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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-30

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o-can you tell who has choice of the minister
the bride or the groom? PEARL
the s a e s and pays the fee but
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older than myself We We're very fond Of each other but
he tell me why he doesn't come? How
he does for he friend family they
much7 Does this give the freedom go other
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all due respect and courtesy that would
but do not out of You have the privilege
IS used occasion
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dress wear as those of velvet broadco or some of the moat %
Cloths poplins,
stylish.
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ter but no sn be & happy and at the time be
only attained when
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snat sh a''Gs is sh
% control the effect these produce upon the
who master of hts desires and attached virtue be
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Of virtue and the other nd both are acts the WILL for
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IF. A On ssas s sss effort s ss s .s a%
struggle do for selfish gain but realize the
with God The Hindus this
Buddhs said: Happy is he to live
and %nS s the s % ssd
that thy brother s the same as thee
develop them order
whose wills from steps aside from the emotional of
this WAY we create desire which moves the Will for we
reason INTO all
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LIFE Is NO LONGER IMPORT.
ANT IN WAR-STRICKEN
ENGLAND
~ R,=lazU=N
MlazMMaNM

IN q public school in Newcastle.
England, the class was having a
history lesson, and the subject
under consideration was the life
Of Queen Elizabeth.
The teacher, after outlining the
career Of this wonderful woman.
who found England poor. weak,
and divided. left it strong, and
conscious of greater possibilities,
Asked
Now. can any boy tell me
when Queen Elizabeth diedf
Tommy will tell.
'sshc's not deed yit." replied
Tommy, ''bcoaas IA hard me
fethor say she was fightin' In tn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-30

FOLLOW DIRECTIONS
Many good things are con-
demned because they are not
properly used, so be sure to fol-
low directions.
To get the best results, take
"Seyenty-seven" at the very be-
ginning OF a Cold.
II you wait until you begin to
cough and sneeze. II may take
longer.
A small vial of pleasant pei
let's, fits the vest pocket.
use and sf.eo, at all druggists or
mailed.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co..
1855 William Street. New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-30
KILLS rs TURKS
BEFORE HE DIES

LONDON, Oct. 30.-Sergeant
Martin O'Connor of the Sixth
Lancashire regiment is declared
to have killed rs Turks, before
meeting his own death from
bomb at Gallipoli.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-30

Q.-what al" mean9 have often noticed It in
legal CURIOUa
A-This abbreviation mean "and Others"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-30

Clora-Pessimist is milan who
seasick during whole Voyage of
life.
Johnny-How's your under
study getting on?
Prima Donna Il don't know
and ! don't care.
Johnny-That's unkind-she's
always ready to take your part.
Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
CUPID'S> MARK
Surely it's funny thing that
when cupid hits his mark he gen.
orally Mrs. IT.-Ladies' Home
Journal.
MUST BE READY
Tommy Atkins (strolling In
park with sweetheart) Yes, yes,
but don't talk to me now. I've
got to get ready to salute this Of
ficer coming.-Punch.
CONSOLATION
II don't like these photographs
one bit. look like an ape"
We'll, you should have consid-
cred that before you sat for
thsm."
LIFE Is NO LONGER IMPORT
ANT IN WAR-STRICKEN
49, ENGLAND
(From the Blackpool, England,
Times.)
The service was conducted by
the Rev. NJ. A., the
bridegroom. The wedding was of
Z quiet nature. owing to the re-
cent death of the bride.
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u. 8. WILL KEEP MUM

WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct. 30
No expression of approval or
disapproval will be given by the
U. s. concerning the proposed
change in China from a republic
to monarchy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

