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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
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rrss PHOEBE WILLIAMS ADAMS has
MI oone to st. Mary's School, Peekskill- on
ss.dson to snerd Holy Week. with her sister
~. Fiizabeth c. Adams. who is a student
80 she will -e'urp to this city the latter
~, of next week Miss Adams marriage to
Large JestN aarding will take place on Easter
srorday at ~. James Church, 22d and wal
-, streets Mr. Harding will give his ushers'
dinner on April 3.
Mes .Tosepb B. Mccall will give a box partv
:, the Mask and Wig performance on satur-
,.v AprD TO- for her daughter. Miss Lenore A.
vccall. The guests will include Miss L. En-
,.y Cook. Miss Mary w. Pancoast, Miss Pansy
ocott Miss Gladys Fox, Richard Stockton Bull
0t ryiatram q Colket, I'd, Alexapeer Hey
Aurn. Norris S Bsrratt, Jr., and Iopsph b.
Nccall Jr
,nvitstons hare been issued by the Plays
and PLAYERS for a musicale at the playroom
An SUNDAY evening. March 2S. at $50 o'clock.
urs. T. p elgo Is chairman of the Musical
commIttee and the following artists will take
narp Julius Falk, vioI'nIst; Agnes Clune ouin.
m. pianist; Miriam Ellison, soprano: Daniel c.
nonovan tenor and Edith Mahon, accompanIst
chi. who ip at present the guest of her mother
,r.,aw. 1t-s Theodore l.. Harrison, of Braebank
Roserort will be TIE guest of honor at tea
10 ne given by he- sister, Mrs. Charles p. Fox,
!, her hone 2loe Pine rtreet, today. Mrs. Fox
uIr he assisted tp rpreJving by Mrs. James
large. Mrs George W Norris, Mrs. Robert II.
large. Miss PauIire Dsvis Bowie. Miss Hen
'rIetta Meade. MISC Florence Meade and Miss
tbo Iotto siafo os
Mrs Harrison and Mrs. Fox.
Ms Mary e. F. Morris will give tea today
IN ha- horro. 5141 Morris street. in honor of her
daughie,. Miss Ruth Stokes Morris. who will
make her debut next year. The receiving party
viii include Miss Alice Huston, Miss Flora IL.
Taft, Miss Ruth Evans, Miss Dorothy Kay,
Miss Esther Jones and Miss Nancy Morris.
Miss Ed'tb Breezy, daughter of Judge s. ANA
dee Bregy, will give a benefit tea today at
her studio '71p Chestnut street The proceeds
viii he devoted to the wounded French soldiers.
partcitlatly 'or those being cared for at her
eouslp's Red Cross hospital in Paris. Miss
Katherine Bregy will preside at the tea table.
Mrs. Rel ert w. Downing will give n tea at
her reS'den~e 1924 Locust street, next Tuesday
afternoon to make arrangements for the fair to
be sivsr the following week for the Saint Luke's
Hospital In Tok,o, Japan.
Mrs. oeors, Sergeant and her daughter, Miss
Alva Sergeant who are at Atlantic City, will
return t. their home, 2O3O Spruce street, on
MOnoay.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A Prlzer are spending part
Of the Lenten season at Pinehurst, N. c., with
Mrs. Prizers parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Dice,
ot Reading.
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as Will Edward B. Humphreys, Of 4l3 Cooper
street, Camden
An illustrated lecture on wild Life I'm the
Blue Mountain Forest" by the well-known nat
uralist Ernest Harold Baynes, will be presented
Tor the benefit Of tho wyncote Bird Club at
the Chelten Hills Hall, Mather avenue, wyn-
cote az o'clock this evening Mr.. Baynes will
tell of the Blue Mountain Forest, ~ r.. the
largest fenced game preserve in the country
consisting of $4,000 acres stocked with buffalo
elk wild boar moose and deer He will tell
the story of "Tusker," the famous wild boar.
reared in captivity and other interesting toIes
of wild animals
Mr' and Mrs. Harold Perpal OF 6412 North
sth street, Oak Lane will have Miss Esther
Tucker, Of Portland, Ore, as their guest over
the Easter holidays, for whom much entertain
ing will be done Miss Tucker will arrive this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Geo will entertain at n
small dinner party tomorrow evening at their
home, 1922 North Camac street. Oak Lane.
Their guests will include Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win 1ngham Miss Ada Ingham, Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Teschner and Alfred Teschncr, Jr.
Mrs. Louis Deneke, of nth street and Cheten
avenue, will leave tomorrow for a two weeks
stay at Pittsburgh with friends.
Miss Amelia Manning, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs William Manning, of Oak Lane, enter
tained the members of her 500 club last Satur-
day evening Those present were Miss Clara
Stortz, Miss Helen Knng, Miss Ivy Hamilton,
Abram T. Hackman Thomas Noble, Kirk
Bromx, Harold Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. John
Stortz and Mr.. and Mrs. william Kuhn. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs John Storta will entertain in
formally this evening at their home, 4SOi
North Camac street, Logan. Among their
guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Huclt-
nell, Mr. and Mrs. Jerel Oldroyd and Mr.. and
Mrs William Kuhn, Jr There will be music
and dancing.
The Phi Pi Alpha Sorority of the Girls High
School will give 800" at the home of Miss
Clara Stortz 4543 York road, tomorrow after
noon. There will be about 80 present.
Mrs. A. L. Willgoos, of 1921 North 18th street,
Logan, has gone to Harrisburg to attend the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Charlotte Adams.
Mrs. Willgoos will be gone three weeks.
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MISS cATHARINE MAssER gave large
1Vl dance this week at her home, 11o South
10th street Large palms, ferns and cut daffo-
dis we're combined In the beautiful decora-
tions. Exhibition dancing was given. in which
Miss Pauline Marks and Maurice staub won
first prize in the fox trot, and Miss Rose
Schwartz and Lewis Llebster won the prize
one-step. Among other guests were 10 MEM
bers Of the Navazooba Club also Miss Flor
ence Rosenbloom, Miss Minnie Thompson, Miss
Catharlne Davidson, Miss Minnie staubN Miss
Beatrice Davidson, Miss Mary Masser, Jack
Barnett, Joseph Goldman. Joseph Laub. Ma
thanel Harris Charles Daroff, Leon Rome,
Loomis schmooner Harry Schwartz. Richard
Tankn, Albert zell and Joseph Wolf.
The Eagle Club will give dance tonight at
the New Lyric Hail. 92S South 9Th street. Sew
eral other clubs will participate, and a silver
cup will be presented to the club having the
most members in line. Jack De Wolf and Miss
Madge Browning, of the Jardin de Dance, New
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
WILMINGTON

