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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-11

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WE OFFER SPECIAL PRICES ON

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spring trade We can save you money.
on request. G. d. ThorndlHe
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White Leghorn cock left which | will sell;
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/ WILL EXCHANGE FOR CHICK.

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POULTRY, EGGS, ETC

PAIR OF GEESE GOOSE AND
gander} S.; two Rose Comb White Leg
horn cockerels 81 each. A. A. Shriye.
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FISHEL STRAIN WHITE PLY
mouth Rocks and J. w Parks bred to
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coop. Drinking founts, dropping boards,
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
ARABIAN NIGHTS
Final Entertainment at Made.in,Amerioa Fete a
Huge Success

Final Entertainment at Made.in-America Fete
Huge Success.
The Arabian Night Fete and Tableaux given
last night In Horticultural Hall as culmina-
tlon TO the three days Made-In-AmerlcA Fair
was a fitting climax to this wholly successful
undertaking. and the workers who had strivsn
with such untiring energy felt their efforts well
rewarded by the audience which packed the
hall to the doors. Indeed, even the charming
wife of one OF our plutocrats. arriving rather
late. found herself unable to secure seat The
performance began with the Oriental scene. in
which Mrs ]. Kearsley Mitchell was enthroned
as queen surrounded by her slaves and at
tendants. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend's address
being omitted. In this scene a number OF dances
were executed by wel-known society people.
In the lntermisslon, Lillian Emerson, a child
dancer. performed wonderfully.
The tabesux were given with fidelity to de-
tail which was quite remarkable and most
artistic. AS the curtain was drawn the pictures
were revealed set in huge gold frame. with
a neutral background. which made the figures
stand out in bold relief. A pleasant surprise
was the presence OF Miss Angelica Brown and
OF Maurics Roche. who came over from New
York to appear In the poses. Miss Brown posed
prettily as 1850" and Mr. Roche appeared with
AiSs AlAhhAh R"huolph ia Fiease' tetchAhB
study OF harlequin and columbne. Following
the tableaux supper was served, during which
Miss Perot and Mr. Taylor. professional dancers,
performed
The dancing competitions proved most thrill
Ing. Mrs. Gardner cassatt and Andrew
Wheeler Jr. were hnally awarded the decision
for the waits. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gllpin Erwin
for the One-step, end for the fox tFot Miss
Margot seull and Saunders L. Meade proved the
winners.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

MERIoN-Mrs. s. Earle Haines OF Mapla ave-
nue., will entertain at bridge this afternoon In
honor of Miss Emma Walton, whose engage
ment to John Wallace Hallpwell Jr, was re-
Gently announced. About six card tables will
be arranged in the lower floor, and In the din
ing room the table will be attractiveIy dec
GRATED with red carnations and feathery ferns
The guests will be Mrs. AWHILE B. Hopkins,
Mrs. Phillip Luders. Mrs. Hermon Smith. OF
New York; Mrs. Kenneth Luders, Mrs Ffsder-
iok Taylor Chandler. MrH. Dale Filter. Mrs.
Albert Means. Mrs. John Bromley, Miss vir-
sinia wetherill. Miss Marguerite Hollopetsr.
Miss Helen Gay. Miss Beatrice Flood, Miss
Ruth Enger. Of Cincinnati. Ohio; Miss Harriet
Gay. Miss Ruth Eisenhower. Miss Helen CORN
ley. Miss Elizabeth Buchanan, Miss Marie
Starr. Miss Dorothy Wilson. Miss Edith Wilson.
Miss Alyse Matthews. Miss Elizabeth Cum
mings. Miss Mildred Baugher, Miss Eleanors
Mende. Miss Martha Collins. Miss Helen pando
and Miss Harriet Gay
Mrs Haines' sister. Mrs, HeFmon Smith, of
New York. came over from New York today
and win be her guest over this weekend.
Miss Marguerite HollopeteF, daughter OF Doc
tor and Mrs. w. c. Hollopeter, gave an attrae-
tive luncheon yesterday at her home. Merton
and Sycamore avenues. In honor OF Miss Ruth
Fingers OF Cincinnati. Ohio. who has been her
guest for the past two weeks.
wAYNE-Miss Frances L. Ross gave a lunch
con today at her home in conshohoeksn, in
honor OF Miss Elisabeth Low Peasants, OF
Wayne. whose engagement to Herbert Q. Crews,
ef Toronto. Canada. was announced this week.
The table was attraetively decorated with pink
roses and green's. and the guests were Miss
Ross mother. Mrs. David II. Ross. Mrs Court
ney croeker, OF Boston; Mrs. Walter Addison
Fox, Miss Esther Pugh. Miss Merle sampson.
Miss Maude DessAu. OF New York; Miss Mollla
obdyke ana Miss Mary Tongue. OF BaltimoEe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