ADANCING class that has met during the
- winter in Brooks Hail. 42d street and Bal
timore avenue will give its final dance Of the
season tomorrow evening. Each member may
have several guests and buffet supper will be
served at midnight The members include Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas NJ Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert s.
King, Dr. and Mrs. Harry y. Hickman, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bloodsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert c. 7legler, Mr. and Mrs seaton Tlnsley,
Mr., and Mrs. Robert J. Hicks.
benefit dance will bo given this evening
under the auspices of the Northwest General
Hospital, at Dance de Danseand, Goth street
and Montgomery avenue. The proceeds Of the
affair will go toward the funds now being coll
leced for the buying of a new automobile am
buance for the hospital
The patronesses are Mrs. Samuel Y Thomp-
son, Mrs. John c. Brown, Mrs John s Wood
ruff, Miss Mary stewart Miss Lille Madeira
Mrs. L. W. Whitall, Mrs A. G. MenEer Mrs
Edwin Wilkinson, Mrs Walton C swndells
Mrs. Walter NJ. Stevenson Mrs j. Thompson
Schell, Mrs. Alfred Gordon, Mrs Mark g Wells
and Mrs. H. B. Van Horn.
The first grand annual dance of the District
Council of Textile Workers will be held at
columbia Hall, I'd and Norris streets Friday
evening, April 16. This affair will be one OF tho
biggest events of the season. the District
Council represents all the allied organized In
dustral organizations in the textile sections.
The Lace Operators Association will give its
annual dance at tho Philadelphia Quartet
Hall, Germantown and LehiEh avenues, Friday
evening, April 16 handsome lace collar will
be presented to each woman in the grand
march. The committee in charge includes Mr..
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Dances
and
WeddnqJ

Albert Deacon Mr.. William McCaffrey Mr..
John Gould, Mr.. James Currle, Mr.. Arthur
Stray, Mr. william Mack, Mr. Joseph Gould,
Mr. william jeffrey, Mr. Hugh Lthgow, Mr..
Andrew McGinty and Mr.. John Miller.
A quiet wedding took place Monday, April
s, in tho Methodist Episcopal Church. Wayne
avenue and Queen lane, when Miss Emma
Halstead became the bride Of Mr. Charles
Thomas Barnes, Of Albany, N. Y. The cere-
mony, which was performed by the Rev. Glad
stone Holm, took place at o'clock. A small
reception followed in the church parlors Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes will be at home after June l.
at % Delaware terrace Albany N. Y.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie c. Freeman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Freeman. to
Eugene L. Connolly will be solemnlzed next
Wednesday In the Church of the Transhgura-
tion, 55th street and Cedar avenue The
ceremony will be performed by Father McGet-
tgan at o'clock and will be followed by a re-
cepton at the home of the BRIDES parents, 7sS
South Goth street.
Miss Freeman will be attended by her sister
Miss Elizabeth Freeman as maid Of honor. and
Mr. William Collins of Ithaca, N. Y. will act
best man.
Mrs. Mary G. Taylor, of Baltimore,
nounces the marriage of her daughter, Mise
Lillian Mary Taylor. to Mr. Charles f. Linden
mayer, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F..
Lindenmayer, of owen avenue. After their
return from Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs. Linden
mayer will live in Lansdowne.
Announcement has been made of the mar
riage of Miss Edith Dellett, of South Lans-
downe avenue, to DR.. Harry Schillinger, OF
New York. After the wedding trip Dr. and
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GERMANTOWN

isre~eil surprise party was given Naval
instructor !. Edwin G. Kintner. U. S. N, and
kintner at their home, 5o1s Schuyler
z.'sel last night. Those who attended in
s--asa Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Brown, Mr.,
Mrs Edward Reynolds. Miss Bernice
sns Miss Helen Blair Daniel. Miss Miriam
'f'ase Aiss Dorothy Daniel Naval Con-
seler Robert Duncan Gatswood. u S. n.
~ qetssood. IA. ena rs. AqsisEh0ase.
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ALONG THE READING