Mrs. Charles r. Miller, wife of Governor MIL
Ter. is spending the week at Atlantic City, N. ].
General James II. Wilson left for Hot Springs
Va. this week, to be gone about 10 days
Mr. and Mrs Edgar NJ Hoopes Miss Mildred
Hopes and Mr. and Mrs Tilghman Johnston
will return home today, after having spent some
time in Summerville. S, C. At recent golf
tournament held there by the Pinehurst Country
Club, Mr. Hopes and Miss Mildred Hopes won
silver cups.
Caesar Rodney Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. have issued cards for the
candidacy of their regent, Mrs. Edmund P.
Moody, for vice president general OF the ma
tional body, and already number OF indorss-
ments have been received.
Two dances will close the social festivities OF
the week Tomorrow night Mr.. and Mrs Henry
r. Scott will give a dance for their son. Sidney
Scott. at the New Century Club. and tonight
will be the last OF the Lenten Country Club
dances. There will be exhibition dancing by
Miss Janet Jackson and Cecil Bacchus. There
win also be a special dinner before the dance.
arranged for the younger set.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox and William Sellers
Cox are on their way from Los Angeles. Cal,
to visit Mr. ana Mrs. William F. Sellers for
several weeks.
Mrs. j. Ernest Smith Is at home after spend
ing the winter IN Southern California,
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ENTERTAINMENTS
A Committee Has Arranged Series of
Shakespeare Readings for Next Month


