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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

Louisville, kY, April q. The We
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vile American association tcnm. 4 60
here today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

John Hammer, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Walter Glas-
gow Miss Lucille Kelley, r. Warner Richard
and J. Craig Shields
c. Walter Glasgow, of 1884 South 18th street.
returned this morning from Harrisburg, where
he has been the guest of Hon. William Ii.
Wilson, member of the Legislature from the
4sth Ward, for the last few days.
George r, Field Of 259s South Cleveland ave-
nue., in the Girard Estate. will entertain the
members of the Sigma Epsilon Sigma OF
Southern High at a dinner this evening, fol-
lowed by dancing at his home The class coll
ors, red. gold and black, will be combined in
the very artistic decorations, and the favors
will be unique calendars in the same colorngs.
The guests will be Miss Margaret Goddar. Miss
Marguerite Sipe Miss Sylvia Urey. Miss Violet
Walters Miss Mary Lynch, Miss Amelia Horne,
Miss Helen Kaiser. Miss Hilda Claus Gradon
Forest, Raymond Hudson, Charles Patchen, ].
Walls, William Wood George Field, Allen Har-
bison, Edwin Schraishuhn Lawrence Connell,
William Zarsaus and Joseph McGrath.
Miss Alice McCauley will entertain the mem
bers of her sewing circle this evening at her
home, 1923 Mexican street. A buffet luncheon
will be served. Her guests will be Miss May
Gertrude Taylor Miss Alice Mcdonnell, Miss
May Mcdonnell, Miss Margaret Mcdonnell
Miss Elsie Bibby, Mrs, Morris Horan, Mrs
Savery Mrs s. Shaw, Mrs. Rolly, Miss Anna
C. McCaulley and Miss Catherine Glare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Foster will entertain
this evening at cards, followed by supper at
their home. 1926 South Broad street. Their
guests will include Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b.
Stockley, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Kieffer MT
and Mrs Frank Wolfe Mr.. and Mrs. David
McCoach Mr. and Mrs. George shissler and
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Simmons.
Miss Helen Byrne will entertain at $500 this
evening at her home, 1900 Point Breeze ave-
nue.. The game will be followed by luncheon.
Her guests will be Mr. and Mrs. D. j. Nc
Kenna Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mehrng, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. McGonigle and DR.. and Mrs Thomas
]. Byrne.
Miss Anna Djorup. OF 25ll South Colorado
terrace, in the Girard Estate will entertain the
Omega Phi Sigma Sorority tomorrow evening
at dinner at her home. Her guests will be
Miss Carolyn Hargrave, Miss Florence Getz,
Miss Elizabeth Lewellyn, Miss Cecil Laute,
Miss Marie James. Miss Helen Boggs and Miss
Marguerite Lawson.
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will carry bouquet Of gardenias and lilies OF
the valley The matron OF honor, Mrs. VIII
Curtis Nesbitt. OF Wilmington. a cousin OF the
bride, will wear pale blue charmeuse drapsf
with gold lace ruffles over a foundation OF bronze
net. She will carry bouquet OF sunburst roses
and white lilacs. Gold slippers and stockings
will complete this dainty toilette. The maid Of
honor will be Miss Margaret Emile Monty and
the bridesmaids will include Miss Gertrude
King, Miss Gladys Edwards, Miss Madeline
Hense They will wear gowns alike. Of rose-
pink satin, made in similar style TO that Of ths
matron OF honor, and will carry arm bouquets
of Killarney roses, pink snapdragon and white
lllacs. The best man win bo Frederick n
swope, and the ushers will include Oswald
Hampton Shell, Jr, brother OF the bride; Ed
ward A. Waters. Il, Stanley Richardson, Charles
Alexander, Albert Maurice Hoyt, the Rev.
Theron Lee, Harold b. Mason. Wheeler Lord.
small reception for the two families will
Immediately follow the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents ds2 West schoolhouse
lane. Mr.. and Mrs. North will be at homo after
March 1, at III West Cheten avenue.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