The presentation of "The Mikado" will be
given at the Jenkintown Auditorium on Thurs
day evening, April 20. at o'clock, for the bene-
fit Of the Arlington Library by the Glee Club
of the overbrook School for the Blind. Forty
young men will take part.
Miss Eleanor Jones, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Jones. of Summit avenue. Jenkntown,
has returned to her home after having spent
several days at Atlantic City.
There will be n tango tea from until o'clock
at the Old York Road Country Club on We'd
nesday afternoon. The hostesses will be Miss
Marie Hendrickson and Miss Helen Slifer
Mrs. Walstan Dixey has issued invitations for
a subscription tea to be given at her home, 522i
North Broad street Friday, April 16, from 3
until o'clock, for the benefit of tho Logan
Suffrage League Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg,
who will be guest of honor, will give short
talk The patronesses of the afternoon are Mrs.
William r. Warner, Jr.. Mrs. w. Albert Wood,
Mrs. G. A. Pfeiffer and Mrs. William E. Gerben.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

naval Constructor Allan b. Chantry, U. s. NJ,
and Mrs. Chantry, Naval Constructor W. Weir
barker, U. s. N, and Mrs. Welrbarker, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Burton Muslin. Mr.. William b.
Keefer Mr.. James A Walker. MIR. and Mrs
kintner will leave in a few days for the
Norfolk Yard
A public meeting Of the site and Relic So
ciety will be held Friday evening, April Is,
at o'clock, in the Museum in Vernon Park.
MT Edward T. johnson will read a paper en-
Titled Washington Lane" The meeting will
be followed by informal reception.
An entertainment for the benefit of the outing
fund of the choir OF Epiphany Church, Car
penter's Lane, will be held in Crusaders Hall,
6656 Germantown avenue, Mt Airy, on satur-
day evening. April II. The program will in
clude play, Examination Day at Wood Hill
School," shadow pictures and music by the
Germantown Academy Mandolin and Banjo
Club.
Miss Ada Elizabeth Small, Of 5O32 Wayne ave.
nue. has returned to her home from a visit to
West Point, N. Y Miss Small's engagement
has been recently announced to Walter Wood
Hess, Jr.
Miss Nellie Doherty of Is East Cheten ave-
nue., will leave shortly for Atlantic City to
spend few weeks with relatives.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs ]. Weller Martenis have issued
cards for the reception to follow the marriage
Of their daughter, Miss Edna Lyall Martenis to
Willard Springer, Jr., Thursday April Is The
marriage will be attended by only the immedi-
ate families and will be followed by a recep-
tion, to which a number Of friends have been
invited, at their home 1903 Delaware avenue,
from to 0 o'clock. After wedding trip Air
and Mrs Springer will live near Talleyville.
Mrs. Irving Warner left last week for a
visit with friends in Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Cleveland o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

The members of the Ernest Workers" of
the Ehenezer Methodist Church. will be enter
tanned on Thursday night by the Frank d. VIII
liams o. A. B. class of Goodman Methodist
Church. in the social hall of the church. Le-
hIgh avenue and 18th street.
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

