mr.. Baynes is recognized as one OF the lead
Ing authorities on animal life, his delightful
lectures being known all over the country.
and exceptionally entertaining and instruc-
tive.
In the summer of 1918 Mr. Baynes acted in
the Bird Mask Sanctuary" given in Cornish.
N, H., in which two of President Wilson's
daughters took part, and which was repeated
last winter in New York. The officers of the
Bird Club, which was organized last spring by
Mr.. Baynes are: Louis Wheeock, president;
Mrs. w. b. Noble, vice president; Ernest Corts,
treasurer; Mrs Allan Wallis corresponding
secretary, and Miss Esther Heacocl, record
ing secretary. The board of directors includes
Delos E. Culver Academy Of Natural Sciences
Mrs. II. S. Eckles, Senator Joseph Heacock,
Miss Nellie Wyman and Mrs Kerr
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A WEDDING Of interest took place IN 1Sen-
II slngton Thursday evening. when Miss Mar
gsret Cubbler was married to Richard Bache q
descendant of benjamin Franklin and a noted
musical director, OF Philadelphia. The ccupIs
were married at $50 O'Clock at the parsonage 81
ST. Johns Episcopal Church by the Rev. walde-
mar Jansen. After the ceremony large reeep-
ton was held at the home Of the BRIDE as5
Ruth street
The bride, who was given in marriage hs
her father George cubbler. wore a gown of
white satin with duchess lace tunic Her
veil was arranged with lilies Of the valley and
she carried a shower bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley and orchids. Miss cubbler had as maid
of honor Miss Dorothy Swalby and Harry
Ward acted best man. There were Ia
guests present. After extended honeymoon
trip through the Northern States Mr.. and Mrs
Bache will reside at 1880 North SD street.
Overlook section, and will be at home to
their friends after January 1, 1915.
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ALONG TnR MAIN LINE

HERIoN-Ths Womans Committee Of the
Merton Civic Association, which consists Of the
following prominent Merton women Mrs. Nor
man Ellison, chairmani Mrs. Edward w. Box
AIRS. Gideon Boerieks, Mrs. William p Gest
1lrs. George D. B. Darby and Mrs. Frederick "
Rockwell have got together. ana with the
help Of the other so women members Of the
association established Merton Branch Of the
Emergency Aid. to meet every other Monday at
the home q & different member
The hrst meeting. held Monday morning at
tbs home q hlrs Edward ". Rok vas most
enthusiastic enc. Sewing machines were hum
ming ~ morning and needles huzlly piled Is
lhs members talked ofer taeIe plans q sup
nigsns aaaaasss ana alhss necessary hospital
arHelaz ler lae eeaaaea soldiers
EszH eae - IzEza 80 80 HzMaz7
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billy Ledger;s&
d0ss'p1NI1 sip