Shakespeare Readings for Next Month.
In reply to the many requests for series OF
parlor readings by Miss II. Kate Murdoch,
committee, composed of Mrs. NJ. C. d. Geisler.
Mrs. ID. r. Harper, Mrs. Thomas Shallcross.
Mrs. John A. Richmond, Mrs Lewis R. Dick.
and Miss NJ. a. Robinson, has arranged the
following program:
Wednesday night April IA, at the residence
of Mrs. d. r. Harper, 211 West Chelten avenue,
Germantown king Lear"
Wednesday, April 21, at the residence of Miss
NJ. A Robinson 1920 North Marv!ne street, las
You Like It."
Wednesday, April 2S, at tho residence OF Mrs.
Lewis r. Dick, 1882 North SD street, The
Rivals"
Miss Murdoch is well-known shakespearean
scholar and dramatic reader of rare ability.
She is the daughter of tho late Edward Muir
doch and belongs to a family noted for two
great dramatic readers. Prof James Murdoch
and Prof. Samuel Murdoch.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Alice Mcdonald, of 1911 Wolf street. en-
tertained last evening at her home. Her guests
were members OF her sewing club. and at
tractive supper for IL followed.
Dr. and Mrs. w. I. Tomlinson. of 1928 Porter
street. in the Girard Estate, will have their
guest over the weekend. Doctor Tomlinsons
brother, Jay B, Tomlinson, of Amherst, Mass.
Miss Anna Fleming will entertain Informally
this evening at cards, followed by a buffet
supper. There win be eight guests.
The many friends OF Samuel Mellin. of 1903
South street. will be sorry TO learn that he has
been confined to his home for the past two
weeks through illness,
Mr.. and Mrs. James II, Cunningham, Miss
May Cunningham and Horace and Thomas Cum
nngham. OF 9O2s South 18th street, will spend
the Easter holidays at Wildwood. Miss Cum
nngham is popular in South PhlIadelphla's
amateur dramatic circles
The Good Fellowship Club Of South Philadel-
phia, will hold reception tomorrow night at
the home of its president. Jack Margolls, $40
South 7th street The members OF the Enter
tainment Committee are Lewis Bellick, chair
mani A. London Joseph Holds. Samuel Crown,
Maurice Foland Joseph doldpers Israel Mar
golis. Philip London. Maurice Kaplan. Harry
Margolls and Israel Banks.
Friends of g. e. Fields. OF 252s South cleye-
land avenue. in the Girard Estate. win be sorry
TO learn that he has been I'll for the past week
or two and Is at present confined 10 his home.
City Treasurer william Mccoaeh and Mrs
Mccoaeh. of ne South 22d street, and Mr.. and
Mrs. David McCoach OF the Glrard Estate, VIII
leave early next week for Ocean City, where
they will spend the Easter holidays,
Miss Elizabeth AcAliAter. OF 5s2 Federal street
wil entertain AZ luncheon ana cards next
Moaday
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GERMANTOWN

lecture by Mrs. Beatrice Forbes-Robertson
hale' of New York. an ardent suffragist, is
icing arranged to take place on Friday evening
ApFil .. In the ballroom of Pelham Court at
s'so O'clock DR., z. Draper Lewis and Mrs.
Frank Miles Day will preside. Dancing will
follow the lecture.
AlT and Mrs. Rufus Scott. Of Hortter street
and Wissahickon avenue left today for Vir-
gnia Hot Springs to spend several weeks.
Mrs Spencer Edmonds and Mrs. Henry Doan
are arranging rummage sale TO take place on
Thursday, April /. at $3.50 Germantown ave-
nne' the proceeds TO be used for the lecture
lund of the Equal Franchise Society of Phila-
delphla.
William C. Warden. of Redgate, School House
iAne. has returned to his home from st. Au-
justine. Fla.
arthur Freeman Hager. of 626 WestYieW ave-
nue. is spending a short time at Atlantic CITY
feeuperating from his recent illness.
Dir. and Mrs. Ralph Goodwin, whose wedding
took place recently. will be at home after May
. at 5s92 Chew street
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