1NOIS IlIAoI lIlLADILl@I 1I1A
An affair of interest in the future is the
annual shad dinner of the John Mecleary Club,
to be given at Esslngton. Saturday. May Is.
The Sekima Social will give minstrel show
and dance under the direction OF Mr.. George
Wachs. Friday evening. May "A. at the I. O. o.
r. Hall. Kensington avenue and Cumberland
street
An event of unusual interest TO the Northeast
was the third annual ball given Friday evening
at Columbia Hall. I'd and Norris Streets by
the sSd Ward Republican Association.
Mr. George F. sheckln, S51S Benner street, a
Marconi operator on the United States steam
ship Minnesota. is spending two-weeks' fur
Tough at his home.
The Aqua Canoe Club gave its annual dance
at wagner's Academy Broad and Montgomery
avenue. Friday evening. 1t proved TO be one
of the most successful events ever given by the
organization. The Doriath Society orchestra
provided the music for the occasion.
An entertainment will be given by the ST.
Ann's Girls T. A. B. Society, at the T, A B.
Hall, Lehigh avenue and Miller street. We'd
nesday evening, April 21,
The Tycoon Social gave their annual dance
at Germana Hall. 500 West Girard avenue, Fri
dy evening The AFFAIR was one of the most sue
cessful ever given by this prosperous Organlza-
tlon The Oficers are MT George Kssllng
president; Mr.. ]. Veigle, vice president; Mr., H.
j. Yeager. recording secretary Mr. o. Schmidt
financial secretary. and Mr., William Adams,
treasurer.
donkey party and promenade was given
last night at the Penn Treaty New Year Asso-
ciatlon Hall. 512 East Girard avenue. for the
beneAt Of the Church OF the Holy Name.
Mr. Floyd Erickson, prominent among the
younger set in the Northeast, viii leave shortly
on a trip b. automobile. which will carry him
through nearly every State beyond the Missis-
sippL
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Washington Camp, No 129, p o. s. A., will
present the Sanctuary NJ. Il. Church. 2sth and
Thompson streets, with beautiful silk Amer-
can flag, Sunday evening, April Is. The Hon
Edgar Forrest is chairman Of the committee in
charge of the presentation.
Miss Lida Bird, of Newkirk and Clearleld
streets, entertained at 500 last Saturday eve-
ming Her guests were Miss Eta Messenger,
Miss Rita Young, Mr.. Harry Bush. Mr.. Will
liam Reynolds and Mr.. Frank Beuere.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grenner entertained at
500 last week at their home, 3214 North 25tn
street
At n reception given last week at the home
of Miss Margaret Green, 234O East Sergeant
street, her engagement to Mr.. William Gehl, OF
252S Memphis street, announced. The we'd
ding will take place the early part of June at
St. AIMS Church on Lehigh avenue.
Friends of Miss Sara Taylor. 1909 West Cum
berland street, have received cards announcing
her engagement to MIR. Chester Miller, of nth
street and Lehigh avenue.
=. Olde Fokes Concert will be given by the
Nine. Arabella V. Jinks Singing School in the
Bethel United Evangelical Church. 18th and
Somerset streets, Thursday and Friday, April
Is and 16
The Assumption Choral Society will present
the Gilbert and Sullivan Classic operetta, H
NJ S. Pinafore or the Lass Who Loved Sailor
the recent great hit of the New York Hippo
drome April 16, at the Iu Lu Temple 18th and
Spring Garden streets The proceeds will be
given to the building fund of the Assumption
Church. The affair will be under the direction
of the choirmaster, Prof Thomas F. Hogan
A chorus of 60 trained voices will add
to the attractiveness of the affair. The princi-
pals in the cast are Miss Mae Farley, Mr.
Thomas f. Hogan. Mr.. Eugene Tyrre Mr.
Frank Dooner Mr.. Edward Gaffner, Mr.. Wall
Kelly, Mr.. David Ryan, Miss Maude Jones and
Anna Snnott Benner.
A linen shower was given to Miss Nette
Cohen, of 1906 South 9th street, at the home
of Miss Rose Kligman, 926 North Franklin
street on Sunday. Mrs. Fannie Mackbank
acted as hostess Miss Cohen was the receiver
of many handsome presents from her friends.
Mr.. Edward Shapiro and Mr., Michael Hirsch
were the chief entertainers Mr.. Samuel klig-
man was toastmaster.
Miss Helen Rea, OF 2i16 North Uber street, en-
tertained her 800 Club last Thursday after
noon. Her guests included Miss Janet Shea,
Miss Marie Shea. Miss Mary Kelly. Miss Mar
guerite Ryan. Miss Anna Barr Miss Hester
Raleigh, Miss Emma Gross. Miss Elizabeth
Kelly, Miss Emile Devenny, Miss Dorothy Mil
Ier Miss Helen Ryan, Miss Alice Thornton,
Miss Mary Ryan. Mrs D. ]. Kenny, Miss Anna
Ross.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Charles Mercer Hicks, of tho Neither
lands. 4Sd and Chestnut streets, has returned
from fortnight's stay In Chelsea Mrs Hicks
will give a luncheon of six covers followed by
BRIDGE this afternoon at the Philadelphia Coun-
try Club at Bala.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Mr.. William r. Dixon. of 1885 Ridge avenue,
Roxborough, left Sunday for Pittsburgh.
Later he will go to Meadville, Sunbury and
other cities in the State to visit the homes Of
orphans of odd Follows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Mr.. James Thompson, formerly of West Tioga
street, who has been occupying his country
place at Fort Washington for some time, sailed
on Sunday for Gibraltar where he will meet
Mr.. Ernest Harrah. son of Mr.. Charles ], Har
rah They will spend six months in Spain, Por-
tugaI, Switzerland, Italy and England,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ramsdell, Mrs Addison
Foster and her daughter-in-law, Mrs Norman
Foster, of Darby, who have been away on
trim 10 San Antonio, Tex, have returned home.
Tbev had a several weeks stay out West.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Lieutenant and Mrs, Carroll Missimer' OF
2O25 South 5Sth street. gave a wedding recep-
tion on Monday on their return from honey
moon Lieutenant Mlssimer holds a commission
IN tba 9Th Regiment Infantry, N. q. p.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13
TIOGA