COMPLETELY hypnotized by the symmetry
~ OF her silkeH-elad ankles as she boarded.
with some difficulty, the Walnut street car, I
did not at first recognize herr not, In fact, until
we eollided in reaching for the same strap,
Her face was clouded and the usually quite
maddenlng dimplss had for the moment dis
appeared.
"oh. it's YOU. is TIT" she frownedi II supposed
you were one of the customary crowd OF males
who hold back and walt to watch US poor
women struggling with our narrow skirts and
those awful car steps. There was time when
the men elbowed US out of the way during the
afternoon strap-hangers' rush. but nowadays
they all hold. OH so politely back, eloalEing
their crocodile thoughts beneath the convention
Of entirely assumed pOlitsnsss."
with the customary hyena-like Joy expressed
when one hears OF anybody being stuck" they
are telling the story among the clubs OF trip
recently taken by prominent middle-aged
Philadelphia gentleman TO New York. II seems
that he Is by no means OF the sporty bald
headed row. bright light type, but, on the con-
traFy, the sort We have been brought up to
regard as OF the "oId school" and. therefore.
scarcely up to date Hence. when he Yolun-
teersd TO take two young dsbutante nisess to
the Big Burg on sort OF tour of inspection
he did not quite realize what he was IN FOR.
Their arst desire upon arriving was to visit
a famous dancing establishment. where one Of
the origlaators OF the ultra-modern terpsiehOr-
can art had established himself on a most lux
urious scale. Having risen from hotel bell-hop
70 his present exalted position. he e nov one OF
New Eork's idols. ideals. whichever you
please, and be L. therefore very expensive.
Our uDsophlstieated hero. having IN mind tha
old-fashioned dancing teachers og . years azo
escorted bis teo youthful pFotsgea 70 the golden
portals. He was separated from SIX perfectly
good dollars before he vas permitted to pass
thFoush them. The little party Was then
ushsFsd INTO "a slabosatsly decorated tsasoom
and lhssa ordered tbs usual tea and nsaalns
5 ana p s ssanae Nss1a. apparslaa as aans.
falas zsssuhlna ezeas bssessa 5 soaaeass
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left the Box residence with a bundle OF work
to be finished and ready to turn in at the next
meeting, to be held at the home OF Mrs. will
lam p. Gest Monday morning, December IA.
Apart from the work that each member has
pledged to make herself, 1t is the intention of
the Merton Branch that each shall give out
a certain portion OF the sewing to some Of the
city's unemployed women. that while suffer-
ing is being aleviated abroad those in need
here may also profit
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A second tea OF interest will be that given
by DR.. and Mrs. B. Walter Starr TO introduce
their daughter, Miss Marie Louise Starr. at
their home. lit South 18th street Mrs. Starr
and her daughter will be assisted in receiving
by Miss Elizabeth Cummings. Miss Marguerite
Burton. Miss Virginia Wetherill. Miss Eliza
beth Yardey. Miss Lucille Lippincott. Miss
Eleanor Wunder. Miss Elizabeth Buchanan,
Miss Florence Rue. Miss Marguerite Hollo-
peter and Miss Marie James, of Doylestown.
Mrs. G. H. Meeker win preside at the tea table.
and Mrs. Henry Marshall win receive with the
hostess.
Following the tea a dinner and theatre party
will be given. at which the additional guests
viii be W. Atlee Burpee. Jr., David Burpee,
Robert Wetherill. Joseph Royal, John Baus-
man. Morris Herkness. John Bell Huhn,
Frances Rue. Frank Rogers, Thomas Catheart
and DR.. R. Walter starr Jr.
Miss Henrietta Howard sturgis, who has been
spending the fall months with her grandmother.
Mrs. H H. C. sharplss at Laburnums. Chel-
ten Hills. viii be introduced in New York today
at the Colony Club at tea which win be given
by her mother. Mrs. Robert sturgis Miss Susan
B. Ingerson, Miss Ruth Coke, Miss Hilda TunIs
and Miss Molly Wood Baily. four dehutantss of
this city. have gone to New York to receive
with Miss Sturgis
In the evening William W. Atterbury win
give a dinner-danee at the Merton Golf Club
in honor OF Miss Jean Morris Lille and Miss
Katharine Tenney The rooms will be deco
rated with palms and ehrysanthemums, and the
guests viii be seated at small tables
A number OF the debutantss win attend the
dancing class which is ehaperoned by Mrs Ed
ward Troth at the Germantown Cricket Club.
ana which viii hold its fFst meeting tonight
Miss Elizabeth BIaecuen Smith win entertain
at dinner before the meeting Of the class IN
honor Of Miss Christine Rehn
The guests will be Miss Rebeeca Duhrlng Miss
Mary V. Fox, Miss Mary c. Boyd Miss Mary
Ballard. Miss Josephine Dodge. Miss Beatrice
English, Miss Eieaine Engiish, Miss Gladys
Dent. New York; Frederic 1. Ballard Theodore
Freed, Edward o. Troth. Charles l. Taylor,
Joseph Shoemaker, James Monroe Woodson
Monroe, Charles ". Wharton Joseph L.
Wharton. Jr, c Stanley Hurlbut. Gustavus
Fletcher, Richard F. Day. Alan Smith. Rowland
Lea, Edward HOFFMAN.
A1r. and AIrz Samuel Price Wetherlll win give
q theatre party IN honor o. Miss ada Lambert
Wetherili this evening also. The guests win
be from the debutanls set
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&a6S$
DERUTANTEI 54a7'gG54V
\ NElRS Eg&7Al

ANUMBER OF debutante affairs will be held
Atoday There will be two teas In the city
and one in New York, which will interest per-
sons here.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward f. Beale viii intro
duce their daughter Miss Hope Truxton Beale,
at a tea. which they will give at their home. 12O
South 22d street Mrs. Beale and her daughter
will be assisted in receiving by various mem
bers of their immediate families and few OF
the seasons debutantes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04

The Frankford Symphony Orchestra gave its
concert Thursday evening in the chapel Of the
Central Methodist Episcopal Church. The
"Rosamund" overture. the "Ballet" from will
liam Tell" Beethoven's Fifth Symphony" and
Nevns "Un Giorno in Venezia" were the selec-
tions by tho orchestra, which consists OF 40
musicians. Miss Elsie Baker, OF New York, as
sisted, and Carl Clemens the conductor.
There was a large. apprecative audience, and
the concert proved great success. DR.. VIM.
Jefferson Guernsey of 4s4O Frankford avenue,
Is the presldent.
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FRANKFORT

