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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21
Along the READING

Mr. and Mrs, Albert Dudley and fam
ily, OF l1th street below Chelten avenue.
VIII spend the summer along the Maine
coast. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley will be ac-
Gompanied by Miss Lillian Marion, who
Is sister of Mrs. Dudley.
Invitation have been issued for the we'd
ding of Miss Mabel Lea, of Elkins Park.
to Mr. Harry Mcdonald, of German
town. The ceremony will take place at
May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard e. Stevenson, OF
High School road and warlng road, have
returned to their home after spending
several days with friends at Wilmington.
Del. '''''
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fueller, of Ash
bourne, are being congratulated upon the
birth of a son.
a series Of four lawn parties will be
given by the Mckinley Fire Company No.
l on the following dates Friday and SAT-
urday May 81 and 22 Friday and Satur-
day, June is and 10; Friday and Satur-
day, July % and "a, and Friday and SAT-
urday August q and 2S Dancing, re-
freshments and amusements will be pro-
vided.
Mrs. James r. Vincent, formerly of
Elkins Park, will entertain at luncheon
and cards this afternoon at her home,
1850 Germantown avenue.
Miss Louise Sauter of $500 North ith
street, Oak Lane, will entertain tomor-
row at luncheon and bridge in honor OF
Miss Marie Jacob, whose marriage to Mr.
Earl Breeding, of Oak Lane, will take
place June 3. Miss Sauter's guests will
include the maids of honor, Miss Char
lotte Jacob, Miss Margaret Jacob, and
the bridesmaids. Miss Margaret Barrett,
Miss Elizabeth Oliver, Miss Gera dc
sanno, Miss Reba White and Miss May
Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Ball, of cath
and 9TH avenues, Oak Lane Park, will
entertain at their home Monday evening,
May 81, at reception, 1t being the oc-
casion of silver wedding anniversary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21
SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODAY
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY

Noon-Opsn-air meeting on the postoffcs
plaza eth and Chestnut streets Speaker,
Miss Bertha Sapovits.
p m.-Tea, given for Mrs. Belva Lock-
wood, a pioneer sunTagist now IN this city
and the hrst woman 10 run for the presidency
OF the United States, az the soclety's head
Susrtsrs. S5 South OH street. Mrs wilfrsd
Lewis, president OF the society, acts as a
hostess Tea until p. m.
s D. m.-Open-air meeting at Broad and
Porter streets. Speakers, Miss Bertha Sapovits
and Miss Margaret Boland,
$50 p. m.-Open-air meeting at Front and
Dauphin streets. Speaker, Miss Anna Me-
Cue organiser for the society in kensington.
Assistants. Miss Catherine kaufman and
Mas Clara Rexinger,
WO54AN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
p. m.-CanEasssTs' rally, at the home OF
Or. 2. n. il. Moose. lo22 Clinton street.
Canvassera then canvass the 9Th LeElslA tive
District TO solicit votes for the cause"
D. m.-Open-ai meeting at b2d and Chest
nut streets. uuder auspices OF the party >
branch n the 2lst Legislative District. Mrs
IL G, BietLel IN charge.
p m.-Meetlng az the Belhsld Evangelical
Church, thth street and Wyoming avenue.
Logan. under auspices OF the party branch
IN the 18th legislative District. Speaker, F.
u, eraser, FrealdinS oaieer. Mrs. Wolston
. QlLey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21