Mrs. Josephine Bauer, of 1917 West venango
street, has issued invitations for the marriage
of her daughter Miss Rosalie Bauer. to Mr..
Robert Benjamin Mayer on Monday night
April 49, at $50 o'clock, at the Hotel Adelpha
Miss Bauer will have her sister. Miss Gertrude
Bauer for maid of honor. Mr.. Clinton o.
Mayer, the bridegroom's brother. will be his
best man. The ceremony will be followed by a
reception The at home cards for after
May 1, at 1907 West Venango street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13
MT. SINAI CHARITY BALL
Annual Ball Held Last Night at the
Academy of Music a Great Success.

Annual Ball Held Last Night at the
Academy of Music a Great Success.
Quite the most beautiful bail ever given for
the benefit of the Mount Sinai Hospital
held last night at the Academy of Music. The
Board of Managers certainly spared no effort
in making the decorations the most wonder
full the ball has ever had.
One of the new features this year was the
opening of the ball. Instead of the grand
march, which has been in effect for many a
season, the ball opened by the stately
dancing of the old minuet, which, with all
its grace and charm, is a marked contrast
to the dance of today.
The Academy floor and stage transported
the beholder into out of door spring day.
the decorations were garlands and sprays
of exquisite spring flowers jonquis, narciss
daisies, azaleas, lilies and great cybodum
ferns We'd with another in adding beauty
to the
The corridors were transformed into lovers
walks of greenery and exquisite blooms and
the stage proper in the form of old
fashioned garden, with narrow walks and de-
llghtful ld-fashoned plants. The proscenium
boxes and smaller ones were also entwined
with smilax and ferns
A concert started the affair, which was fol-
lowed by the dancing of the minuet in the
costumes of 1880.
The minuet danced under the direction
OF Mrs. Joseph Snellenburg Mrs. Jules E. Mast
baum and Mrs. Milton Herold. The members of
the set were Miss Mildred Singer, Miss Rosalie
Dannenbaum. Miss Rose Hirsh, Miss Edith Lie
herman, Miss Aline Selig, Miss Charlotte Feust-
man, Miss Elizabeth Soils, Miss Ruth Stein
bach, Mr.. Horace Horner, Mr. Stanley Smell
lenburg. Mr.. Walter Steppacher Mr.. Frank
Weder, Mr.. Henry Lang. Mr. Harold Wimpf-
heimer and Mr.. Henry Coons
Immediately following this feature general
dancing formally opened by Mr.. and Mrs
David Phillips Mr.. and Mrs Samuel D. Lit
and Mr.. and Mrs Milton Herold.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs, Sam
uel d. Lit, Mrs. d. Leon Effron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel ]. Gittelson, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cor
son, Mrs Clarence K. Arnold. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Snellenburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Berg, Mr. and Mrs Blum, Mr.. John Lit, Jr..
Mrs Frederick Gerson. Mr. and Mrs. David
Phillips Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Settler. Mr..
and Mrs. Meyer Travis, Mrs, Jacob Cartun,
Miss Yetta Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel w.
Salus. Mrs A Hirsh. Mrs A. Marquis and
Mr.. Edward Hyneman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Miss Gertrude Field, of 4Ol RICHTER street
wissahickon. has returned from visit to Wild
wood, N j.
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ROXBOROUGH

