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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24

very pretty wedding will take place this
evening at $50 O'Clock In the Memorial Baptist
Church, Broad and Master streets. when Miss
Sara f. Flemming, the daughter of Mrs. ID
William Flemming, Of 1926 West Grard ave-
nue., will become the bride of Wilbur E. Faw-
cstt, OF TiOga. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev, DR.. William II. Main, pastor OF
the Memorial Baptist Church
che bride who win be given in marriage by
Henry n. Ottens, will wear a charming gown
Of white crepe charmeuse with an embroidered
panel studded with pearls The short skirt is
finished with ruching of tule, and the long
court train with duchess lace coatee The
tue veil draped from castle cap of Lehr lace,
will bo fastened with n crown of orange bios
SONS and the bridal bouquet will be shower
of orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss Flem-
ming will be attended by Miss Virginia n,
Shebey maid of honor; Miss Lulu f. Wright,
Mrs. Loren E. Kline Mrs. Alva \. Koehler,
Miss Edith II. Kite. Miss Emmeline ID,
Stevens, of Harrisburg, and Miss Edith 1'roup,
OF Harrisburg, bridesmaids. They will wear
frocks of white net over taffeta, made in the
style of 1916.
Their white poke leghorn bonnets, trimmed
with red roses, will be tied with long black
velvet streamers and they will carry od-fash-
ioned bouquets of tiny rosebuds and violets
Mr.. Fawcett will have Sydney f. Decker. Jr.,
of New York. as best man, and the ushers
will be A. Raymond Bishop, George Rutland,
Charles l.. Beck Edward Ulmer, Horace Con-
ard and William o. Hampstead, Jr.
small reception will follow the ceremony
at the home of the bride, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Fawcett will leave extended we'd
ding trip. They will be at home after April
Is, at 1925 West Grard avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
CHARITY AFFAIRS
Mount Sinai Hospital to Benefit by Dance
Given Sunday Night

In order to raise funds with which to help
carry on the good work of the Mount Slani
Hospital the Friends" an auxiliary of the in
stitution, are making final arrangements to give
a dance at the Danse de Danseland 10th and
Montgomery avenue, Sunday evening, February
2S The committee have worked hard and as
result very pleasant evening is assured to all
to all ladies present.
The hall will be beautifully decorated with
palms and ferns, which have been kindly do
mated by John ID. Lit. Colored electric lights
will greatly add to the beauty of the surround
ings
to take place before the dance. A number of
prominent performers have offered their serv-
ices for that evening. They are as follows:
Vogel and Leb. Herman Gottls Sammy Gilbert,
Waterson, Berlin, Snyder company featuring
Love Me Leave Me Alone" Good Bye
Virginia." ana Leo Feist, featuring why Don't
They Do it Now?"
Dancing will begin at 1O:3O p. m. At IL there
will be grand march, which will be led by
the dance committee, composed as follows; Miss
Rose Baiaty, Miss Rose Liebster Miss Estea
Katln Miss Lillye Master, Miss Minnie Rosen-
that, Miss Celia Rosenthal, Miss Celia Friend,
Miss Reba Eager, Miss Bessie Weiner, Miss Rose
Jack Rose, David Brown. Lew Wallen, Ben
Hoffman, William Spear Michael Stein Samuel
Uram, Abe Einsohn and Samuel Bernstein
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

r. and Mrs J. p. stuhltrager. 1928 Point
afssze avenue, will be host and hostess at
aAFty, to be given tomorrow evening. in honor
= their daughter, Miss Ethel stuhltrager's. l4th
birthday.
among those present will be Lieutenant and
ats David Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Weldin
ass Helen Mohitt Miss Elizabeth Moffitt Miss
aafy APPEL. Miss Mildred APPEL, Miss Rose
nszis, Miss Helen Slavsn. Miss Frances Me-
aley, Miss Susie Bennett. Miss Helen Brown.
asfEy Ramsey. David Bennett. Jr,. Robert
aaner Howard creslman. Norris shanahan.
aaffs Mcguire and Jack Freeman
ne fayors will be calendars bearing a
saosesFaph of Miss stuhltrager.
SAMUEL Morell, OF i742 South 18th street. en-
strained the members of the Chow Club at
.ssalngtons Birthday party on Monday eve
m The feature OF the entertainment was
'as sisYer impersonations Of popular people, as
ssaaefed BY Alexander Paul Among those
s4sas were Miss Marie Flour. Miss Nan Ran
Mss Mae Mercer. Miss Helen Smith, Miss
eshy johnson. Miss Lucy Hoar. Miss Anna
a Walter sands. William Jackson. William
sssAs gsmes AeFaalI ana HIS Enaaaa Aiosell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
KunZig-Nolan