TODAY seems TO hold very little for the bnsy
i debutantes, who have been working 50
strenuously for the ''Mede-in-Amsrics" fsie
and the various social events that crop up oil
course the Fashion Fets at the Ritz-carIton II
the ell absorbing topic, at which number Of
the society leaders WIN pose as nsnikins. and
the proceeds VIII 20 to the Emergency Aid
Committee
Mrs. Joseph b. Goodwin, OF sii Pine street
will give a luncheon in honor Of her three debu-
tants cousins Miss Mary Stuart wurts, Mis-
Hda runls and Miss isabel wurts Page
number Of the seasons debutantss VIII be pres
ent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

~ tain at dinner Friday, January l. in honor
OF Miss Ruth Coke.
Mrs. james Potter will give dinner Of is
covers at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, on
Saturday evening before the club dance.
An attractive dinner was given last night be-
fore the weekly dance at Mannheim. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Wayne, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Haines Mr. and Mrs. Roland Tay-
lor, Mr. and Mrs Kern Dodge Mr.. and Mrs.
WE'LL Another party included Mr.. and Mrs,
e. Ross Carver. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ball. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Berkeley Hackett and e. Ritten-
house Miller.
Invitations have been issued for Christmas
cotlllon, to be given in the ballroom of the
Rlttenhouse. on Wednesday evening, December
70. Supper will be served at II o'clock, after
which general dancing will occur. The ball
room will be beautifully decorated with an
arrangement of Christmas greenery. holly
polnsettla and roses and number OF dainty
favors, combining several OF the Christmas
novelties, will be given The cotion Is under
the management of DIR. and Mrs. Isaac Hamp-
shire Jones' Mr. and Mrs. Everett Barnard, DIR.
and Mrs Fielding Otis Lewis DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Il. McCombs, DR.. and Mrs Brooke
Anspach. Mr. and Mrs. James Moffat, DR.. James
Babbltt, DR.. Frank Craig, DR.. Frank Blumm
and DR.. Daniel Hoyt.
Invitations will shortly be issued by Mr.. and
Mrs Harry e. Asbury for the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Helene Elizabeth Asbury
to Howard Lenford Murray son of MIR. and
Mrs. Ralph Lenford Murray, OF Wynnewood
The ceremony will take place Wednesday. jan
uary 20, at 1880 o'clock, In st. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church at Elkins Park The Rev.
]. Thompson Cole rector of the church. will
oficiate
Miss Asbury will be attended by Miss Bertha
=. Kohne, OF Pittsburgh, maid of honor
and her bridesmaids will be Miss Nathalie
Rand Miss Madeleine Asbury, Miss Elizabeth
Asbury, Miss Helen Gray Murray, Miss Eliza
beth Cummings and Miss Marie Cummings
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilcox, of this city, are
spending several weeks In the Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs, Ark
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Virgins. OF 1876 South
18th street, will entertain at bridge tonight
at their home. The game will be followed by
a supper. Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs
Erwin T. Reiter Mrs. Charles Bair, Mrs. r. W.
Peterson, Mrs. Roland C. Evans, Congressman
and Mrs. George w. Edmonds. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Mccloy and Mr., and Mrs William Trim
kle.
Miss Emma Blakiston and her sister, Miss
Mary Blakiston have purchased the Albert At
knson farm in Upper Dublin township, near
Amber, which they plan to make into an at
tractlve country home. This 1-acre farm ad-
Joins the large property of the School OF HortI-
culture for Women, OF which Miss Blakiston is
a director and it will be used and farmed by
the school.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
CHARITY AFFAIRS
Large Card Party Will Be Given Tonight at the
Adelphia.