OvERBRooK-Mrs. Robert Fullerton Gordon
will entertain on Friday afternoon at her place
at Rutledge in honor of Miss Ethel May Hay
den. of overbrook, whose engagement to Will
lam Creamer Johnson was recently announced.
The affair will be a surprise novelty shower, and
among the guests will be Mrs. Z. A. Moore,
Mrs. G. Barrett, Mrs. B. G. Weston, Mrs. P. L.
Balentine, Mrs. H. C. Eastwood. Mrs Henry
seibold, Mrs. A. Clevenger, Mrs. H. w Hayden
and Mrs. Akers
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin p Gynn have issued
Invitations for a dance on Tuesday evening,
April 20, in the Cynwyd Country Club
Mrs. Edwin G. Close, OF 6463 DreXe road, will
leave for Chicago shortly after Easter to at
tend the wedding of Miss Helen Taylor to War
ren Castner April r. Mrs. Closes small
son, ErvIng Wade Close. will act as page at
the wedding, Returning East, they will stop
At Cleveland to visit Mrs. Felix Hughes.
RDhoRE-Mrs William e, Gibson, Jr., enter
alned the members of her card club yesterday
afternoon at her home in Ardmore Park.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s. Bunting. OF summit
avenue. JenEdntown. will entertain at dinner
before the dance at the Huntington Valley
Country Club tonight. Covers win be laid for
hge guests.
AlF ana Mrs. John B. s. Rex, Of Abingdon
HA also give a dinner before the dance, when
s7ssFg win be lald for Y guests.
~ ana Ma p Leighton KramsF Of sharp
- avenue Mslrose Park. wln have six guests
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Founders, of GAG North
4Sd street, gave a birthday party in honor OF
their daughter, Miss Anna NJ. Founders
Among those present Miss Vera Franken-
field. Miss Carrie Lynch, Miss Anna Sites, Miss
Mary o'Brien. Miss Sarah Pepper, Mr.. and Mrs
Bateson, Charles Norman. Joseph Sites Osborne
Smith, Edward Founders and Arthur Brook
land.
o. S. Russell, of Mil Creek, w. Va. is visit
ing Lyle Taggart, of 81 Sellers avenue, Mill
bourne.
Mrs. q. NJ. Leonard and ]. D. Chase of
Rochester, n. Y, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs E. j. Hawkins of % Sellers avenue, Mill
bourne.
George A. Hinsley. OF South AID street held
bridge party in honor of the birthday of his
brother, Leonard F. Hinsley. The guests pres
ent were Miss Helen Halse, of Devon, Pa; Miss
Reta Blue, Miss Grace Gallone Miss Helen
Farley of Maple Shade; Miss Harriet Gardner,
Miss Julia lie Roye, Miss Mildred Johnson, of
Chelsea, N. j.; Miss Ethel Gordon. Miss VAL
letto Saunders, of Haverford; j. Edgar Hall,
Harry C. Hill. DR.. Franklin Garter, P. Flem-
ming Hunt. ]. C. Brady John st. Clair, Frank
lin Pullman and Earl NJ. Cleary. The color
scheme green.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rogers Swope for a dinner to be given
on Wednesday night at their home, 1926 Cedar
avenue.
The dancing class which has been meeting
fortnightly through the winter at the Plastic
Club had it's final meeting last night at the
Gnrdon School 4ll2 Spruce street,
Mr. and Mrs Edward Newton Haag of 1887
Cedar avenue, will spend Easter in Borden
town, n, ].
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Miss Doris Bateman. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Bateman. of Asylum Heights.
turned this week from Wilson College, Cham
bersburg. Pa, where she is a student, and will
remain over the Easter holidays, Miss Bate
will entertain the Queens Company So
rority of the Girls High School. Saturday after
noon at her home.
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Dances
and
We0dnq)