Miss Mary NJ Nolan, daughter of Johnston
Nolan. of 1903 Wagner avenue Logan, will be-
come the bride of w. Harrison Kunzig. of 51ls
North Broad street. at o'clock tonight, at
the home of her father who will give her in
marriage. The Rev. Jerome Guss, of the
Lutheran Church. Broad street and Ruscombe
avenue will perform the ceremony. The bride
will wear lovely gown OF white crepe de
chine and duchess lace made with court
train. Her veil OF tulle will be arranged with
a Juliet cap edged with lace and held In place
with spray of orange blossoms. White roses
and lilies of the valley will be combined in
her bouquet.
Miss Jane G. Nolan and Miss Susan B. Nolan
will attend their sister bridesmaids
Robert Kunzis will be his brothers best
man, The service will be followed by dinner
and reception Mr., and Mrs, Kunzg, their
return from an extended journey. will be at
home after April l at l4l4 North 29th street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24

A QUIET but pretty wedding will be solemn-
EAized this evening at All Saints Episcopal
Church, 11th street and Snyder avenue. when
Mics Martha Jane Miller will become the bride
Of Edmund David watkins The rector Of the
church, the Rev John Il. Hill, will oficIate.
The bride will wear a dress of white satin
charmeuse trimmed with Quaker lace and will
carry a shower bouquet OF brides and
lilies of the valley. She will be given in mar
rlage by her father. Miss sara II. Singley will
he bridesmaid. and will be gowned in pale pink
and carry sweet peas. Robert johnson will act
best man, and the ushers will be George
MtCracken and Henry Yost.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
Eldredpe-Blaul

