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The Penn's Grove record., 1914-12-18

~ p ateGAsah ir0Nr WNinfl. 5t said thas
losn,ig oouia ue learned regarding the
1900, 1000 cartridges and 1000 tons of
powder for artillery. Col Edmund G.
Buckner, vice president of the Company
was quoted as follows:
Ordinance officers of the Government
have always enJoined secrecy upon lis
as to all orders for smokeless powder.
While the Company has orders for the
Government, | doubt, that the total for
the army and navy will equal that Of
former years.
"As to foreign business, / will say that
If you consider for a moment that the du
Pont Powder Company is the only con-
Germ in the world engaged in the manu-
facture and sale OF ordinance powder that
is not now powerless to fill orders beyond
the confines of its own country because
OF war, you will readily understand why
there should be an evidence of more or
less activity at our plants.
"Great Britain, France and Germany
have been not only manufacturing their
own smokeless powder but practically
supplying all other nations. / mean the
Balkan States, Turkey, Greece and Cen
trial and South America. This was quite
O large business, and We have fallen heir
TO it, because the countries mentioned
cannot take care OF it-just as | trust other
American business men have fallen heir
10 business in their lines which the
countries specified practically m~onopoliz-
ed before they got into this war. For the
same reason that we cannot make public
our own Governments orders for smoke
less powder, we are obliged to treat as
confidential orders received from abroad.
l will say this, however, as it is estimat-
ed that France and Germany together had
approximately one thousand million
pounds of smokeless powder in their re-
serve magazines at the outbreak of this
war, if our total output we're to be
turned in their direction the supply we
might send them would hardly afford a
basis for a sensation.
WARS are not won by powder manu-
featured during the contest, as was the
case when black powder was used, but
by the supply Oh hand before the contest
began. 1t takes months to dry smoke
less powder after it is manufactured, and
q longer time to enlarge a plant. AS
peace may come at any time, nations at
war are slow to place orders for powder
that may be delivered until months after
the contest is over, and manufacturers
are slower seriously to consider plans for
expensive enlargement"
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-12-18
Bookcases

Sectional, stationery and revolving, in ma
hogany, golden and fumed oak. Every book
lover wants their books attractiveIy housed
here is a very practical suggestion for Xmas
giving. We are agents for the Globe-Wer-
nicke Sectional Cases, the Danner Revolving
Bookcases, and carry a complete line Of
double and single door stationery cases.
SECTIONAL BOOKCASES are shown in the
standard, the mission and the Sheraton de-
signs and in the different woods. Three Sec
tons with top and base complete, in quarter
sawed golden or fumed oak or mahogany.
finish, $14.25.
REVOLVING BOOKCASES in golden oak and
genuine mahoganv different sizes. 81, 8, 10.
IL.
vsEs, double and single
40 led oak and mahogany.
We t. !, $40, 1850, 20, %,
rs, a All First floor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-12-18
Germans Fight American I~ndustrie.

Germany has a secret service woi king
in this country trying to organize former
residents of Germany against the neutral
action of this country and the exporta-
ton of American products. A New York
news item in Tuesdays Philadelphia
Record, states that secret German agents
have compiled a list of guns and ammu-
milton, giving detailed amount and names
of manufacturers. Among thu list Is il
SsieA1C .aE following order hsve Dee
Ej'eD gnja3 vii 5aae q o0ft.t 81 lnalr
factories lor swo apd & hslf gesfs
kOuf million pagnd' Of p0wder q
tt oat 4oadSy soIapagy3
2S ~ million ce1Hl5 81 powder he.D
s4e dupont UompanY
I0o sbo1San" tcG2 G 40 asis toaagtil-
.eru tsisd inianEry cartridges toa see au
&o-- G911pa-.E
E-s~ e5-rt rHesryN-F.sr go -fT43w,~a ~.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-12-18

one that he
ne uses it,.
suits, shirts,
uttons, &c.
lhogany in a
some with
door on one
$50, 500
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-12-18

ana " on oIner, PIT, S3Z, S35, $50, 200
$62 and $67 each. Sd floor
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-12-18

A Minute From Market
Street Means A Couple Of
Dollars 10 Your Pocket.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-12-18