A CAKE, candy and flower sale Will
"A be given this afternoon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Kent. on
Bert road, Wyncote. under the auspices
of the Old York Road Circle of the
Young Women's Christian Association
The tables will be attractively deco
rated with orange and white paper and
sprlng flowers. Among the young ladies'
thar will aid at the different tables will
be: ,t
Candy-NIiss Marion Sharpless. chair
man assisted by Miss Marguerite Sill,
Miss Helen Pringle, Mrs. Andrew X
Borda, Miss Clara De Puy.
Cake table will be in charge OF MISS MISS
Marjorie Kent. Miss Mildred fetteroll'
Miss Dorothy Mulford.
The flower table-Chalrman, Miss Doro-
thea Jennings. assisted by Mrs. James
Williams, Miss Idella Gribbel, MIS- Her
bert Smith. .,,.,
Frances Robbins and Miss Edith Stinsoh.
Ice cream = Chairman, Miss Blanche
Chauyeau; Miss Mary Freeland, Miss sue
Nice, Mrs. Henry Stetson. Miss Emily
Lewis. Miss Doris Weatherbee.
Among the attractions for the children
will be a fish pond. sliding board goat.
cart rides These will be In charge OF
Mrs. George bdsSctNI AlS' AAShAS SRNN@N
ing. Mrs. Kenneth Endres.
The fair is for the benefit or the
panlIyn Holiday House at Penllyn, which
lives many girls a chance TO spend their
HOLIDAYS and week ends in the country
at nrices within their means. Last year
thew did a wonderful work and from the
outlook this year the work will be even
larger
The Aeschylean Players will present the
comedy. 'Polly IN Pofties." on Thursday
nIEht. May "a, in the Grace Baptist Tenn
nle' Broad and Berks streets, in aid OF
the Samaritan Hospital. The cast will
include:
Joseph Pendexter
Mr.. James T. Anthony, Jr.
French Maid ..............M Miss Mabel Burt
James Villas ..,.....,..., Mr. Arnold carter
Wife of Colonel Danyers
Miss Freda D'Ardenne
Sammy Mr.. Frederick j. Flelo
Telephone Operator. Miss iva Harding
Colonel Danvers. Mr. Edward B. I.atimeE
Polly ........,,....... Miss Helen D'Ardenns
There viii be also excellent music by an
orchestra and vocal solos by Miss Adele
Pack. The Players have been organ
ized for some time and give an unusually
smooth ana finished performance. Mrs
Walter Ross Is the stage manager ane
coach. ana the officers are: Mr.. Edware
Latimer. presidents Mlss Iva Harding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21
Girard Estate

The Ladies' Aid Society of Mount Her
mon Methodist Episcopal Church. 10Th
and Skunk streets, will entertain this
evening in the church auditorium. The
affair will be a sock social" each
member being presented with a sock, in
which are to be placed coins to the num-
ber OF her shoe. An attractive literary
and musical entertainment will follow
and refreshments will be served. Those
interested in the affair are Mrs. Nef
Lang, Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs. How
ard Harvey Mrs. T. l.. Postale, Mrs.
William Warren and Mrs. Frederick
Thomas, wife of the pastor.
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Northeast PHILADELPHIA

On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rosen-
blum, of 2920 F'rankford avenue, will give
n confirmation party in honor of their
son, David Rosenblum. The house Will
be beautifully decorated with ferns, palms
and flowers. The guests present will in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rosenblum,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenblum, Mr.. and
Mrs Feinsinger, Doctor and Mrs. Win
held, Mr. and Mrs. !. Rosenelum, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Burnstein, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Greenberg,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Berkowitz of Trenton,
y. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rosenberg, OF
Chester, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Blaker, Mr..
and Mrs D. Weinberg, Mr. and Mrs A.
Gooriand, of Atlantic City; Miss Lena
FeinsnEer. Miss Helen Feinsinger, Miss
Hanna Friedman Miss Cecilia Weinberg,
Miss Mollie Stein. Miss Jean Feinsnger,
Miss Ethel Goldenberg, Miss Mabel Fuld.
Miss Elsie Schoenfelt, Miss Nancy kna-
bic, Mr.. Herman Weinberg, Mr.. Milton
Sabber, Mr.. Martin Bayleson, Mr.. Fred
erick Gudelson, Mr.. David Lane, Mr.,
George Fischscraper, Mr.. Josef Wisow
and Mr.. Thomas Rosenfeld. Mr., Josef
lWisow and Mr. Herman Weinberg Will
glvo number of piano and violin selec-
tions.
The All Philadelphia Club of Kenslng-
ton will hold its annual opening festivi-
ties tomorrow and Sunday at Its Country
Club at National Park, n. j.
Miss Ray Gotwolls, Miss Isabelle Got
wolls and Miss Bess Gotwolls, of 3lO7
Frankford avenue, and Miss Laura Film
yer. of 3135 Frankford avenue. will go to
Gettysburg, Pa, for over Decoration Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Reese and their daugh-
ter, Miss Anna May Reese, of 2017 Clear
field street, will spend Decoration Day
at their cottage in Wildwood Crest, N. j.,
and will leave again in June to stay for
the rest of the summer.
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West PhiladelDhia