York, will give several exhibition dances. The
grand march will be led by John Mesley.
The Dance Committee or the A. H. o. Club,
consisting Of Miss Sarah Shapiro, Miss Helen
Humphreys, Miss Doroles Stead, Miss Emma
Townsend. Miss Gertrude quinn, Miss Muriel
oberhozer and Miss Sophie Benjamin, met at
the home of Miss Shapiro. 5s1s hardwood ave-
nue., last week. to arrange for the last dance
and cotllon OF the season. It decided to
have the affair during the latter part Of April.
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Mae stanclln.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Stancliff. to
John w Beck, of Point Washington. l.. l., will
take place quietly next Saturday, April g. at
noon at the homo Of tho brides parents. 6io3
Christian street. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. Charles Graham Hopper,
pastor OF the West Park Presbyterian Church,
in the presence OF the immediate families Of the
bride and bridegroom
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
CHESTNUT HILL

Mrs William Coleman Freeman has returned
% her home, Mermaid lane and Cherokee ave-
nue. from short stay in Atlantic City.
Miss Emily Moffly. of Allen lane. will leave
On Thursday next for Atlantic City. TO be the
glest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Bradbury
and Miss Margaret Bradbury at their cottage
over Easter. Miss Moffly's fiance, Jasper
Nleolls. will join the party on SATURDAY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The Brown and Gold Club have in preparation
"A Perplexlng Situation" comedy in two acts,
and n musical comedy, entitled Before the
War" The cast includes Miss Jennie NJ. Brown
Miss Margaret NJ. Bowes Miss Anna NJ. Nc
Erlane, Miss Marie A Davidson Miss Elizabeth
NJ. Royle, Miss Margaret NJ. Flynn. Miss Marie
e. Garland, Miss Blanche c. l. Gentert Miss
Florence NJ. C. Goddard, Miss Josephine A. c.
Gross, Miss Jennie e. Hammell. Miss Elizabeth
A. Hilbert, Miss Anna A. Kelly. Miss Kathryn
T. Kelly, Miss Rose C. Kramer, Miss Mary V.
Larhin, Miss Anna r Lechner, Miss Olive A.
Maus Miss Anna Mcdowell, Miss Lucy H.
Martin, Miss Isabella c. Toland, William J.
Michael. Anthony G. o'Nel Emmett Nevn
Joseph Bradley, John Nay. Frank Adolf and
Charles Collins.
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TIOGA

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Thomas Kessler, of 1903
West Erie avenue, will leave for New York
next week and will make their future home In
that city. They will spend the Easter holidays
in Atlantic City, where they will be Joined by
Mrs. Kessler's mother Mrs. f. A. Storey, of
West Erie avenue.
Mrs owen McMaster, Of 3519 North 2Sd street.
returned on Wednesday from visit to New
York
Mrs. Thomas T. Joret, of Brooklyn, formerly
of Tioga, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Leonard
r. Weitzel, of 1909 North Broad street.
Miss Miriam Hausmar, of 1912 Rising Sun ave-
nue. gave n musicale last night at her home for
the members of tho NJ. s. C. Club. The decora-
tlons were lavender and white, the club coors.
Sweet peas the flowers used.
Mrs. Charles Edward Hallowen. of 1922 West
Tioga street, entertained at cards yesterday
afternoon Pinochle was played, and the game
was followed by buffet luncheon. The guests
were Mrs. Henry Barry, Mrs. Frederick Jen-
nings, Mrs. Franklin Kribbs Mrs william
Schultz, Mrs. James Hogg, Miss Mcfarland and
Mrs Ernest Ermhold
Mr. and Mrs william c. Carman and their
daughter Miss Beatrice Carman, of 1920 West
Allegheny avenue will pass Easter week in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Margaret Froelich, William Froelich,
Miss Marie Froelich, Miss Adeline Froelch and
Mrs William Datz, Jr., who have been spend
ing part of the winter in Porto Rico, will re-
turn to their home, 1851 West Allegheny avenue,
tomorrow.
The annual meeting of the Association of st.
Lukes Hospital will be held on Monday night,
at the hospital, on North Broad street. The
association has need of more help and has
appealed to its members to increase their num-
ber as this year has brought added burdens to
meet the cost of commodities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