Miss salome Allen. of 1857 Franlsford avenue,
who is corresponding secretary of chapter OF
the Daughters OF the American Revolution, was
among the guests at oyster luncheon given
at the home Of Mrs. Montgomery, in German
town. Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Montgomery is
regent OF the chapter; Miss Katherine Rowen,
treasurer Miss Emily Spear, recording secre-
tary; Miss Florence White, registrar, and Mrs.
Maura Manning. historian. Members and friends
were invited. The dining room was beautifully
decorated with flowers and ferns.
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and Louis Philippe, to their table and,
bowling low, inquired II any one would care to
dance with the celebrated owner of the estab-
lishment.
All three were surprised at such condescenson,
and as the girls were wild to be able TO return
TO Philadelphia and boast of having actually
danced with so famous a parsonage, they
promptly accepted the invitation.
Time passed. He danced dvnely, first with
one and then with the other. After each num-
ber he would politely inquire whether they
would care for another and. overcome by the
kindness and good nature, they were only too
delighted. Finally the shades of evening began
to fall and uncle suggested moving on. He
called for his check.
1t came--it came, in fact, to exactly S65,5O
itemized follows:
2h hours with Mr.. Squrman Wrassel
"a SIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
Tea 800
Total ..'..''..,..''.''..''. S65'5O
Uncle didn't have the money with him, but he
humby inquired If they would accept check
and, after little matter of Identification, the
management graciously condescended. Needless
to state. the little New York outing was cut
trihe shorter than had at first been intended.
BILLY LEDGER.
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GERMANTOWN

Miss Katharine Donoghue, of 2237 Thompson
street. and the Misses Amy and Helen Hen.
drick of 12O West Logan street, spending
the weekend the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hendrck, of Lansdale.
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TIoCA

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kreuger. Of 12i1 West
Erie avenue, entertained the members OF their
plnochle club last evening, when their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Gladding, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Geggenheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. w r
Eastburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stewart and
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Clark.
Mrs. William j. Gerhab Jr.. viii entertain at
"5Oo," followed by buffet luncheon tomorrow
afternoon, at her home, 34O6 North 18th street.
Her guests will be Mrs. Daniel Jaeger. Mrs. j
Y. Dietz Fry, Mrs, John Spelburger Mrs. John
A. C. Stu Miss Clara Ristlne, Miss Ethel
Humphreys, Miss Flora Nader. Miss Mabel K.
Donnelly and Miss Sara Kennedy.
Mrs. James Mccambridge, Of I'LL Erie avenue.
will entertain at 800" this afternoon.
Mrs. Theodore Lederer, Of 1881 West Eria
avenue, is entertaining Miss Bessie Well Of
Wilkes-Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs William Stewart are occupying
their home. 1887 North 18th street
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WRsT PHILADFIpHIA

Dr. william +. webb ana Mrs. webb, Of sas
south I'd street entertained last evening 4 :
sFaasa parlg. followed y sappsF. EhalF ssszts
3sze af aaa kEs George AeI.aezzIlH IL
aas M zszss lzsss ~ "a zIIs 5sssea 81.
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Mrs John Dunn, Jr, of SIPS Wayne avenue,
and Miss Emile Frcke, of 1874 West Upsal
street, will discontinue their musical teas until
after the holidays. The next tea will be given
at Miss Frlcke's home early in January.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. A. Brown of 2iSo South 10th street, will
entertain at a theatre party this evening in
honor of her guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Heller
of Kansas City. Mo. The guests will have sup
per afterward. They will be Mrs. I, spivae
Miss Gertrude Brown. Miss Elizabeth Brown, p
Miner and Louis Brown.
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Mrs, Francis de Sales o'Reilly is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Frank Elliot, of 45s7 Spruce street.
for month. Many entertainments will be
given In her honor. Cards have been received
from Mrs o'Reilly and Miss Florence Elliot for
bridge on Tuesday afternoon, December q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04