The Misses Grace. of PA North SD
street, have as their guests Miss Elcia
E. Casey, of Wilimantic, Conn; Mr.
Arthur E. S. Casey, a sophomore of JEFF
ferson College; Miss Marie Cahill and Miss
Lillian Cahill, of Brooklyn. Many en-
tertainments will be given in their honor
Tomorrow night Mrs Paul B. F'enlon and
Miss Kathryn Grace Fenon will enter
tain informally at their home. 424 Pine
street, In their honor.
Miss Nan Welnstein, of 6443 West Ches-
ter road, Millbourne, has returned from Il
two weeks stay at Mount PoCono.
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Wilmington

When Rostand's THE Romancers." is
presented at the Country Club on the
evening of June by the Frank Lea Short
Company, the invitations will be extended
to others than the members. If the
weather conditions permit chairs will be
placed on a dry greensward for the or
chestra, while the veranda will do duty
as u balcony so there may be ample seat
ing capacity for the audience. The play
will be presented on the level ground,
Immediately west OF the clubhouse, and
the links will make a suitable back
ground. In case of rain 1t will be pre-
sented on the veranda.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21

Tho Young Mems and Women's Hebrew
Association held their meeting on Tues
day evening at their rooms of the H. L..
S.. 80 Catherine street. The speaker of
the evening was Mr.. Levy, of Baltimore,
his theme being WAR. What For?" A
short play was also given by the MEM
bers of the club, entitled THE Terrible
Meek" by Charles Ram Kennedy. The
cast included Miss Esther kornield, Mr..
Bernard Brodie, and Mrs. Samuel Korn-
field. Vocal selections We're rendered by
Miss Gottlsfeldt accompanied by Miss
Kallen.
The committee in charge of the program
included Mr.. Myer Abrams Miss Esther
Kornfield, Mr. Mitchell Fow. Miss Ger
trude Lenherdt, and Mr.. Bernard Brodie.
Miss Yetta Fielderman entertained yes
terday evening at her home, sl5 Reed
street, in honor of her cousin, Miss Ger
trude Cohen. of Collegeville Mr.. David
Blank and Mr.. Gerson Sepln were also
guests of honor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21
ENTERTAINMENTS

secretary. and Mr., James 7. Anthony, Jr.,
treasurer.
The Comrade Club, of South PhIladel-
phia celebrated It's 9TH anniversary on
Sunday at its summer home in Lake
view Park. N. ], The Comrade Club, OF
Pittsburgh; Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Com-ade Club, Interstate and Lincoln
Club were represented.
President Kimmel acted as toastmaster.
Mr.. Small, Mrs. Turner, Mr.. Balkin, Miss
B. Paskal. Miss F. Kohn and Miss E.
Kriger sang the latest most popular
songs during the day.
The latest steps in dancing were DEM
onstrated by Mr.. NJ. Kimmel and Miss
r. Feldbaum Mr.. NJ. Shuster and Miss
l. Brown. During the afternoon the club
through Mr.. Shecter. as chairman, pre-
sented an emblem ring to President Kim
mel for his faithful service to the club.
The Ladies' Auxiliary presented horse
shoe OF flowers and success to the Com
made Club. The following 80 were present.:
Miss B. Paskal. Miss Sarah Goldberg,
Miss Fay Kohn, Miss Reba Feldbaum,
Miss G. Goldman, Miss Sarah Shecter,
Miss ]. Quint. Miss e. Krieger Miss Ida
Brown, Miss Ida Silverman. Miss Lena
Bagdan, OF the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Comrade Club, and Miss f. Pascal, of
Conshohocken.
Mr.. A. Newman and Mr.. Bob Mazar,
of the Interstate; Mr., Nat Marder. OF
Pittsburgh; Mr.. Sol Tananbaum, of Mont
real, Can; Mr. Joe r, Baffa, OF Chicago;
Mr.. H. Holtzman, Mr.. NJ. Holtzman, Mr..
Harry Paskal. OF the Lincoln Club; Mr..
N. Leiberman, Mr.. n. Small. Mr.. NJ.
Beck, Mr.. Fl. Seltzer. Mr. II. Shapiro,
Mr d. Rothstien, Mr.. IL. Livy, Mr.. ].
Llpshitz Mr.. II, Freedman, Mr., b. Sill
verman. Mr.. Maurice Shuster, Mr.. ].
Bush. Mr. NJ. Kimmel. Mr.. s. Shecter,
Mr.. b. Tltelman, Mr., L. Rosenstein. Mr..
B. Kolsky. Mr.. j, Posner, Mr., ]. War
saw, Mr. II. Koleman. Mr.. L. Balkin.
Mr.. /. Greenspan, Mr.. H. Sobel. Mr.. I.
Turner, MIR. Sam Pollock. The officers
of the club are: Mr. Maurice Kimmel,
president; Mr.. Harry holman. vice presi-
dent; Mr.. Maurice Shuster. recording sec
retary; Mr.. Ben Kolsky, financial secre-
tary; Mr.. Leon Dosenstsin, treasurer;
Mr.. Benjamin J. Titelman, historian. and
Mr. Joseph Bush. trustee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21