The marriage of Miss Mary Blaul daughter
of Mrs NJ c. Blaul, to Frederick d. Edredge.
of Cape May, will take place tonight at $50
o'clock at the home of the bride, H7 South
4Sd street The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. j Francis Behrens pastor of the
Fifth Baptist Church
The bride who will have her sster-in-law.
Mrs Louis A. BlauL matron of honor. will
be gowned in soft white satin, and will wear a
tulle veil a niece of the bride, Miss Helen
Blaul, will be the little flower girl, and Louis
A. Blaul. brother. will act best
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldredge will leave for their wedding journey
which will be spent in the West, after which
they will live in Chicago.
There will be many out-of-town guests to
witness the ceremony, among whom will be
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hazlehurst and Mrs. Ella
Eldredge, of Cape May Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Halderman. of Chicago; DR.. George A. Sulli-
van, Albany; Miss Mary Slaugh, Miss Florence
slaugh and Miss Clara siaugh. OF Lancaster;
Mrs seeber and Miss Mary seeber, OF Harris
burg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
DANCE AT CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustine Will Entertain To
night at Overlook Golf Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gustine Will Entertain To-
night at Overlook Golf Club.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sche Cuisine. Jr., of 6SS'
Woodbine avenue Overlook, will entertain at
n dance tonight in the Overlook Country Club
They will be assisted in receiving by Mr.. and
Mrs Horace McDermott, Mr.. and Mrs John
C,ustine and Mr. and Mrs. Granville H. lie
Maltre Their guests will include Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Eek
feldt, Mr. and Mrs p. Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs
James H. LalIou, Mr. and Mrs, George L. Parker,
Jr.. Baron and Baroness Czoering Won Germ
hausen. Mr. and Mrs Adolph Miller, Lieutenant
Commander and Mrs. George b. Landenberger'
Mr. and Mrs W. NJ Swain. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Maxwell Wagar Mr. and Mrs. George Lee
Mr.. and Mrs Alban Eavenson, Miss Mabel
Brlce, Mr.. Brice Mr.. and Mrs. Albert BaltS'
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas S. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Heaton, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob r. Baltz.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel b. Ecksrt. Mrs Elsa
Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Pearson. Miss Edith
WaIz, Miss Mary H. Hepburn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville H. Le Maistre. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Tilden Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Drayton, Miss
Bertlne Hallowell. Mr.. and Mrs Carl Ritten-
house. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Barnltz, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Carter Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
Mrs. John t. Windrim, Mr. and Mrs, George
w. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs Augusta Bergner,
Mr.. and Mrs, w. Lee Duke Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel B. milestone, Miss Helen
Weatherly, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stanger'
Miss Lille Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Walz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Attmore Prizer, Jr', Mr..
and Mrs. Harry M, McDemott Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis j. Bower. Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas j, Berry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eckert, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Harry A. Poth, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Webster Bell
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Hentz, Paymaster
Manning H. Philbrlck and Mrs. Philbrick' Mr.
and Mrs. r. John Hughes, Mr., and Mrs, Wall
ter Wiener. Miss Mildred Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Scott. Miss Mary Eugenia Vansant.
Charles E. Vansant. Miss Edith Evans, Theo-
dore NJ Freed Miss Leonora p. Walz William
p. Baltz. Arthur Wolstenholme Clarence C.
Kimsrly Le Roy Hepburn. ceril Hepburn
Charles Chase and Luigi Rienzi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
BEST THOUGHT IN AMERICA
DIGEST OF THE MAGAZINES

and was naturally conscientious. taught
school for three years and married when
was 22 tremble now at the thought Of my
absolute Ignorance OF all that pertains to
marriage and the rearing of children. and my
lack of the ordinary knowledge OF cooking
and housekeeping. AS I look back over
those years when had To learn by the hard
method of making mistakes, 70 seems crlm-
tnal to me that girls should be allowed TO
piuhhge i,ihg INTO the greatest experiences Of life
without preparation. had married fer love,
so had my husband: IT proved to be the gem
une kind that lasts and grows stronRef.
That saved my life from failure.
The Boy Is Father to the Man
The typical attitude between youth and
age would be difficult thing to define =
tendency toward patronage on the part Of
age, certain suspicion from the youth. In
Years of Indiscretion," Vogue analyses Il
90!
Bding the time some serum shall be COM
pounded to innoculate Youth" with the ex-
perience of Age" the younger generation
must oe content to lest grow as Topsy did.
Our reckless American ancestors often mar
ried when well under 25 and many young
lok IN Colonial days were parents before
either father or mother had attained legal
majority. Even now there are parts of the
United states where many boys and girls
quit school to marry while they are vet in
the grammar grades. In many rural Amer
lean communities where early marriages are
still usual. social life exists mainly for per-
SOIls unuer 20 years OF age, and tt is almost
a scandal for mother. however young 70
be seen at dances and parties. She Is per-
mltted the mild gaeties of the family din
ner or the gossiping supper with staid wo-
men of her own condition, but II she 60
beyond these indulgences, folk begin to wag
their heads
Young folk think old folk are fools but
old folk know young folk are fools" runs q
proverb sometimes heard of old, to which
pert youth replied, There's no fool like an
old fool"
The boy who asserted that even the AL
mighty could not make o-year-oId
colt in one minute, took an irreverent way
of expressing a significant idea.
In little duatrain by Sarah Cleghorn.
which The Survey quotes (5) there is
sadder sense of occasional incongruous
contrast between youth and age She writes
from the heart of the child labor belt In
South Carolina:
The golf-links lie so near the mill,
That almost every day
The laboring children can look out
And watch the men at play
Ironically Golfers touches upon the paren-
tai relation, quoting from Kansas paper.
Golfers comments (6):
Talk about jayhawker ideaism! Why not
stick to simple practical things like prohibit
ton and the political utilization of Mr.
Arthur Capper, and hitchlng your wagon to
a star? Why attempt the illimitable? StiIl
we like the idea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
MRS. HARRY C. THAYE
MATINEE MUSICAL CLUB
Choral Concert Given Last Night at With
erspoon Hall Great Success.