Large Card Party Will Be Given Tonight at the
Adelphia.
To aid the unemployed and stranded women
writer's in London. the Pennsylvania women's
Press Association viii give large card party
tonight at the Adelphia. Mrs. A. Elizabeth
Wager-Smith, who has charge OF the entertain
mont, Will be assisted by Mrs Harriet Hayden
Finck. DR.. Alice NJ. Seabrook, Mrs. Sara L,
oberholtzer. Mrs. Mary Allen Galley, Miss Re-
gina NJ. Fisher DIR. Margaret A. Warow, Miss
Ida Ellis Turner. Miss Helen l. Castella, Mrs.
E. p. Muslin, Dr. Ruth Clement, Miss Jane
A. Stewart. Miss NJ Ethel Burs. Miss Rather
Inc Bregy, Mrs Honore Walsh, Miss Dora A.
Shoemaker, Mrs. Edouard de v. Castel Miss
Curtis Wager-smith. Miss c. Jesslca ]. Dom
nelly. Miss Anna G. Engell, Miss Lotta "
Plokard, Miss Elizabeth X. Peall. Miss Florence
d. Walsh, Miss Emily KrIder Norris. Miss A.
Edith Meyers. Mrs. D. II. Develln, DR.. Alice
M. Norton. Miss Cora e. Beitler. Miss c. A.
Beck, Mrs. c. T. Randall, Miss Cora u. Beitler.
Mrs Eta Haley osgood. Mrs. Amanda c.
Wilson and Mrs, Mary Allen Galley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
WILMINGTON

At the annual meeting of the Delaware 50.
cisty, Daughters Of the War OF 1Sis held Tuss-
day afternoon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs 70
II. woodward, the following oficers were eleet-
ed for the ensuing year: Mrs Thomas Mum.
presidents Mrs. seiden 8. Deemer. LIST vtcs
president; Miss s. c. Russell, "a vice presi-
dent; Mrs A. H. Smith. recording secretaryi
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Irving Fiuke. OF Dover, registrar; Mrs F..
p Moody, librarian; Miss Anne Cunningham. o
Smyrna, historian; Mrs. John Huxley, auditors
Mrs. Franklin Murphy, Mrs. John L. johnson
Mrs. James L. Massey and Mrs. Thomas Sad
Ter, directors.
Colonel and Mrs &. @. BucIsner entertained At
dinner at their home, 1903 Delaware avenue. last
week.
William G. Jones leaves for JaoksonvilIe.
Florida, this week to spend Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Pennington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

liam Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eayre.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kammerer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson,
Mrs Starrett, Frederick Wistenberg Doctor
and Mrs. H. Aldrich. Miss Edna Eayre and
a, L. Hackman.
Mrs. Kuhn was Miss Julia Manning. of West
Philadelphia. before her marriage last spring.
Miss Lillian Clever, Mrs. J. Walsh. Thomas
Bradley, John Finney, Harris Behan, William
Kane. Joseph Ash Richard Carr, John Herman.
Frazier Reese, James Kane and Michael
Walsh
Doctor and Mrs NJ. L. Finkblner. OF the
southwest corner I'd and Diamond streets. viii
entertain at cards tomorrow evening. followed
by a buffet supper. Their guests will be Doctor
and Mrs. G, Ashton BardsIey. Mr.. and Mrs W.
Rowbottom. Mr.. and Mrs j. Bonrdman, Mr.
and Mrs. Bauers. Doctor and Mrs. W, Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Ashbrook and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hilpert.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs John l. schulze. OF 1924 North Goth street.
entertained this afternoon at a 500 party
of four tables. followed by buffet luncheon
Her guests will be Mrs. Paul Connolly, Mrs
John Berry. Mrs. John Kintell. Mrs Robert
IIoben, Mrs. william b. scattergood Mrs
George williams Mrs. James Herman. Mrs
G. Murphy. Mrs. William Loyeland. Mrs. Paul
Mallle and Mrs, J. Evans.
Mrs. Joseph Newman, Of SD and Catharlne
streets, was the hostess at a 500 party
followed by a buffet luncheon yesterday after
noon Her guests who are members OF her
card club, were Mrs. Samuel Kisfer, Mrs. Bruce
MeFaddsn Mrs Florence Striker, Mrs. Kiehel,
Mrs. Frank Taylor Mrs. william e, Webster,
Mrs. Ruttsr. Mrs. ouiEley. Mrs. Tyndal Mrs
wright and Mrs Robinson.
Mr.. David A. Drew. OF lsis hardwood avenue
left last week for Jacksonville, Fla, where he
will spend the winter with relatives.
Mrs. Henry r. Jackson. Of the Bartran. left
last week for Boston where she will spend
chrlstmas with her daughter, Mrs Howard
Turner.
ar and Mrs Walls Of 1923 South eth street
viii sntsrtain the members Of their Saturday
Evening Bridge Club at their home Saturday
might
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Miss Minnesota q. Craig entertained her
sewing circle yesterday afternoon at her home
in Merchantville N. j.. when her guests were
Miss Jane Curran. Miss Constance 0loBkinsi
Miss Regina Lentz, Miss Ethel Kneass. Mrs
George N Nicholson and Mrs. william BIZ
letter.
Mr.. and Mrs, q, w. Bradley. of sth and
Cooper streets, are entertaining Mrs. Bradley's
parents. Mr. ana Mrs. F. J. walters. Of Ocean
city, for the winter months.
The Beta Gamma, group of u young society
girls OF Haddonield, will give a play tomor-
row evening for the benefit OF the Fairgrounds
Miss Mae Fitzgerald. Of Merehantville, has
been entertaining Miss Dorothy Miller. OF Pitt
burgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