xyrpDING of interest 10 ghiauel-
q .s,ans will take place in Minneapolis.
- IN the night Of Wednesday, June
~. Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Woollett.
s,ar Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wool
IN ~ that city, will become the bride
,wr George Sidney Houston, Jr., son OF
y. csorre Sidney Houston, former
-, nj this city, whose father, the
Az william C. Houston, was twice
l.,aor, of the Union League. On his
s,.rnal side Mr.. Houston, Jr, is a de-
81 of the old Stockton family, his
s,hsr having been a daughter of the
Hy ~. and Mrs. Lucius w Stockton, OF
his city
~. 1ohn II. Seal of Merton. enter
..,..d her daughter, Miss Deborah Seal,
IA Tho graduating class of Miss Wrights
s.soo, Of Bryn Mawr, at theatre party
,,rdav afternoon, followed by tea at
p.,,evue-stratford Covers were laid
for IS guests.
Ne and Mrs. Robert Dumont Foote
,.ya issued invitations for the mar
.o or their daughter, Miss Marianne
,,,hron Foote, to Mr.. John Stewart Ba-
81 IN saturday, June 10, at ST. Peters
cnnrcb Morristown. n. j. A reception
will follow at their home, Spring Brook
House, at 4:3O.
nr and Mrs. John Marshall, of lIlS
Pine street will entertain at diNner to-
night at the Acorn Club in honor OF their
a.ushter, Miss Helen Marshall. The
rpssts will be exclusively the members
4, the graduating class of Miss Irwin's
,chool Later in the evening there will
bs dancing for which there Will be addl-
uonal men guests.
Miss Edwina Hensel, daughter of Mrs.
= cayen Hensel, and Miss Agnes Clarke
Kennedy, daughter of Mrs. Albert e.
Kennedy, are spending this week In Balti-
more as the guests of Mrs. Wharton
Smith. They are taking part in the tour
nsment being held at the Baltimore Coun-
trv Club and will return to their homes
on Monday.
Tho women's tennis team of the Phila-
ds,nhia Country Club will play the Ger
mantown Cricket Club team this after
uoon at Bala, If the weather permits.
Mrs Gilbert A. Harvey captains the for
,rer and Mrs. C. Merwyn Graham the
latter team.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Brinton Lucas have re-
,arned from Dallas, Tex, and are now
living at lila County Line road, Rose
mont Pa. Mrs. Lucas will be remeF-
bsred as Miss Adelaide Loughead.
Miss Annie Lowering Perot has opened
Henhurst her summer home at Fort
Washington, which adjoins the home of
Mrs Thomas P. Anschutz.
Miss A. Marjorie Taylor, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Taylor, will enter
tain in unique fashion today, when her
guests will include the members of the
graduating class of Miss Irwin's school.
The party will go to the Geological Gar
dens, where picnic lunch will be served.
There will be so guests.
Mr.. Francis Lyttleton Mcguire gave
luncheon yesterday at the St. James Ho-
tel in honor of Baron v. Fini2io, of
Naples, Italy.
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Along the Main Line

ovERBROOk - Miss Helen Forster
Glase, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
dlase, of 6452 Woodbine avenue, will give
a luncheon Friday, May %, at the Over
brook Golf Club, followed by matinee
theatre party in honor of Miss Margaret
Frances Wh!teside, who will be one of
the early June brides.
The fourth of the series of these dan
SAINTS which are being given at the Over
brook Golf Club throughout the month of
May will take place on Saturday after
noon. A number OF the members have re-
served tables and will entertain guests.
mERIoN-The last of the women's in
terclub tennis matches which are being
held will take place this afternoon, when
Merlon Cricket Club will play Cynwyd
Country Club at Merton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21
Germantown