OyERBRoOK Mrs William Myers is entertain
Ing her card club at luncheon and bridge today.
Her guests include Mrs. John Moore, Mrs.
Robert Foster Mrs. Harry Painter, Mrs. Fred
erick ouittner, Mrs. Alfred Bracher, Mrs. Will
pam Stevenson, Mrs George Il. Kitson, Mrs.
Thomas Patton, Mrs. Robert Seymour. Miss
Beim, Miss John Frey, Mrs. Edward Haehnlen
and Mrs Charles Moss.
Miss Marie Hesti, of New York, Is the guest
1 Of Mr.. and Mrs James Il. German for fort
night
cYNwYD-Mrs. s. deb. Keim will return home
the end Of this week from Bridgeport. Conn,
where she is visiting her father. Mr. Laugna.
Ar Keim is spending this week in New York.
The next subscription dance of the Cynwyd
Club viii be held at the clubhouse the night of
January 30.
The Friday morning bridge club viii meet
tomorrow at the home of Mrs F. Curtis Hub
isy, Brentwood and Penarth roads.
Al the meeting of the Woman's Club OF
esnwyd Yesterday. DR.. Martha schetky delv-
efed an address on Health and Hygiene" be-
toFe large gathering at the clubhouse,
AZ previous meeting DIR. Arthur Hobson
Qainn. dean OF the University of Pennsylvania,
soaressed the club on american Literature"
hEhioN-Mrs. George @. Blabon will give
sseepuon' followed by dance. tonight at Hill
'Air' her attractive home on Highland avenue.
mr. and Mrs. Eldridge r. Johnson, Of The
Anianeys are spending this month at New
s'sen srier Hotel, White Sulphur Springs. W.
- MT and Mrs. Johnson's son. %. Fenimore
.Ynnson' and Mr. selby lately Joined them at
ne Springs.
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.os WALTER T. BAIRD, of Brooknol, Mer-
wi ~ rave a theatre party yesterday after
q honor of Miss Katharine Zimmerman
~ The guests, who numbered 10 from the
,s,a,te set afterward had tea at the Belle
uestratford.
!, .,d Mrs. Howard Longstreth, of Haver-
I, n.vo issued invitations for a dance to be
=, on Thursday evening. January q. at their
ome.
~. c,arlssa Townley Chase, Of 2O32 Pine
~, will be at home on Sundays in January,
s,,,r o'clock. No cards.
y, .,d Mrs John ID. Lands, of Summit ave-
re,kintown, entertained at an informal
S.rce last night at the Old York Road Country
E,as =, $40 o'clock, In honor Of their daughter,
4U.s Ruth Landls Miss Kathleen Winston, OF
4 edmond Va. and Miss Katharine Weaning,
4, crsveland. o., who are the guests of Miss
i .nd,s during the holidays. The ballroom OF
4 !. clubhouse was beautifully decorated with
<.,,s,uas green's and there were 10 guests pres
A M. lands, who has been spending the
a,,dovs with her parents, will return to school
!, waterbury. Conn, on Monday.
NJ and Mrs. Thomas e. Dunn, of Allen
..ns. will entertain at dinner at lie Coin Dor
f-.,or,ov night before the Navy Yard hop.
rh. hrst Cinderella Cotillon was given last
,,h, IN the Rose Gardens of the Bellevue
h,,o,,ord. The ballroom was beautifully dec
...tsh with palms and smlax, and supper was
.rvad at midnight at small tables, also dec
s-,,sd in rreenerIes to carry out the color
shame Mrs. Edgar B. Howard. Mrs. George
svbarton Pepper and Mrs. Charles Wolcott
ttanry received for the committee.
Mrs Pope Yeatman will entertain at dinner
md the theatre tonight In honor of Miss Anna
belle shIrk and Albert Cameron Burrage, Jr,
those engagement was announced last week
,s- and Mrs Albert Cameron Burrage, Sr.,
have come on from Boston to attend the small
lea. which is to be given for Miss Shirk this
Attornoon. They will be guests at the dinner
Ind theatre, also.
The authors night meeting of the Browning
socIety of Philadelphia, will be held tonight
h Witherspoon Hall, Walnut and Juniper
Utreets. The speaker OF the evening will be
stephen Leacock, of McGip University.
Nikolai sokoloff, violinist will play several
elections, accompanied by Edward Rechlin.
Samuel scovllle, Jr., is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of the very interesting pro-
gram. The president. Mrs. John b Roberts,
will preside, other officers who will be pres
ent, are honorary vice presidents Mrs. Ed
ward B. Coates, DR.. Matthew Woods, Miss
Emily sartan Mrs. Wilfred Lewis Mrs. John
Clarence Lee; vice presidents, Mrs. G. Dram
Ring Miss Anne Hollingsworth Wharton Mrs.
Richard p White Francis Howard Williams;
ecretary, Miss Maude Burt MCCALL treasurer,
Francis ]. MacBeath, Jr. Executive Board, H.
'erciysl Allen, Miss Anne NJ. Earle, DR.. ].
Berg Esenwen, Rupert Sargent Holland, DIR.
Daniel Mansfield Hoyt, Henry La Barre Jayne,
)wen B. Jenkins, Miss Elizabeth somers, Mrs.
ohn Sparhawk, Jr.. a. Guy II. Spiers, G.
Wharton Stork and Mrs. Charles NJ. Whit
omb.
Mrs. Roland S. Morris will preside at the tea
able at Keen House this afternoon for the
ansant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