Mrs Arthur Hood. of 24s West Rittonhouso
street will entertain at luncheon Tuesday, De-
cember 8.
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Morris, Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Roland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank b. Stockley
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Donnely of 71s South
57th street, receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son. Mrs Donnely will be
phia.
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Miner and Louis Brown.
Mrs. George W. Young will entertain the
members OF her card club at luncheon and
bridge this afternoon at her home 2s1s South
Broad street. Her guests win include Mrs.
Frank b. stoeklsy. Mrs. Juliet Kames Mrs.
Storey. Mrs. James MoCann, Mrs. q. 7. Rich
ards. Mrs Arthur Guy. Mrs. George Datesmsn.
Mrs Samuel AlcOrn and Mrs. James Aleorn.
Mr. ana Mrs. George Shisler. of 231s South
Broad street. entertained last evening at
their home at a 500 party Supper was
served after the game. Their guests were Mr..
and Mrs Thomas simons Mr. and Mrs. George
Rnerr. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keefer, Mr.. and
MRS. David McCoach. Jr Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wolfe Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Foster and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. stOekley.
Miss Ella Mae Young. whose engagement was
announced last month. was the guest Of honor
this afternoon at a dinner given by Miss Nellie
Haemn, OF Markham. Pa.
Mrs T. s. Fillmore gave a delightful little
tea yesterday at her home. 2slt South 2ist
street. IN the Glrard Estate. to meet Miss Mar
Eperits Mallory Of EastOn. Pa
Mrs. James ] connsll, Of 222l South 18th
street. who has been the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Thomas shore in Shenandoah. Pa. has
returned to her home.
Miss Elizabeth Watson and her father DR.,
William J. watson. have Just returned to their
home 2als south Broad street having spent the
last 70 days at Atlantic city.
Mrs. J. r FeaneH Of zsls south Est street.
II the Girafd Estate. gave a delightful ,ea tbs
al1sinoan e honor q dEa Joseph HaFFimsu
e The alfsra Estate About 2 guests Nsss
a1sssne
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Mary E. BEown. wife of Dr. ~ J.
Brown. lately deceased. expects 70 dispose o.
her place Of pharmacy. located Al STA Ksaslns-
ton avenue, ana retire to private nfs At szs East
Lshigh avenue. the home q the laEe doatar.
jack Heeeas q <easiagson. haa lazs EslsEasa
ffeza s sass S NaaHeea 81
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DIR. and Mrs. Michael A. Burns, of 300 North
18th street, gave a 800" party at their home
last evening, for the benefit of the new Mercy
Hospital
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vein, OF East Walnut
lane. will entertain at cards tonight at their
home Their guests win be Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph struse Mr.. and Mrs, John o. struse. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Weger, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wilson, Miss Emma Rehfuss and w. Martin.
Five hundred will be played and will be fol-
lowed by a supper.
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Mrs. Job H. Jackson and Miss Elisabeth
Jackson gave the hrst OF their at homes yes
terday afternoon, and win continue them on
the first Thursday IN January. February ana
March. They we're assisted in receiving yes
tsrday by Miss Harriet Winzlow, Of Buaals.
n y
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MISS ELSA LOEB

Miss Loeb is prominent pianist of this city.
She played at the meeting Of the Philadelphia
Music Club this week.
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WILMINGTON

The principal social event of this week was
the fashion fete given last night at the New
Century Club for the benefit OF the West End
Reading Room. Costumes Of the present time,
dresses both beautiful and artistic. as well
striking and odd, were exhibited on the stage
Of the New Century Club. living review
was given OF dresses ranging from the Empire
period to the creations OF Paquin. Callot ana
Premet The committee Ia charge consisted OF
Mrs. CazenoYe G. Kss. Jr.. Mrs John Percy
Nields Mrs George A. Elliott, Mrs. Frank s.
Garrett Miss Emily P. Biszsn ana Miss Kath-
crime Dunham. Dancing followed the fashion
review.
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ROXBOROUCH

Mr.. and Mrs. James HlndIe gave dinner and
card party last night at their home 4l56 Man
ayunk avenue, Pink roses and ferns formed
very attractive decorations. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henninger. Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Mainwaring, Miss Ray Sumner, Miss
Anna DuGan, Miss Iva DuGan. Miss Marian
Stone. DIR, Frederick Myers, Alfred Henniger
Raymond Henniger, Calvin Hahn and S. A
Allen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04

Miss Barbara Allen Spencer, of Danville. Va
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Dimmick
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Mrs. James McCambridge, of I'LL Erie avenue.
win entertain at 5000 this afternoon.
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alr. and AIrz. Samuel Price Wetherill win give
q theatre party ia honor o. Miss ada Lambert
Welherili thls evening also. The guests win
be from the debulants set
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Mrs w. w. Walton. of 1876 South 18th street,
will entertain tomorrow afternoon at bridge
party and luncheon.
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Mr.. and Mrs William Stewart are occupying
their new home. 1887 North 18th street
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Miss Elose orme. of Washington, D. c.. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Caleb Milne and
Miss Marguerite Milne at 2O29 Walnut street
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COMMANDER AND MRS. EDWARDS F.
OLEIPER will entertain at dinner in honor
OF Miss Jean Bullitt, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Logan NJ. Bullltt, on Thursday night, December
81, before the dance which will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke for their
daughter, Miss Ruth Coke, at the Bellevue
Stratford.