ASES, double and single
d oak and mahogany.
!, $40, 1850, 20, 70,
First floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21
NORTHEAST PHlLADELPHIA

The Robinson fremont Athletic Club has
opened its new clubhouse. All the members
are working hard for the club. At the election
OF officers the following were chosen; John
Hudson president; A. Friedrich, vice president;
r. MeCaffrey. treasurer; b. Cassidy. secretary,
Mrs Sarah Park, OF Wenonah, N. J., is spend
ing several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs, Richard
Cline at their residence, 16lt Eyre street, after
which she win take an extended trip through
the South.
Mr.. ana Mrs Gran, Of 2lls East Stella avenue.
are receiving congratulations on the birth OF a
son.
Miss Burt" wills. OF sl1 East Wsnslsy street,
will entertain the members Of the oh Ia La
Club" this evening. Those present win be Miss
Florence schoppe Miss Frances Hackett, Miss
Celia Stein. Miss Rsbseea Norman, Miss Clara
Rsldls and Miss Martha simon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21

honor, was sowned in white crepe de chlae
with a trimming Of white chiffon brocaded with
deep red roses and carried an arm bouquet
OF dark red roses. The brides niece, Mildred
Langsfeld, was the little flower girl She wors
a dainty white net dress over pink SILK trIm-
med with pink roses and carried basket OF
tiny pink rosebuds
Or. NJ A. Langsfeld, the brides brother. was
best man. The service was followed by a din.
ner for the families OF the bridegroom and
bride. On their return from a short trip the
couple will live at 221s North 18th street whers
they will be at home on December q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21
CHESTER AND VICINITY

Mrs. William Crothers who has been enter
tained for week by Mrs John Dooney Of
West 4th street, has returned to her home az
Wilmington, Del.
Henry Roman, marine in the United States
navy has left for port near Mexico after
spending week the guest OF his aunt Mrs.
Rose Boyle, OF West I'd street.
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Lewis and daughter,
Helen, have returned to their home at Lewis
town. Pa, after spending a week as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs John Thomas. at Eddystons.
Mrs. zachariah Taylor has returned to her
home at Upland following weeks visit to
friends at Camden, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. ulrich. Of East Attn
street, are soiournins for week at Cape May
turned from fortnights visit to friends at
Wheeling W. Va.
Mrs Harvey NJ. Phillips. of New York city.
is a guest at the home Of r. V. Hughes, on
Edsnont avenue.
Miss Helen sprOul of West Sd street Is
spending tt week the guest of friends at
York, Pa
Miss Lena Hin. of East Sth street, is visit
ing friends at wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Edmond Bailey, OF Kerlln street. is en-
tertaining Mrs. NJ. ~ Cullen, of FELTON,. Del
Joseph Carr, OF East 10th street. has returned
from Baltimore, where he was the guest OF
friends for a fortnight
Miss Irene Browning. of Roanoke Rapids
N C.. is a guest at the home of G. p wilson
at Ridley Park.
The Rev. DR.. Philip Il. Mowry of East sth
street. is entertaining his sister. Mrs. Mary
Murray, of Pittsburgh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21
WILMINGTON