A VERY pretty wedding will be solemnized
n this afternoon in Grace Church, Providence.
r. L.. at o'clock, when Miss Phyllis Mather,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William Penn Mather,
Of Providence. r. l., will be married to Charles
Newbold Thorpe, Of this city. Mrs. Budlong. OF
Providence, will be matron Of honor and War
rem Thorpe, brother OF the bridegroom, will be
best man. After an extensive wedding journey
Mr. and Mrs Thorpe will reside in Bryn Mawr.
Mr.. Thorpe Is a well-known cubman of this
city. and is member of the Merton Cricket and
Bryn Mawr Polo Clubs.
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NoRTH-sCHELL

NORTH-SCHELL
wedding OF interest will take place this
evening in the First Presbyterian Church, when
Miss Dorothea schell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oswald Hampton schell. will become the bride
OF Alfred MOorhead North The bride will bo
given in marriage by her father, and the cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev, william
Beatty Jennings, pastor of the church. The
bride will wear a gown Of ivory-white satin,
draped with tulle and lace. and made in Egypt
ian fashion, with a deep girdle of pearls, She
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GERMANTOWN

mas Marion G. Montgomery, OF $500 Wayne
s'snas, Germantown. entertained her card club
.s7'sFaay. The guests were Miss Helen Young
- Mary Taylor, Miss Helen Crosby Miss
sssarst speiee. Miss Marion Datesman, Miss
.z''.ine Hillslsy, Miss Helen Fry. Miss Clara
~ John ]. McDsvitt Jr.. 412 Lincoln drive,
E" bridge party yesterday afternoon. Her
-A Included Mrs. e. w, Elliott Mrs. clar-
siegal, Mrs. Edgar R. Cooper MFs-
$50 Tank, Mrs. Charles Henekles. Mrs. Will-
= Nicholson, Mrs. Beniamln c. Elliott
altz Charles Greene. Mrs. Allen Hender-
u A's Joseph Shields and Miss Minnie Ben
ted Mrs. Percy Burness. OF Bryn MawF.
"P guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen ). W
ssS Greene street
eziie poherty. Is East chelten avenue
sEasd from visit % hsr aunt Ais'
poheFty 81 Atlantic city.
7es A Aapnafsns VIII entertain
"a 3rass lhis sftofnaen si hes a9..s'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
ALONG THE READING