Miss Eleanor Harvey Wood, of Mount
AIRY, will spend the first week OF June in
J annapolis, Md, attending the commence
ment and June ball of the United States
Naval Academy. She will be chaperoned
BY her mother, Mrs. William Albert
wood. the prominent suffragist.
Tomorrow night at 5 o'clock in the
parish house on McCallum street the
Dramatic Club of Christ Episcopal Church
VIII present two comedies given by the
members of the club. The program will
slso include a recital by Miss Margaret
ohll solo by Miss Alice Burnley and
music by special orchestra. The pro-
sseds will be devoted TO the expenses OF
me Christ Church Athletic Associations,
Mrs. Simpson Wesley Horaer, Jr., of
gS Boyer street, will give a small 4
o'clock tea today to meet Miss Eleanor
Aoyn, whose marriage to Mr.. Albert Bar
,oa Will take place in June, and Mrs
yenn Peter Grant, of Louisville, KY, who
Mrs. Horner's guest.
among the guests will be Miss Mildred
ses4serly Miss Sarah Blackburn, Miss
rslsn Gormley, Miss May Alburger, Miss
getothy BenneTman, Miss Rose Elias,
ss Juanita Sauveur, Miss Elsa Nc
4auslam' Miss Dorothy Cochran, Miss
sssan Beagary, Miss Miriam Partridge,
alss Theodore Jellett, Miss Josephine
neion. Miss Eleanor Flood, Miss Gladys
falhe, Miss Marion Coons, Miss Edith
aeslfan' Miss Eleanor Baker, Miss
asaiaAn Moyn, Miss Marian Hubbell,
-. s Flora Barton, Mrs. Clarence Cor
zns..as, Mrs. Theobald Clark, Mrs. Harry
sesa.ssserworth, Mrs. John Bromley, Mrs
alAlns Bennerman. Mrs. Alfred Ball.
~, Aelth Downing, Mrs. Howard Wal
h.s' sirs. seeman r. Browne, Mrs. Doro-
- smith, Mrs. Daniel Woods Davis
gssi hodman Barton, Mrs, John Handy
M. NJ MRS. Frederick Simonin.
i card OF Mrs. w. Spencer Harvey.
-. ana Mrs. Charles H Leary, of 5ss6
- ave street. left for a visit 10 Bos-
asa.. .9aass., where they will remain for
:. as s Rev DR.. and Mrs. T. S. Samson.
49, East chelten avenue. will occupy
- -. cottage in Bradley Beach throughout
sumner months.
80 - and Mrs. ]. G. Nittsrour, of $3.50
zAson street. have left for Jacksonville.
49, Kenneth Flaven, OF 54ss Wayne
= ~ has left for a few weeks visit
= - World S fair IN California. stopping
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21

d) metropolitan, what the Films
May DO to the Drama"
(2) New Republic, THE Movies"
(3) American, Deeds Of Daring in
the Movies"
C4) Theatre. THE High Cost of Stage
Beauty"
(5) scribners, THE Point of View"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21
ROXhOrOugh

The Westminster Guild is the name of
a new society organized by the First
Presbyterian Church. The officers are as
follows: Miss Mary Fleming, president:
Miss Myrtle Dowie, vice president; Miss
Emma Whitaker. secretary; Miss Marion
Fleming, treasurer. Meetings will be held
at tho homes of the various members
semi-monthly.
Miss Katherine West, of Roxborough,
is the guest of Mrs, Harry slifer, of
Spring City.
Mrs Harry Haigh and daughter left on
Saturday to join Mr. Haigh at Lynn,
Mass.
Miss Katie Bowen conducted a euchro
last evening in the Holy Family audito-
rum. Many artistic prizes of embroidery
and painted articles were distributed.
Mr. and Mrs William Edward shap-
pell, of 1915 Manayunk avenue, are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of a
son Thursday, May 13.
The Violet Euchre Club was enter
tanned last evening at the home of Mrs.
Emma Schwartz, Hermitage and Smick
streets. Those who attended were Mrs
Peter Gaub, Miss Jane De Haven, Miss
Bella Booth, Mrs. John Carson, Miss Ella
Cunningham Miss Margaret McGuigan,
Mrs Charles Schlotterer, Miss Mary
Glaub, Mrs. John Schlotterer, Mrs. Sadie
Garlich and Mrs. John Scherf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Keevor, of
Harmon road and Ridge avenue, will open
their cottage at Ocean City today and
entertain house party Of six friends over
the week. end.
Mrs. Benjamin Johnson, of 216 Osborne
street, Wissahickon, will entertain the
members of her sewing club at luncheon
today.
Mrs Robert McFadden. of 4149 Ridge
avenue, is entertaining Miss Mary Ward,
of Wilmington. Del
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21
WHATS DONG
TONIGHT ?"