Miss Loleta Bright, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Bright. and Charlton e. Adams, Of At
lantic City, NJ J., viii be married in Trinity
Episcopal Church Wednesday evening, December
30, at o'clock. The rector. the Rev. Frederick
NJ. Kirkus, will officiate Miss Bright, who is
graduate of vassar College. will be attended
by Miss Edith Frederick, OF this city, as maid
OF honor and her bridesmaids will be Miss Anne
Cooper. OF Camden Miss Florence Sullivan, of
Ashland, Wis; Miss Helen Hayes and Miss
Madeline williamson OF this city. George Butz,
OF this city. will be the groom's best man. and
the ushers will be William Bright and Paul
Bright. OF this city, DR.. Homer, silvers and
Horace INLAY, Of Atlantic City. ~ J Robert
Miller, OF Lancaster Pa. and Peter Graf, 3D.
Of Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr.. Adams is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement j. Adams, OF Atlantic
City, N. j.. where the bride and bridegroom will
reside after their marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bancroft will give a
dance for juniors in the New Century Club
parlors on the evening OF Tuesday. Decem-
ber 20, for their daughter. Miss Esther Ban
croft.
Mr., and Mrs, James Semple have announced
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss Ads-
line semple and James ]. Shock of Phila-
delpha.
On Saturday, the day after Christmas, a
dansant win be given In the lobby OF the Hotel
du Pont for the benefit OF the Home OF Mer-
ciful Rest The ladies who are interested are
Mrs Richard Reese Mrs. Reuben satterth
waite. Mrs. A. Felix du Pont, Mrs. Charles L.
Patterson Miss Martha shortldge. Miss Chris
tine Cause and Miss Mary Bisgs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton NJ BarksdaIs will
give dance at the Country Club the Monday
night after Christmas for their daughter Miss
Ethel Barksdale
A the dansant for the beneht OF the Red Cross
viii be held at the home OF Mrs. Joseph Ban
croft tomorrow as a kind OF pre-Christmas
festyty The invitations have been issued by
a committee comprising Miss Elizabeth Reese,
Miss Louise Kelnhardt, Miss Rsbecea Rein,
hardt and Miss Anne Garrett
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21
TIOGA

Miss Mildred Haag of 1911 West Venango
street, and Miss Marian Bertolet. of S546 North
18th street, will be at home Wednesday to
receive donations for their annual Christmas
celebration for the poor families of Tioga. These
young women, prominent in many social func-
tions in the northern section of the city for
several years have carried on this phianthropIc
work. The list is much larger this year than
last. owing to the number of men out Of work
who are unable to provide for their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crompton. of Pennsgrove,
N. j., will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Heaton. of 3I3O North 18th street, over the
Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry II. Fahrig entertained at
dinner Saturday night at their home, 1892 North
18th street. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Bickel, OF Alabama Mr.. and Mrs Bicke
who formerly lived in this city, Will spend the
holidays here
Arrangements have been completed for the
One Hundred Club dance at Horticultural Hall
OH New Years night. Many new entertaining
features will be introduced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold MacGibbon will leave
during the week for their new home in Santa
Fe, N. NJ Mrs. MacGlbbon was Miss Helen
Zane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nor
rls Zane, of 200 West Tioga street.
Mrs. Charles Hatcher with her daughters
Miss Mabel and Miss Florence Hatcher, who
left Tioga to make their home i'm San Diego,
Cal. will visit her son, Charles Hatcher. Jr,
of North Broad street during the winter. A
number of entertainments are being arranged
in their honor,
Mr., and Mrs Harry f. Kerstine, OF ssl3 North
nth street, are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF a daughter, Dores Janet Kerstine
Miss Rae Fox, daughter OF Mr.. and hfrs.
Samuel T. Fox, Jr. OF West Tioga street; Miss
Louise Mills. OF Lsnsdowne; Miss Adele Steele,
Miss Helen Barnet. OF Germantown. and Miss
Betty Kolb will return from the National Park
Seminary. Washington d. c., today for
three weeks vacation. number OF enter
tainments have been arranged in their honor.
Mrs. f.. Gates OF Memphis, Tenn. is the
guest OF Mrs, C. L. Levy, OF s545 North Gratz
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21

A VERY pretty wedding took place last night
"A at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lahgs-
field, 22t2 North 18th street when their dsugh-
ter, Miss Rita Langsfeld, was given in marriage
by her father 70 David w. Haas. The Rev.
Or. Joseph Krsuskopf, of the Keneseth Israel
Congregation, oficated at the ceremony The
bride wore gown OF white pussy willow taft
feta trimmed with duchess lace and pearls.
Her tulle veil fell from a duchess lace cap,
which was held In place with orange blossoms
She carried an ivory bound prayer-book with
a marker Of lilies OF the valley.
Miss Pauline Herzberg, who was maid of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21
CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Mrs, John F. Starr, OF sol Linden street. will
leave Tuesday for Baltimore to spend the hoIl-
days with her daughter Mrs. Thomas West
claggert.
Frank Lloyd, Jr, has returned from Prince
ton TO spend the holidays with his parents at
sth and Cooper streets.
Mas Mary Robbins. OF Penn street. enter
tained her literary society this week
Mr. ana Mrs. J. n AXE have closed their
home At 50 and Penn streets ana gone 70 their
bungalow near Titusyille. Fla.
Mr. and MFs- Harry psnsham. Of coHIngz-
wood n. J.. are being congratulated On ths
birth Of daushtsr, born December s. Laura
Grace psnsham-
Mss MarlOn Peterson, q 3 Linden avenue.
8 visitnE her sister A4s. IA p FlsFssl q
sWarthmers
cearlss Fne.sa - - - es.sa
sifI Is 81 raseala IS isar4fth| ean
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21

