Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-07

: rIss KENT, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
MI william Kent, Of Bent road, Wyn-
~. ia entertaining at luncheon today at
~ o'clock in honor Of Miss Eleanor
,,,,,sbury. when her guests Will include
~. rdslIa GribbeI, Miss Marjorie Kent,
.a., Marion sharpless, Miss Dorothea
r..ntnes Mrs Allen Reed, Mrs. John c.
ss.r,,n. Miss Mary Mulford, Miss Dorothy
sf,utord and Miss Marguerite Sill.
(. ,,or,bors of the Pennsylvania Society of
.re Colonial Danes of America who will
:. IN San Francisco or vicinity on Oc-
tsher 4. the date for the reception for vis-
NJ e1,ests of Colonial Danes, are in
na ,,ua 10 send their names and addresses
VII there to Mrs william B. b. ingalls,,
va ootayia street, San Francisco, Cal.
~arho regular meetings of the Pennsylva-
- society of the Colonial Danes of
Irerioa will be held today, Supplemental
rsiyns Committee at 10 o'clock tomorrow,
s,atod meeting of the board of managers
y to.aO o'clock on May 10, stated meet
tng Of the society at IL o'clock. Unless
ntberwise stated all of these meetings
nri be held in the west wing of 1nde-
r,ndence Hall The meeting on May 2S
~ the Committee on Examination of
p.psrs will be held in the Historical So
slety 18th and Locust streets, at 10 o'clock.
rba marriage of Miss Margaret Fox,
dsurhter of Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Fox,
n Berthellyn, York road, Ogontz, and
Wr sydney T.. Martin, of 2312 Spruce
styeet. will take place In October.
1Ieutenant Commander r. r. Menner
and Mrs. Menner are at the Colonial
1lth and Spruce streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lewis will spend
the early summer at the Delaware River
Club, Torresdale
Mfr. Emmor Janney and his daughter,
Miss Molly Janney, will close their town
home. 12i South 10th street, early in
Iune and occupy their residence on Meet
ing House road for the summer.
Mr.. Faxson Passmore, of Wilmington,
Dsl,. formerly of 2S15 Queen Lane will
spend the weekend as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Kemp Bartlett at their home in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Horace Brooke Burt, of the Blen
helm, 18th and Chestnut streets, has left
her apartment and is spending some time
Al tho Runnymede, Atlantic City. In
June Ahe will entertain a house party
At her ranch in Wyoming.
Philadelphia friends of Mrs William
Paul and family,1of Pittsburgh. Pa, will
be Interested to know they are spending
tome time at Atlantic City, N. j.
The Pennsylvania Chapter of the Amer
lean Guild of Organists has issued cards
for the 33d public service on Thursday
evening May 13, In Calvary Presbyterian
choir of the church, augmented for the
occasion under the direction of Mr.. David
2. Crozier, will render the service.
A series of three Shakespearean lee
ture recitals will be given by DR.. Edgar
p Abbott of Boston, under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Committee of the Chaplin
Memorial Home for the Aged Blind. The
proceeds will be used for the auxiliary
fund. The subjects of the lectures are
as follows: Julius Caesar" Monday. May
~; Hamlet" Wednesday, May 26, and
"The Tempest" Friday, May 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Trinkle have
returned from n weeks stay in Allan
tic City. With their daughter, Miss
Gladys Wylde Trinkle, they will close
their town house. 1905 Spring Garden
street. on Wednesday, May IL, and will
occupy their cottage at Chelsea for the |
summer.
Mrs E. Leitsch. of Alden, Pa, enter |
tanned at weekend party Saturday In |
honor Of the birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Miss Rosa Leitsch, Among the |
guests were Miss Emma Blair, Miss Mil
dred Bell, Miss Ella Sibley, Miss Mar |
garet Call, Miss Violet Vehmeyer, Miss
Elizabeth Moore, Miss Mary Manning. |
Miss Lola Hodgley Miss Maude Johnson. |
Miss Lillian Campbell. Mr. Ralph Smith,
Mr. Harvey HILL Mr., Harvey Kelly, Mr.. |
Walter Millbourne. Mr.. Jack Campbell, |
Mr.. William Sharpe. Mr.. Robert Moore,
Mr. John Sharpe, Mr.. Herbert Leitsche, |
Mr. Samuel Montague, Mr.. Horace I'm
stead and Mr. Edward Lentz