At the meeting of the Triangle Club which is
one of the most popular clubs in Drexel Hill,
the following officers were elected: President,
Clarence Burnley; vice president, Miss Eleanor
jackson; recording secretary. Ingebar Bowling;
financial secretary, Miss Ruth Atlee; directors.
Miss Elsie Parker II. A. Warren and George
Parker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

Tho members OF the Wissahickon Sewing Club
will be entertained this afternoon by Mrs. An
drew Sauer at her home. 1926 West Girard ave-
nue.. The guests will include Mrs. William
Stroud, Mrs. Clarence e. Parks, Mrs Francis
Cantrell. Jr.. Mrs. William Addelhem, Mrs
Louis Melvin Strouse, Mrs. Charles Cane. Mrs
w. H. Hoedt, Miss Ray Boocock and Mrs. Mill
ford C. Fox.
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ROXBOROUGH

Tho Mems Brotherhood of the Leverington
Presbyterian Church gave the first Of their
spring entertainments on Tuesday night The
program included address by Fire Marshal
Elliott on the work of his department, vocal
solos by William Ames and Mrs. Dannenhower
and selections by the RoXborough Quartet,
composed of Harry Robinson Louis Robinson,
Irwin struse and George MCGEE. The entertain
ment was followed by an informal supper over
100 guests were present
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. wickersham. of
Rochelle avenue wissahickon. will leave shortly
for n visit to Washington, d. C.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones. who have been
spending some time in Atlantic City, have re-
turned to their home at 1923 Fountain street
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CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Miss Mary Magown, OF Mansion avenue. Had
donneld will entertain at cards tomorrow night.
DR.. e. A. ]. schellenger. of 9Th and Cooper
streets. who has been III for several weeks. is
recuperatng in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence f. Freeman and FAM
lily will spend the summer, as usual in Ocean
City.
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CHEsTER AND VICINITY

Miss Lena AIilburn and Miss Lydia Powell
have returned 10 their homes at Wilmington,
Del, after spending week as guests OF their
uncle, James G. Milburn. OF West eth street.
Miss Fannie Taylor. Miss Maude weldner and
Miss Elizabeth Devine have returned to their
homes at Chester after spending a week with
friends at Washington. D. C.
Walter Hlorth has returned to his home on
AIcIlvaine street after a weeks visit to friends
at Germantown.
Mrs, w. K. Neh. Of Harrisburg. win spend
the holidays with her daughter. Mrs Thomas
Af Htsserald. OF West Baltimore avenue
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FRANKFORT

Mrs Eastwood, of Unruh street, hostess
at Il 800" party yesterday afternoon. Her
guests included Mrs. Maloy, Mrs Edward
Darref, Miss Darreff, Miss Clarey Mrs Barry.
Mrs. Egan. Miss Murry. Mrs. McCambridge.
Mrs. Schumacher. Mrs. Quinn. Mrs. D. Darreff,
Mrs. Clarey, Mrs. Mole and Mrs. Pearson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

At the annual meeting of the Home and
School League the following officers were
elected: Guy w. Chipman president; X. Bryne
Dougherty. first vice president; Walter L. Phil
lips, second vice president; Mrs. w E. Chal-
mers. secretary and Charles C. Roberts. treas
urer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

Captain W. C, Carroll and Mrs. Carroll. of
26O6 Rhawn street, have had their guest John
Gallagher. of Pittsburgh, for some time past.
Lincoln McGin, James Long and George Lee
have been chosen for the Criterion Mlnstrels.
They will give their first entertainment at Polka
Hall, Broad street and Montgomery avenue. on
Thursday, April s.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sermon will reside at
Syracuse, n. Y, upon their return from a
months trip to Utica, N. Y. Mrs. Sermon is
a very recent bride, and will be remembered
Miss Florence Dandert, OF East Welens ave-
nue., Olney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

Miss Margaret MacI4oan, of Wilmington. Del.
has returned to her home. after spending a
week in Holmesburg as the guest o, Mrs.
Arthur Shark, of Craig street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-26

Miss Mary Mccain has returned to her home.
7olo Tulip street. Tacony, after visit in Eas-
ton. Pa, where she was the guest of her sis
ter. Miss Agnes McCann, 1872 South 5th street.