The Terpsichoreans held their December
dance in the Gold Room of the Hotel Adelphia
Saturday evening. At the November meeting a
demonstration dance was given by one of the
members. David Pomerantz, who was ably as
sisted by Miss Elizabeth Cope. This proved so
interesting and enjoyable that the committee
decided to offer another exhibition dance Sat
urday evening. This was given by Howard
Classen, another member. and Miss Lillian
Cross with great success.
The committee in charge OF the dances con-
slsts OF X. ]. Birnbrauer, A, Wallace Borton,
II. Kinsey Kerr G. II, Knauer. j. P. MeCul-
Tough. j. f. Pierce A. G. Smith. W. v. Win
der and O. e. Wolhnger. the patronesses being
Mrs. H. Birnbrauer Mrs NJ. p. Borton, Mrs.
NJ J. Kerr, Mrs. C. D. Knauer. Mrs. NJ. II.
Mccullough, Mrs. G. " winder and Mrs. c. e.
Wolhnger.
Miss Florence LAWN. OF 2alO Green street,
has returned from New York. where she was
the guest of Mrs, Louis senls, Of Riverside
drive. for several weeks.
Miss Jean Progosin OF New York, spent the
weekend as the guest Of Miss Betty DarOfr
of lsis North 7th street
Miss Pauline sehwsrin viii give an at home
on December 20 10 meet Miss Edith Unman. OF
Buhalo. n. 7.
Miss Helen Goldsmith and Miss May New
man have issued invitations for an at home on
Saturday afternoon, December q. at lsOS North
18th street
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Mulloy, OF 1870 IngersoI
street are being congratulated on the birth
OF daughter Saturday. December s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21
LANsDowNE

Miss Anna Brown, Of 90 East Greenwood ave-
nue., gave bridge Saturday afternoon. at her
home. Her guests were Mrs. Robert Wilson,
Miss Frances Hannington Mrs. Milton j..
Hasy Miss Irene Morrison Mrs. Austin Boyd,
Miss Margaret Morrison, Miss Edith Harris
Miss Pauline Andersen Miss Gladys Phillips
and Miss Meta zehender
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Fitzgerald gave a
dance and supper at their home, S6 West Balti-
more avenue, Saturday evening, in honor of
Miss Eleanor Young. Of Philadelphia. whose en-
gagement to Charles Wells has just been an
nounced. Among the guests present were Mr..
and Mrs Charles ]. Plllng, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Mercer Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs william
Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Young. Mr.. and
Mrs J. Edward Ryan, the Misses Ryan, Robert
Carney and Richard Carberry.
One Of the Christmas festivities will be
dance given by the Auxiliary Board of the
Homeopathic Hospital in the New Century
Club on the evening of December 2S. Tho
patronesses will be Mrs. Harrison w. Howell.
Mrs. Frank II. Thomas, Mrs John Richardson,
Jr., Mrs. George w. Chambers Mrs o. Curtis
Purdy. Mrs Stirling H. Thomas, Mrs. Samuel
n. Trump. Mrs. Horace Belts Mrs James
Stirling Mrs. Charles Beadenkopf, Mrs. ]. ].
Satterthwalte, Mrs. Francis Sellers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21