The Matinee Musical Club held it's invitation
choral concert last night at Witherspoon Hall.
Judging from the attendance, the affair was
most successful. So many invitations we're
Issued 1t was impossible TO accommodate all the
guests. and many were refused admittance,
The program included Jerome Uh young
baritone of high reputation. who has been win
ming honors in concert work in various cities
He was heard in two solos. The choruses sung
were June Rhapsody" Mabel w. Daniels;
Gypsy Serenade' Paul Ambrose; Irish Love
Song" Margaret r. Lang; Capri" Charles o.
Bassett; June Roses" Frank II. Brackett;
"Agnus Del" Georges Bizet; THE Snow Sir
Edward Elgar; Cradle SONG" Franz Schubert;
ave Maria" "Chanson Provencale," e. Dell
Acqua AT the Closter Gate" Edward Grieg
Soloists who were heard in addition to Mr. Uni
were Miss Eleanor Conway, Miss Mae Farley
Miss Flora G. Cannon, Mrs. Petzell Miss Marie
c. Loughney and Miss Schwartz, singers, and
Miss Donlevy harpist Miss Haenle and Miss
Gladys Minton, violinlsts, played accompanl-
ments. Mrs Helen Pulaski lnnes was in charge
of the choral and Mrs. Edward Philip Linch ar
ranged the program.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

BAIA-Mrs. Alexander F. Leves will enter
tain at luncheon and auction bridge today, in
honor Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Osborn of Norwalk, Conn.
Among those present will be Mrs. Reese NJ.
Fleishman Mrs. Charles II. Skinner, Mrs.
Frank A, Rowsey, Mrs. John C. McAvoy, Mrs.
Charles A. sader, Mrs. Henry Mortimore. Mrs.
Arthur Breeze, Mrs. Walter r. Hauch Mrs
Walter A. Downing, Mrs. Robert A. Nc
CCnaghy, Mrs, AXel Wallem Mrs. S. deb.
Kem, Mrs. A. r. schermerhorn, Mrs. Maurice
D, Long and Mrs. Julian Haugwitz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24

G) Cosmopolitan-"M Magical Members"
(2) misunderstanding Old"
(3) Delineator-"Secrets OF Happy
Life"
(G Nogue--"Years of Indiscretion."
t5) Survey" -"Jottings"
t6) Golfers Striking Lofty Note"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Eastwood Morrison entertained
at a $50" party at their residence, 9OI North
Bailey street, last night The guests were MT
and Mrs William Grennor Mrs. George smith,
Mrs. Marie Faulkner. Miss Jean Faulkner Miss
Jeanette Smith. Miss Katherine Hahey, Miss
stella Hsffey, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Leute-
wine. Raymond Clark, Harry Bush and Frank
ponahue.
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'S[QIEE}lSE
(oNS 40 o W