Or. Thomas A. Gill, U. s. NJ, and Mrs Gill,
Of Washington lane Jenkntown. have been
entertaining their daughter and son-n-law, Dr.
and Mrs. Loring T. SWANS, and their little
daughter, Miss Shirley Tiffany SWANS, of Cliff
ten Heights, N. Y, for over the holidays. Mrs.
NGills mother, Mrs Casper Souder of Clifton
Heights, N. Y, is also the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. GILL; Or. and Mrs SWANS and Mrs.
souder will remain for about 10 days longer.
Mrs. Delaney and Miss Florence Delaney have
returned to their home on wyncote road Jen-
kintown, after spending the holidays visiting
relatives in New York.
Mrs. Harvey H. Braddock. of 1O4l Rockland
street, Logan, entertained at luncheon followed
by sewing. yesterday afternoon. American
Beauty roses combined with Christmas greens,
formed the decorations. Mrs. Braddocks guests
were Mrs. Alton Dali, Mrs. J. Baker, Miss Eliza
beth Weker, Mrs Ralph Heilis and Mrs. Emil
Brown.
This afternoon Mrs. Braddock will entertain
at cards. when her guests will include Mrs.
William Rowbottom, Mrs. Frank Ashbrook,
Mrs L. FinkbIner, Mrs H. Smith, Mrs. Henry
Weand and Mrs, Bordman.
Miss Madeline Asbury, of Oak Lane. has issued
cards for a dance tomorrow in honor of Miss
Helene Asbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Kramer, prominent
among the popular hosts and hostesses along
the Reading, will give house warming to-
night at their home Sharpless avenue
Jenkintown. Pink roses and carnations mingle
with ferns and palms in the artistic decorations
The entertainment is given in honor OF their
house guest Miss Jeanette Haaker, of New
York. Other guests will be Mr.. and Mrs H Clay
Dingee, Miss Marian Dayley. Richard Snyder
John Wilson, Miss Helen Radey. Miss Doris
Weatherbee, William Warner, Jesse Radley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beatty, Mr. and Mrs
George Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard r. Welt
eel, Mr., and Mrs. Paul Weltzel and Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Aarons.
Miss Olivia Cox, of The Gables, 1922 York
road, entertained informally on Monday after
noon when her guests Miss Millie Baugh.
Miss Florence Nuttall, Miss Kathryn Parker,
Miss Maude Baugh, Mrs, Carl Herschel and Miss
Margaret Hilton.
Mrs Oscar Clawson, of North Warnock street,
Olney gave an informal musicale last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Gartlins. who have
been spending the weekend at Chelsea. have
returned to their home in olney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

decorations Will be red and green, in keeping
with the holiday season. Mrs Manwaring's
guests will be Mrs. w. Perry E. Hittner. Miss
Roberts, Miss Dorothy Burns, Mrs. Ritner WALL
ing Mrs Charles b. Cooke. Jr, Mrs Herbert
f. Rappold and Mrs. Paul Fischer.
street will entertain at dinner this evening.
Covers will be laid for TO- Table decorations
Will be Of ferns, and in the centre there will
be small Christmas tree. The guests will
include Mr. and Mrs William Cleghorn Mrs.
M q. Jones and daughter, Miss Helen Jones:
Miss Helen Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Witug, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Leupoid and Mrs.
Harry Edwards
Miss Marion Murray OF 60 East johnson
street. and Miss Lillian McKeown, OF esss
Greene street. have been the guests OF Mrs
r. Murphey of Waterford. N. Y They are ex-
pected TO return this week.
Mrs. William c. Dutton of e2s7 Llmekiln
pike. gave the first OF a series of teas yesterday
afternoon at her new home. which was beauti-
fully decorated with evergreens and white car
nations. novel feature of the entertainment
was the prediction of future events in the lives
of the guests by expert fortune teller There
was also an interesting program of musical
selections Among the guests were Mrs. Ben
jamn Ferguson, Mrs Warren Lees, Mrs
Joseph H. Ewing, Miss Edna sweader. Miss
Nan Lumlyr Miss Margaret Gallen, Miss Glare
Drexler and Miss Sara Falconer
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souTH PHILADELPHIA

hfrs Jean NICK Tinney o. isz5 South 18th
.trssi viii entertain this evening st 3 dinner
e.aes. when covers win Be laid for le rhs
holiday greens ana oolorins viii 3 naainEalned
n ths DECORATIONS. Scr guests ela 81 ~ ana
n, HilGan stts2s - sna t
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%7SS$
DEBUTANTE1 Ag1g
\ NElRST TA4gl