A birthday party was given TO Orville p.
Davis at his home. 1904 East York street. which
was attended by 80 persons, The guests in
eluded Mrs. Elizabeth snagg and grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson. John Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs William Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Rau, Mrs. sturk, Miss Florence sturk
Mr.. and Mrs, Elwood Morgan. Mrs. Sarah
Derr. Miss Ethel Dieseo, Miss Marion Pedley,
Miss Ada whitehead, Miss Florence West. Miss
Mary Weir. Miss sara Weir, Miss Edna Weir.
Miss Edna Edwin, AIiss Thelma Thomas. Miss
Dorothy Rau. Miss Elya Smith. Miss Gertrude
Morgan, James Morrison, Andrew Weir,
Charles KiesllnE. Harry Bloom. Raymond
Bloom, Walter Craven. Courtland Kane. Albert
Booth, Grover Morgan and John Pedlsy.
Miss Gwendolyn Taylor. OF Ksnsington. will
entertain at 500 tomorrow afternoon Those
present viii be Miss Evelyn Jardin. Miss Mabel
Mclaughlin. Miss Alma Mueller, Miss Gwen
dolyn Taylor. hrs, G. Bradbury Mira Lynn
Walker. Mrs P. Kelly ana Mrs. sEoadasld
Blrs. William Weeks. who has been the guest
Of Mrs. Broadheld Of slsl Frankford avenas
Ksnslngton, for me past week has returned to
her home IN Cape Nay.
Mra, William Kuhn. JF.. viii entertain At din
nsr ana 50 Saturday evening & hsr home, asss
North 5th street
The hoeas wiu b decorated vith evergreen.
bsuz ana sreaths oi Fsa iumqTtd belly ana
asrelssua
gha guests ala lnelaas nesfaz a. hias VA
SAN a sas H Aasiz Aaan Ha-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
NORTH PHILAnELpHIA

Mr. and Mrs Maurice Bendann have returned
from their wedding trip and are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mansbach. OF 143s Diamond
street, for a few days after which they will
leave for Baltimore and live at the Hotel Belvi-
dere. Mrs. Bendann, before her marriage on
Thanksgiving night was Miss Violet S. Mans
bach. the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac
MRnsbaeh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

Mrs Wheeler Lord. of Mannheim street, has
returned to her home from Bethlehem, Pa.
where she visited friends.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

Miss Phoebe satterheld, OF 5s22 Wayne ave-
nue., has as her guest Miss Eta Taaferro.
of Baltimore. who will spend the remainder of
the week here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Girard Yacht Club of Point Breeze one
of the most exclusive clubs in South Philadel-
phia, will entertain this evening at a large
dance 10 be given in Bu Lu Temple. The
affair is in charge of William Lane, president
OF the club, assisted by Charles S. Davis, of the
GIrard Estate Some OF the guests who are
expected Will be Mr., and Mrs. Gartley. of
Mount Airy; Mr.. and Mrs. Britain. of Mount
Airy; Miss Blanche Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius
Beebe Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Mr.. and
MRS Herman Livingstone. Lieutenant Com
mander r. s. Keyes. u. S, NJ and Mrs Heyes,
Lieutenant Commander G. b. Landenberger,
u 8. NJ, and Mrs. Landenberger. Lieutenant
Commander G. A. Bissett. u s. NJ. and Mrs.
Blssett, Lieutenant c. A. Lutz, u, s. NJ. c., and
Mrs Lutz. Lieutenant T. II. Winters, U. S. NJ,
and Mrs Winters, Lieutenant Taylor, U. s. M
Lieutenant A. It. Barney. U, S. N, and Mrs.
barney Miss Lane and j. Parker, A feature of
the dance will be the exhibition dances which
will be gwen by Mrs. Jesse Wilson Stiles and
Stanley Baird Reed.
Charles w. Peckworth entertained few
friends informally at his home 1880 Porter
street, last night. The invited guests were
william r. Burwell. Edwin E. MacNieol. Will
lam A. Tolliver, Lieutenant Andrew r. Lock-
hart. N. O. F.. Raymond e. Cook, Harry ].
Morio, A. Phillips Greenway, Harry s. Brauti-
gan and Louis r. Beck
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
CHESTNUT HILL