Aero Club, Of Pennsylvania meeting. Belle
ue-StTatford; S:l5 o'clock
University OF Pennsylvania Museum man
aRers o'clock.
Phliadelphia Chapter. American Institute of
bankers. 170l Chestnut street; o'clock.
Municipal Band 4sth and Brown streets
Tree.
sufrrage mass-meeting. Front and Dauphin
streets; $3.50 o'clock. Free.
Forty ninth Street Association, Kingsessing
Recreation Centre; o'clock. Free.
Play. Lend Me Five shlllinss." Chestnut
Hill Academy.
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Frankford

the Helen MCGregor Lodge, No. A., ID.
A. S., of Frankford, will hold it's first
annual concert and dance tonight at the
1. o. o. f. Manchester Unity Hall. A
and Cumberland streets. The following
artists will render their services during
the evening: Mrs. John McNabb, Mrs.
Mary Milliken, Mr.. Walter Scott, Mr..
A. Alexander and Mr.. Cairns. The COM
mlttee in charge includes: Chairman,
Mrs. Alexander Nichol; secretary, MISS
Violet Dalls treasurer Miss Isabel Fet-
tez. The members include Miss NJ. Ken
nedy Mrs. Mccain, Mrs. Murdoch and
Miss NJ. Cuthbert.
Mrs. r. Clifford Smith, of 6S22 Torres
dale avenue, will entertain at bridge to-
morrow afternoon. There will be 20
guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blgg, Miss Eliza
bth Hamilton and Mr.. Alfred II. kletser
will leave the latter part of June for n
trip to New York, Albany, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls, returning some time dur
In July.
Mr., and Mrs j. Gimbel, of GIG street,
Lawndale, announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Gertrude S. Gimbel'
to Mr.. Roy L. Kitchin, of Olney.
Mrs William Mayors, of I0lO Rising
Sun avenue, Five Points, has as her
guest Miss Mary Hoerle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lacky. of I'd
street pike, Five Points, have left Tor
their home at wildwood, where they Will
spend the summer:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21

Notices for the Society page Will be
accepted and printed In the Evening
Ledger, but all such notices must be
written on one side OF the paper, must
be signed IN full, with full address, and
when possible telephons number must
be given.
send all such communications 60
"Soelsty Editor" Evening Ledger, eos
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirements are car
rled cut so that veFlfieatlon may be
possible, the netless will not be pub
llshsd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Wood, of 614 State
street, have been entertaining their
daughter, Mrs. ]. L, Williams. of New
York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21

Municipal Band Concert Tonight
The Municipal Band will play at 18th
street and Girard avenue tonight instead
of in Durham Park, as originally sched-
uled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21

Mr.. Horace Traubel, of Sd and Elm
streets, has returned from long So
journ IN Montreal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21
South PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. George A. Hincken. of 1904 South
Broad street. has opened her summer
home at Bowers. Del, where she will
spend the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. o'Brien. of 2OO6
South 18th street, are entertaining their
son and his family, Mr.. Frank B. O'Brien,
of Brooklyn, n. Y.
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LansdoWne

Miss Helen Reid, of 231 North High
land avenue, will entertain the Sorority
at her home this evening. The members
are Miss Miriam Hart, Miss Alma Under
hill, Miss Marjorie Young Miss Mary
ouinlan. Miss Helen Davenport, Miss
MYRTLE Craig, Miss Manon Goucher, Miss
Dorothy Humphries and Miss Lillian
Bloodsworth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Lipsitz, of 1850 Point
Breeze avenue, are entertaining Mr.. H.
Slmsford, of Indianapolis, Ind.