FNHE mercury OF the social thermometer is
l. still quite high, in spite of the terrific rush
of debuts, charities Christmas and New Years
The most important affair TO be given tonight
Will be large dance by Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
j. Drexel Biddle of 2lO4 Walnut street. in the
Rose Garden of the Bellevue-strntford in honor
Of their daughter Miss Cordella BIddle. This
will be one of the largest affairs that has been
given for Miss Blddle who has been much
feted this season. The ballroom will be simply
but effectively decorated and Miss Blddle, fol-
lowing her usual bent, will be gowned in white
and will carry rosebuds. Most of the seasons
debutantes and younger dancing men will be
among those present, as well as members OF
the older set.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pierson, of 11i3 South
5od street will entertain the members of their
pinochIe club on Saturday evening. Their
guests will be Mr. and Mrs Walter Pierson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mohr. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hineken,
Miss Janet Pile DR.. and Mrs James Meg
Hneken, Miss Parker Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Hneken, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Godshall,
Charles Mohr. John Nicking and ]. Gilligan.
uiss Florence Baer, OF 4O32 Barring street.
entertained her sewing class yesterday. The
members include Miss Edith Major. Miss Elsie
Young Miss Josephine Wise. Miss Alberta
BennIs. Mrs Robert Wilson, Mrs. J. Milton
Hagv. Miss Margaret Morrison. Miss Melita
zehender, Miss Gladys Phillips and Miss Anna
Brown.
surpriss party was given last night to
Ioseph jacobson at his home, q Burd avenue.
Mr.. Jacobson has Just returned from a tour OF
the West Those who attended were Miss r.
swift Miss s. swift. Miss e. welsbrodt. Miss
N. Rappoport Miss Z. Edeson, Miss L.
Fudenich Miss N. BrOokes, Maurice Peterzell.
Max Kaufman. Benjamin Jacobson. Harry
Rarisch. Robert RappoPort. Louis Goldsteln,
Harris Kaufman. Maurice Kaufman and BEN
iamin jacobson gave interpretations OF modern
dancing.
Miss Eva cladd Of 10Th and Walnut streets,
is entertaining al bridge this afternoon. Her
guests. who are members OF her card club. are
Mrs. Clayton stllz. Mrs. Robert Beatty. Miss
caroline Bruner Mrs Harry Lewis. Mrs.
David Archibald. Miss Gertrude Hichens. Mrs.
r Bsnezst. Mrs william s. Baker, Miss Char
Iotts Brenneeke. Miss Elizabeth Clark. Mrs.
hugh Larrick. Ars Leonard r. Weitzel Miss
NAV Campbell. Mrs, Oscar Schmidt, Mrs Mary
Evans Mrs C. crombargeH AIRS Leighton
kramer, Miss Marie cladd. Mrs. John o'c0n-
nell ana MFs, Clay Dinges.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

DR.. and Mrs. Louis Diamond Jack Sidney
and Miss Soma Diamond of 1923 Frankford ave-
nue., have returned from Cape May, N j., where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /.
Tannenbaum.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Florence Rosenblum, OF 2s2O Franktoru
avenue, is entertaining as her guest for some
time Miss Bess Berman, of Milton Pa.
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RoXBoROUCH

Mrs. Elmer Phsterer. OF $50 Ridge avenue,
entertained at luncheon and bridge yesterday
afternoon. The guests who members of
the Wednesday bridge club included Mrs
Charles Nice. Mrs Arthur Johnston. Mrs Will
lam Wilson, Mrs. William Bush. Mrs. Horace
.Kenworthy. Mrs, Alfred Johnston, Mrs. Fred
erick Fowles. Mrs. Harry Thompson. Mrs.
John o. struse and Mrs Benjamin Hendren.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
NORTH PHILApELPHIA

The marriage Of Miss Mana POtsdamsr.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Naphtaii Potsdamsr
of 1910 Diamond street. and Amos E. Joel win
take place January 10, at 10 o'clock. in
Mayors Drawing Room. 1870 North Bread
street.
Miss Ellnor Hunsicker VINO has been spend
ing the holidays with her mother, Mrs. r. M
Hunsieker. OF 2s4 North 18th street, has re-
turned to Smith College.
Mrs. 3. N. Fauncs. or llzs East Montgomery
avenue, entertained at luncheon yesterday The
living room, halls ana dining room we're artis-
tleally decorated with cut noweFs and ferns
The guests included Mrs, Richard BidWelI Mrs
Harry Yinsland. Alrs Harry Rulon. eg Piiman.
y. "; AIRS. D. = Martin, Ars ,. p. Nlcholsen.
Hr1 Edward Hellor Asfs arthur p Nlilef. AlEs
+. y Hidvell 1ii,s Grace Hidnell ana alsa
zaasl IslieF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

Miss Myrtle summerill, of oxford. Pa, has
returned TO her home after spending few days
as the guest Of Mrs. S, F. Baugher, 2s73 Frank
ford avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

Miss Jessie RawIey. OF Ss1 Lycsum avenue.
will lead the wanderlust on Saturday after
noon on their walk to Potts ouarries. Har-
monvlle. Plymouth Meeting and Barren Hill.
The active members are Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Houston. George H. Berkhessr. B. W. Grf-
fths, Walter Maxwell Miss Mamie Key. Miss
Mary l.. Graham, Ernest Kumpf Jr.. Arthur
L. Diess, Ernest F, Page. Miss Ruth e. v,
Maxwell Miss savilla Surgeon. Miss Ella
Baker and Miss Alison Gilbert Cody. The
motto OF the club is this quotation from Walt
whitman;
'Afoot and Hght-hsartsd. take to the open
road,
Healthy, free, the world before me.
The long brown path before me. leading whsr-
ever / choose"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