Arthur U. Crosby viii return 70 his home.
on Mermaid lane. on Friday from Yale, 10
spend the Christmas holidays with his parents
He win have as his guests seven men who
attend Yale with him. They are Albert Olsen
ana Alfred N. Philippe. OF GIenbrook. Conn;
Heaton Trsadway Sidney Kelly Of New York;
John pieEwirth. Of BROOKLYN Francis blossom.
Of Chicago. ana Edward Thurston o. Chicago
They win attend the dinner which Mr.. ana
Mrs Everett ". Crosby win sivs on saturday
night at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. also
ths dinnsE-danee which Mr and Nra. Harvey
= Elkins yii give foF Mlza Mary Ballard On
Monday. December q.
william Coleman Freeman. Of Aorslana ana
chsrokss avenues. Il spending several days 8
Ls1apen On business
aars. Adolph ". GroeneFeld viii entertain tie
iusmbsfs q her "doe' Monday after 5on q hss
hene. as Nippon street. chsslnu, H4n, ahsa
hsF sassts sin p aa-s alice Aanlf hlss fInisn
Milsr Aiss Dorothy Alan slas Mary weber
eiss ezloilae Hprgsss. ellss Wanda alosaagsl4
49, ASA Everett zsanerman
M n Mn Na m
4 s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

Miss Marion Chapman, of ses Duval street. ao-
companied by Miss Emma Bradbury. will leave
tomorrow for Bethlehem, where they viii
spend the week at house party at Lehigh
University.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs, William McKendrie Scott, OF
5423 Laurens street, left yesterday for Centre
vile. Nd TO attend the wedding of Miss Bessie
Brown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
GERMANTOWN

The Science and Art Club OF Germantown
was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Foulke, of 24S Tulpehocken street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
FRANKFORT

Miss AFies Bromley, o. ilol Lsips ytr.si. VIA
eateFtzin At auction bridge SATURDAY afteraooa
Of December .. Seventy saezga eal Is prassna
The same evening Miss pronisy siil antsstaia
AZ dinner covers Win be PLACED for 8 guests.
Cards and aanelns Wn fallos asss aroaalsy's s
engagement has recently bsan apnsaneza e
Wnliam CQzhian-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs William r. Tucker will attend
the ball to be given; at the navy yard on Fri
day night, and will have as their guests MI
and Mrs. Clarence Peterson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

The Mems Association OF Oak Lane Park
gave banquet last evening at the Manufac-
turers' Club. There we're about 100 men pres
ent Edwin Abbott, Esq, is president Of the
association.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

Mrs. George Washington EdmOnds, OF lb4s
North s3d street, will give theatre party fol-
lowed by tea dansant at the Bslevue-strat-
ford, on Saturday, in honor OF her niece Miss
Eleanor Edmonds, a debutante OF the season
The guests will be Miss Rae Fox. Miss Adele
Steele, Miss Leonora Walk, Miss Doris HOwss,
Miss Mcdowell. Miss Gladys Trinkle. Misa
Edna Balr, Mrs. John Edmonds Milton Green.
George Caldwell. George Whiteman, Fletcher
Shaun. Roy Dookmyer. James Stevenson. Craig
King. Climber Evans, Ramon Rsyos and Ed
ward Scott
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17

Mr. and Mrs willis Mcdonald Powell. OF
Upper Montclalr, N. j., will arrive Thurs
day, December a. and win be the guests of
Mrs. Powell's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
schoble. at their home in wyncote until after
New Years Mrs. Powell will be remembered
Miss Clara Irene schoble before her mar
riaEe In October.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-17
TIOcA

Mr. and Mrs. II. Calvin TrumbausF of lSza
west VsnanEo street, viii entertain Al dinner
ana cards tonight for Mr and Mrs. Henry G.
Qusrns, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lewis and 4ir
ana Mrs Henry T. Weand-
Allss GensyieTs Campbell. OF iso5 West Al
lsgheny avenue. viii be the hostess a. card
party and buffet luncheon this Afternoon Tor
the SOC club Her guests will be Mru Per-
clval Norris. Mrs Leroy Walker Mlss uay
Jacobs. MIss Helsns BAH Miss Marie Froslieh.
Mlss Crissis subsrs Mis- Katharine schoheld.
Mfa &uilam DatH snd Mrs. John Kiegsr.
ara George A. Willmanns 1sdg West venango
street. all entsrtain tomorrow evening e ths
close q Mas Margaret Ryen's dancing class.
res sessis VA nsl1ae M ana Ma Lewis
rrar ~ ant ars Ieas1 Aecraadea AZ
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