AND MRS PHILLIP S. COLLINS MIR.
MI .nd Mrs John c. Martin and Mr. and Mrs.
-s..,os w Beck Jr, will entertain Jointly at
.,-.sr before the dance at the Huntington VAL
ro,,ntry club tomorrow night. The guests
- ,,iu he members Of the house parties be-
entertained over the weekend by Mrs Col
~. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Beck are mostly
IN, New York, and will number about q.
,,s and Mrs James f. Mcfarland of Hill
- oeontz will give dinner for four guests
-. Grocer Robinson will entertain at
..,sr before the dance Covers will be laid
~ % quests, and MIR. and Mrs Frank Buck
n a,so give dinner when their guests will
number 81.
,a,oheu Harrison, well-known Philadel-
uh,an. who was a passenger on the Lusitania
= bsr last trip to England, has Joined his wife
i tamineton, where Mrs. Harrison has been
r,coyerng from operation
Miss Mary Thompson who is one of Balu-
..ore,s most popular debutantes, has returned
home after a short stay with Miss Gertrude
pspeoast, of 1910 South Rittenhouse square.
u,,sst Of Miss Martha McAlister, daughter of
H. and Mrs j. Rutherford McAlster. of Semi
,o,o and Baxter streets, Chestnut Hill, has re-
,urned TO her home in Baltimore.
A., and Mrs. c. Clother Jones' Of Ardmore,
.,s rsceIying congratulations on the birth of
a.uehter Miss Elizabeth Cramp Jones, born
February %
delightful dansant will be given this
afternoon from 4 to o'clock, in the North
Garden of the Bellevue-St by Mrs James
i, Glase of Overbrook. for her daughter. Miss
Helen Forster Glase. The room in which the
hostess and her daughter will receive their
guests has been lavishy decorated with pink
roses and spring blossoms.
Miss Glase will wear quaint little frocl Of
,pple-green taffeta made with wide ruffled
skirt and qulllings She will carry old-fashoned
rink posies Mrs Glase will be gowned in black
satin.
The receiving party will include Miss Helen
Breitenbaugh Miss Helen Walls, Miss Esther
Bser, Miss Lovina Wesley, Miss Florence Bear,
Miss Helen Richardson, Miss Mildred stubbs,
Miss Gertrude Miller and Miss Margaret White
sides
DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur Paddock Klapp, Miss
Elsie Kapp and Wilbur p. Klapp, Jr, who
gpending some time at Atlantic City, will return
to their home, 1716 Spruce street. next week.
DR.. Robert G. LIE Conte. of 1916 Spruce street
kn early in the week for Palm Beach, Fla.
BY reason of Illness, Mrs. John Scott, Jr., will
not receive tomorrow, but will be at home on
the Thursday following, March 4. at the Glad
stone, 18th and Pine streets from until 6.
No cards
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
FRANKFORT

Mrs. Walter r. Venley gave luncheon Mon
day in honor of Miss Virginia Powell, of Wash
ington, D. c., and Miss Ray NJ, MuTy, of New
York city. The house was beautifully decorated
and there were Is guests present, including Miss
Jane Ralmer, Miss Pauline Hotz, Miss Florence
Joyce, Miss Esther Palmer, Miss Marie Tyson.
Miss Martha Graham Fred James. Walter
Dartmouth. Harry Gillinder Albert Murry. Ls
Roy Bert. George Williams and Ralph Talley.
Miss Powells engagement was announced re-
Gently to DR., James Witcomb, also OF Wash
ngton
Mrs William Taylor. of Holmesburg has as
her guest Mrs. Bertha Hanratty. OF Smyrna,
Del.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
CHILDREN'S PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Marsden, of Sedg-
wick Entertain for Their Children.


One of the most delightful children's parties
was that given by Mr. and Mrs. John Earle
Marsden, of 434 East Mount Pleasant avenue,
Sedgwick in honor OF their children, Miss
Dorothy Marsden, Miss Karol Marsden and
Justin Marsden. The house was wonderfully
decorated with palms, plants and cut flowers
and cherries. The table decorations. in keeping
with Washlnstons Birthday, were most artis-
tic. The centre piece depicted Washington
crossing the Delaware, and was surrounded py
flags. hatchets, cherries and fancy caps Ices
were served in the form OF cannons, rifles and
three-cornered hats.
During the games Miss Constance Carpenter
and Miss Karol Marsden gave exhibitions"
of the latest dances.
Those present were Miss Adele Speckman,
Miss Anna NandergrIft, Miss Irva Baier. Miss
Catharine Carey, Miss Mildred Brady, Miss
Alice Williams, Miss Florence wightman, Miss
Regina Nusbaum, Miss Constance Carpenter,
Miss Eleanor Habermehl. Miss Evelyn Grleve.
Miss Edythe Roger. Miss Karolyn Roger, Miss
Mary Habermeh Jack Buchanan, William
Buchanan. Allen Prescott. Howard Wilson,
Rowland Gersen, Pierson Grieve. Mr. and Mrs
John speckman, Mrs. George Roger and Mrs.
II. f. Conrad, of Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
Observation-Disclosures