Miss Alma Nugent, Of 1868 Kensington avenue
entertained a number of her friends at her
home last evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

At the dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Carman, of 122O West Allegheny avenue, for
their daughter, Miss Beatrice Carman, in the
Drawing Rooms 171O North Broad street, the
guests included Miss Laura Firth, Miss Rebecca
Smith, Miss Annie Wilkie Miss Edna Elliott,
Miss Margaret MacCaum, Miss Eleanor Alsop,
Miss Marie Snyder, Miss Adaline Froelich Miss
Emma Battersby. Miss Esther Eckels, Miss
Marie Mees. Miss Dorothy Morris, Miss Helen
McFadden, Miss Margaret Williams Miss Edith
wilkinson Miss Gertrude Hesselhnger. Miss
Elizabeth Dickinson, Miss Alberta Goodwin.
Miss Margaret Hooven, Miss Margaret Sosna,
Miss Frances Mcguire, Miss Anne Stensle Miss
Anna Cree, Miss Frances Chattin, Miss Frances
Bannan, Miss Marian Howe, Miss Marian De
Burlo Miss Elsie Shoyer Miss Emily Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. DATE, Jr.. Hall Rentsch-
ler Joseph Clausen, George Gravenstine. Charles
Jones' William Froelich, Edward Graham, w.
Buchanan, NJ. Miller Rex White. William Ham
ilton William Eberle Jack Harrigan w. Benn,
Byron wrigley, NJ. schell, Gaillard Synder.
William Stevenson. Ralph Null, John McMas-
ter, Leroy worley, Leroy Pearl, Elwood Pip
ping, Leslie Belts, w. Hooven, John Clark,
Jack Osman. H. Fricke and Percy Atkins.
Mrs. Carman will give 500 party, followed
by a buffet luncheon. this afternoon at her
home Her guests members of her card
club
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs, William L. Savage. of 1211 Spruce
street will entertain at dinner at the Ritz
Carlton In honor of Miss Marion e. Savage
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles c. Savage
before the ball. Covers will be laid for "a, and
the floral decoration will be pink roses and
white lllacS.
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LANSDowNE

Miss Josephine McCully of La Crosse avenus.
will give a recital at the Entire Nous Club this
afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

Mrs. Jack Hibbs gave a luncheon yesterday
afternoon. Her guests included Mrs. S, f.
Baugher, Mrs E. II. Clark. Mrs. Harry Steven
son, of Elkins Park, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey.
souTkrout supper was given by Charles
segel to the members of the Kenslngton Social,
ZOO East susqushanna avenue, this week Those
present were John ]. Herd. Alfred Herd. II,
Walter Genther. Herman Rosenau, DR.. e.
Marlin, Arthur Jacobs, Samuel Jacobs,
Albert Laugsinger. Charles Fischer, Harry
Berger, Or. Harry Coos. Robert Wiley,
John Rsuner, John Brooks. Jacob Fox,
Elmer Strong. Lewis Rothkugel. Sol sehif-
man, Samuel Sells. James Mcfarland, Frank
BarTilo Jacob Vogt Harry Miehaelson. Will
lam struss. Louis Nowaok. Louis schaefen,
william Costello, J, B. Dudley, George Mathers,
Joseph Meyers. William Ernst Walter Lily
John Ieei John Costello. James Black. Fred
erick LutE. Frederick sauer, Harry Bloom. Theo-
dore Green and Joseph Dieee.
AIr and Mrs. MOsler OF 2sSs Frankford ave-
nue., held an annual family reunion with
dinner last evening. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Kulp. Mr.. and Mrz
william Mosisr, Mr.. Makes Miss Taylor, OF
Camden. N. ~ Miss Mary Mason and Miss
Fannie Mason, Of Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. William kuhn, df.. of ass North
6th street. viii he among the gleAis entertained
saturday evening az go b ar. and Mira
wulsasn KAmaEsr. a sheir hene aas Hsssl
sssses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald. of West
Baltimore avenue and a party motored to New
York yesterday to attend the opera