riage to Howard Lenford Murray will take
place on January 90 The card Of Miss Made
line Asbury is incosed.
Miss Emma Crowell and Mrs. T. Allen
Crowe will spend the Christmas holidays in
Cape May
Mr. and Mrs William e. Groben, OF Lake.
side and Valley roads. will entertain house
party over the holidays. Their guests win in
elude J. s. Kelsey, Of New York. DR.. l. w
McClelland of Pittsburgh, and Miss Adele
Carl.
A luncheon was given Saturday at the home
OF Mrs. Robert f. Henderson. Chelten avenue,
in honor OF Miss Marion Hghey, OF Norfolk,
Va. who is the guest OF Mrs. Henderson's
daughter. Miss Martha Cameron Henderson.
The tables were decorated with roses and mar
ciss and the guests numbered 60. On Janu-
airy Mrs Henderson will give large tea at
the Ritz-Carlton, which win also be in Miss
Highley's honor. Miss Highley will leave for
her home January S.
Miss Leona Veronica Andrew, of 67th avenue,
North. will return from school in Baltimore
this week to spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCarroll are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF a son, Will
liam Griffith, born at Pernumbuco, Brazil. MIS-
McCarroll will be remembered Miss Helen
Griffith. OF Oak Lane.
Mrs. Harry II. Barton of Chelten avenue and
Camac street, oak Lane, and Mrs A. E. OPP
penhemer OF North Broad street, gave lunch
con followed by cards Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Barton. The decorations were
the red and green appropriate to the Christmas
holidays. The guests were Mrs. William Mar
shall. Mrs. ]. a. Moffatt, Mrs John G.. Holmes,
Mrs. Lydia Bradford, Mrs. e. j. Hertz, Mrs.
Horace Hall, Mrs. Wayne Babcock Mrs. Il. A.
Schoheld, Mrs j. NJ Rush Jermon, Mrs. Henry
Thssell, Mrs. Louis Better. Mrs Goodyear
Smith. Mrs. Lena Wagner, Mrs. George CORN
lev Mrs C. c. Faunce, Mrs. Robert r. Dear
don, Mrs. Genevieve Miller, Mrs. d. McGougall
Mrs. Marshall Taylor, Mrs. ]. Clifford English,
Mrs. Emma Johns, Mrs. j. S. Rambo Mrs.
Percy Garwood Mrs. j. j. Mccormick, Mrs
Amos Geiker, Mrs. Kate Triple. Mrs. Thomas
H. Halton, Mrs Arthur Brown. Mrs Harrison
Rea, Mrs. David Charles Murtha, Mrs. Elmer
Crawford Mrs. Thomas Brown, Mrs Il. c.
Shelenburger Mrs. Cecilia Warnock. Mrs.
Joseph Gabriel, Mrs. George Fleck Mrs. George
b. Reading, Mrs. Harry Baughman, Mrs. John
J. Felin. Mrs, r. Y. Filbert, Mrs. Edward B.
Finck. Mrs. Charles Rowley, Mrs. Jesse A.
Moore. Mrs. Gertrude Marquet and Mrs. Mary
Henrichs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21

nHR. AND MRS. JAMES f. FAHNBsToCK,
lHl of 2S7 East Rittenhouse square, have issued
invitations for a large theatre party. to be fol-
lowed by supper at the Bellevue -Stratford, in
honor Of their daughter Miss Charlotte Fahne-
stock on Monday evening. February l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pardee have arrived in
New York and will reach Philadelphia
Wednesday to spend the holidays with Mr.. Par
dee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Psrdee, of
2sg West Walnut lane, Germantown. Mrs Par
dee before her marriage on August % was
Baroness Hedy Alice Won Frowein, Of Castle
Iona, Germany.
The marriage OF Miss Emily McKeon and
Francis w. Kemble, son of Mrs, Isaac w.
Kemble, of 1904 South Rittenhouse square will
take place Tuesday, January 26. The engage
ment Of Miss McKeon and Mr.. Kembe was
announced yesterday by her brother, Spencer
McKeon.
MFR. and Mrs. Henry Paul Busch, of 3A South
18th street. being congratulated on the birth
OF daughter yesterday, to be named Emile
Busch Mrs. Busch Miss Lydia Smith,
daughter Of Mrs. T. Leaning Smith.
Miss Fannie NJ. Fuller Of Scranton, has an
nounccd the engagement of her niece, Mildred
ruler SnlltH, 10 Mylon D. nltCheli SUI Va Sam
usl l. Mitchell, OF 4s25 Walton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Laussat Geyelin and
their small daughter, Miss Betty Geyelin, OF
Harrisburg, will arrive on Wednesday to spend
the Christmas holiday season with Mrs Gey-
sllns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Grswold
Flagg, at their city residence, 1923 Spruce street
Mr. and Mrs. Flagg will entertain at a family
dinner party on Christmas Day, and several
informal gatherings have been arranged to take
place during the visit of their son-in-law and
daughter.
Mrs. William w. Filter will return this after
noon from short sojourn in New York to her
city residence. 1900 Walnut street.
Mrs. william Walter Nevins has sent out in
vitAtlons for a Christmas tree party to be given
at her home. in wynnewood Manor, on Thurs
day afternoon, in honor of her daughter, Miss
Lillian Nevns, and her son. Frank Nevins.
About 25 children will be present. The after
noon will be spent in games and dancing. with
informal supper served at o'clock. Mrs
Nevlns will be assisted by Mrs Frederick For
syths and Miss Emelie Roselle Nevins
Or. and Mrs Walther u. Rahte have issued
invitations for tea at the Aldine New
Years Day from until o'clock.
Dr. L. Webster Fox, aOa South 18th street, left
Saturday on his annual winter vacation, This
viii be spent at Sunset Inn, Port Sewan, Fla
Doctor Fox, who was accompanied by his son,
Lawrence w. Fox student of Yale will re-
turn January l.
The Monday Evening Junior Dances will hold
the first meeting tonight in the Rose Gardens
OF the Bellevue-stratford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21