The wedding of Miss Reba Bovine Halnes.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newlln Haines OF
% South New Jersey avenue Atlantic City.
to Charles Haldeman Longstreth took place
at noon today, in the st, Charles Hotel, Allan
tic City. After extensive wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Longstreth will be at home after
May 1 in the Bellevue Apartments. Ardmore,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Mrs A. d. Ambruster' OF Merehantvils, en-
tertained her club today Among the members
present from Camden we're the Misses Sharp.
Mrs A Carson. Miss Mary Robins Mrs. A. W
Nash, Mrs Richard Deyelin. Mrs. James e
Bryan. Mrs Frances Wilmsrtou and Miss helen
1lsaklss
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ALONG THE READING

Robert Roden. son of Mr. and Mrs. George
r Rodsn. of Wyncote. spent the weekend Wis
Hing relatives in New York.
hr' and Mrs. James ]. sill, of wyncote. have
scns to ormond. Fla, where they will remain
Tor three weeks. Their daughter Miss Mar
sasrite Sill, left last week for Flushing, L. l..
shsre she will be the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Ralph Morgan. for several weeks. Mrs. Nor
gan. twill be remembered, was Miss Josephine
eill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs, Charles Malatesta, 1924 Baltl-
nore avenue, will leave for England early in
April to visit Mrs. Malatesta's parents
Mrs, Anna Mlnoe. 1916 Parkside avenue. will
RaYe today for Palm Beach. Fla. to be gone
antil after Lent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

The Reuben Mtosky Beneficial Association
will hold its 10th annual banquet on Sunday
night at Jewish Hall. Amber and Tulip streets.
David Mitosky, who recently elected presi-
dent will act POSTMASTER.
Miss Margaret Butler and Miss Mary Butler,
of 1888 Frankford avenue, have returned home
after a weekend visit TO Brooklyn. While there
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Hanly
Miss Edith Colts. Of 2t3s Kensington avenue,
returned today from a trip through the Middle
West.
The Aquilla Fife and Drum Corps held a prize
drawing for parlor organ at their headquar-
ters. 1895 North American street. Monday night
A reception followed. William ]. McCarty
president of the organization, appointed George
Eller and Thomas Johnson to be In charge OF
the AFFAIR
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Frankford
Avenue Baptist Church viii hold an oyster sun
per at o'clock tonight. The affair win be held
in the Sunday School building. at Frankford
avenue and Letterly street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
CHESTNUT HILL

Mrs. Frederick Simonln, of East Willow Grove
avenue, left yesterday for Baltimore to be the
guest of Miss Musgrave for several days
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24

Albert Johnson. OF North Lansdowns avenue.
Is spsndlng a month in Florida,
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ROXBOROUGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph struse' OF 0SlS ridge
avenue. win entertain the members of their
card club on Friday night. Their guests will
ba Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vein, Mr. and Mrs.
+ A. struse. Mr. ana Mrs. Frank 1. Weger
Miss Emma Rehfuss. william Martin and Mr.
and Mrs. William Wilson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24

Mr. and Mrs Clifford Pemberton have taken
house Summit avenue. They will move
into II by May /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
LANSDOWNE

An entertainment for the benefit Of the Union
A. A BAH team win be given in the Twentieth
Century Club Saturday, February a. Isaac IL
Rhoades is chairman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
GERMANTOWN

Friends of Miss Elizabeth Brockie will be
Sad to know that she is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis and is at her parents
home, Red Gate, West School House lane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-24
TIOGA

Mrs William crispln Clark and her son. John
Clark. of North 18th street are visiting Mr.
ana Mrs Edward crusen. OF White Haven.
Miss Marian Mnlhouse. OF Buaslo N. T.,
formerly Of Tioga. IS ths susal og her srana-
saolAsr. Alrs. William Wstsoa.