Miss Elizabeth seel, of Harrisburg, is the
guest of Mrs. W. B. Nlckels. of 400 ManayunlS
avenue.
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WILMINGTON

Miss Mary LIchtenbaum, of 4Ol West 30
street, Wilmington, spent the weekend as the
guest of Miss Elizabeth H. Meltzer. of 3o4s
Berks street, Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Mr. and Mrs. A. Southern Conway. of the
Avondale, SOth and Locust Streets have issued
invitations for a baby party and dance on
Wednesday evening, April 21. at the wynne-
field Country Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Keen OF 4oS South Lans-
downe avenue, are spending several weeks In
Florida.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Mrs. Frank Shoemaker. OF New York, is visit
ing Mrs. E. X. Schultz of 1926 North 18th street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Mr.. Richard R. Hammond, OF Wynnewood
road. is visiting in New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Mrs b. Berkowitz, of 1885 West Tioga street
is entertaining Mrs. a. Fnberg. of New York.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

oVERBROoK-With the return OF the first
days of spring the shad dinner becomes the
thing" at the various cubhouses outside the
eiY Tonight at the picturesque Overlook
Golf Club chad dinner. followed by dancing,
nAs been arranged by the members OF the
House Committee which Is composed OF Mr..
Francis A, Stevens. chairman, Mr.. F. H. LIP
pineott and Mr.. ]. H, stockwell.
The small tables will be attractively decorated
WITH pink carnations intermingled with ferns,
while pink shaded candlesticks will further
eefry out the color scheme. Music will be
seaoered during the dinner. and afterward the
guests may either Join in the dancing or
Nahaer out on the broad green to enjoy the
Is' tang Of spring, which is felt strongly
N the air these nights
Among those reserving tables and who will
en1ertain from two to twelve guests are Mr.,
fFanes A. Stevens. Mr.. r. Y. Bernard, Mr..
= u Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Chandler,
slis 8 T. Adams, Mr.. James H. Milholland'
aar A. r. Frome. Mt NJ G. Kennedy. Mr. l..
Dee
AEhloN-Miss Alice L. Winder. Of Baltimore,
spending this month with her brother-in-law
.nu sister, Mr.. and Mrs S. Wilson Heaton. at
sif home' corner of BerkleyiToad and Wynne-
AiS Albert ]. Clarke. who spent part of the
A'sF with her sister in the West, has closed
nome on Latches lane and Is now at the
7sherlands S4th and Chestnut streets.
u' and Mrs. James K. Davis and Miss
1AsS carson Davis have returned to Atlantic
where they expect to remain until the
s'st week in July.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Miss Gladys Truscott, of 627 Cooper street.
will entertain at bridge April 81.
musical tea will be given at the home Of
Mrs F. D. Weaver. 526 Linden street. tomor-
row afternoon from until o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-13

Mr. and Mrs, Horace Murphy of Brookview'
Md, have come for a weeks stay with Mr. and
Mrs Harvey Dippel. of 10th street. Darby Mrs
Murphy is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dippel.