VETITH Christmas near and with the tired
w feeling after last weeks work in the Made
in-America Fete there seems to be little let-up
in the gaiety.J Only two affairs are scheduled
for today. Miss Roberta Brown Downing,
Aebutante daughter of Mrs Robert w. Down
ing, will be guest of honor at a dinner-dance
on the U. s. s. Connecticut, to be given this
evening by Ensign Charles II. Mecum.
The debutantes who will attend will include
Miss Katharine Ogden. Miss Hanse French
Earle, Miss Jean Morris Lille, Miss Margaret
Smith, Miss Margaret Fl. Burton. Miss Anna
Mary Walthour, Miss Charlotte Fahnestock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21
SOUTH PHILADRIPHIA

Aiss Frances Hin ana Miss Jane HilL OF 1917
south Broad street viii entertain the members
o. ths Inter Nos Sewing Circle this evening at
their home. buffet lanehson viii be served
1hslr guests VIII include Allsa Helen lIcLaugh-
hn. Miss Esther Mclaughlin. hIlza Nay Mese-
nsdy. Miss Mary dulsn. Miss julia Hines. Mas
san cumsrlord Aiiss julie ProehI. Mas Alles
Aeeeuedy ana Allas May HFosan TAs ss4lnE
elrele meets lorlqlsAliy AZ tie homes = sif
fefsal maatsa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21

Miss Mary Ballard, debutante daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Ellis Ames Ballard. win be guest
of honor at dinner-dance to be given by Mr..
and Mrs Harvey L. Elllins and Miss Ethel c.
Elkins at their home, 1901 Cresheim road The
guests will include Miss Hester Anderson.
Miss Eleanor L. Porcher, Miss Anna Stew
art Miss Marian Kingston Miss Helen Foster.
Miss Katherine Newbold Miss Huberta Potter
Miss Margaret Baker Miss Anne Ellicott Ham
llton Vogdes, Arthur Werrick, Frederick Bal
lard, Warren Donaldson, Arthur Crosby, Brooks
Lister, Thomas Foster. Robert Gantert, Eyre
Price, Terrln Price. Alfred Phillips, Jr, Albert
Stout, Jr, Herbert Alsen and Sidney Kelley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-21
FRANKFORT

A tea was given Saturday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ sharpless, in Arrott street to
announce the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Rebecca Jane sharpless. TO Walter M.
McAlpin, OF this city. The color scheme OF
the very attractive decorations was red and
green. the flowers used being poinsettlas. which
had an effective background Of evergreens and
holly. Receiving with Mrs. and Miss sharpless
were Mrs. ]. Edward FronehiI, OF West Phil
adelphla; Miss Ethel Duncan. OF Merehantvills.
~ j., and Miss orllne Bates, OF Tioga. Mrs
U. NJ. Longfield poured tea.