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Cheyenne record., 1915-10-14
NORTH VIEW

Bruce jackson lost a horse last
week.
Mr., Kennedy cemented a Gel
lar for Mr. Hill Monday.
Misses Bleifeld and Pierson
were Sunday callers at Sullivans
sc, Hill and family were Sun
day guests at the Lothian home.
Mabel Sullivan spent Sunday
night with Leila Hill.
The Waterville school is pre-
pairing to givea Hollow'e cen en-
tertainment.
The teachers name at the B. B
is Miss Pierson and not Peterson
as stated last week.
Frank Kennedy enrolled as an
eight grade pupil in J. B. Sulli-
vans school Monday.
R. B, Lothian completed an ad-
dition to his granary last week,
and is now putting in a cement
floor in his COW barn.
Cheyenne record., 1915-10-14
Catholic Church

Their e will be Catholic services at
their new edlce every Fourth Sunday
in each month.
Cheyenne record., 1915-10-14
STOCK BRANDS

Parties seeing stray stock with any
of the following brands, Please notify
the party to whom the brand belongs.
Cheyenne record., 1915-10-14

ROYAL NEIGH HBORS--Mects every
Bird Wednesday evening of each month
at the Masonic Hall.
Oracle, Mrs. Annie MaroIf.
Vice Oracle, Florence Hollingsheud.
Recorder. Mrs. Letta V. Mason
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DELAWARE COUNTY

On Saturday evening social concert and
banquet given by the Mems Bible Class OF
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church in the class
rooms at Collngdale, Pa
The program was varied Mrs r. r. Armlges
gave reading in negro dialect Miss Mildred
Bell sang two numbers with effect who
Knows" and Three Little Chestnuts." Will
lam Sharp entertained in rag time selections.
Robert Moore was the accompanist for the eve
ming The Rev Edward A. Dewey, who is
teacher of the class, Is brother OF Rev
George G. Dewey. organizer Of the Mems Bible
Class connected with the BILLY" Sunday cam
paign Edward Dewey made an address OF
welcome to the new members, followed by Ave
minute speeches by several members OF the
class The class has been in existence only
about six weeks and has membership OF
a bout so
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xNyITATIoNs will shortly be issued by Mrs.
usnry c. McIlvaine for the marriage of her
s.,sbter Miss Katharine w. McIlyaine. TO
rhornas Wright Rudderow, son of DR.. and Mrs
o.niatnin Janney Rudderow The ceremony
uin take place on Saturday, May Is, at O'Clock,
4 81 Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church
.,b the Rev. William j. Cox officiating
Miss Mcllvane will be attended by her sister,
.trs John NJ. Nelson. matron of honor, and
~ Two little nieces, Miss Randall williams and
,tsa Katharine l<indlebergdr, as flower girls
NJ Rudderow will have his brother, b. Janney
Rudderow, Jr., as best man.
Mrs. Benson, wife CT Captain William shep-
A,rd Benson, u. S. NJ. will not receive on
rbursday afternoon of this week at her home in
he navy yard.
Mr and Mrs. George Philler arc spending the
eek in New York at the Waldorf-AstorIa
NJ and Mrs Lewis Lille and Miss Jean Nor
,,s Lille are spending the week in Atlantic
city
Mrs. George Fales Baker is stopping at the
a Regis in New York for a short time.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Francis Bochman VIII
mtroduce their daughter Miss Esther Jean
poehman. on November u at a the dansant at
he Ritz Carlton. In December they will give a
theatre party for their daughter.
Miss Margaret N Smith. daughter OF Mrs.
Harry Hudson Smith. of 1712 Pine street. will
return on Sunday from St Mary's School,
peekskill- on Hudson. for the Easter holidays.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. s. Mae
c,en Smith. of 2lS West Chelten avenue, for y
dance at the Philadelphia Cricket Club on sat
urday afternoon, April 10, in honor Of her small
son. Lewis II. Smith. About 80 of the younger
school children will be present.
There will be a meeting in Westminster Hall
Of Witherspoon Building tonight to plan
downtown centre for business girls
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Wilkinson, of Sienna,
italy are receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a son, Oliver Marlow Wilkinson. Mrs,
Wilkinson will be remembered as Miss Frances
Gregg, of this city. MIR. and Mrs. Wilkinson
have been living abroad since last April
Mrs. Charles Knitte is spending several weeks
at the Marlborough -Blenheim before opening
her home at Chelsea.
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ALONG THE READING

Miss Elizabeth Gribbel daughter of Mr., and
Ms John Gribbel, of st. Austels Hall, Wynn
cote, has as her guest Miss Harriet Hopkins,
q Chicago. for over the Easter holidays Miss
Hopkins returned with Miss Gribbe from
Waterbury, Conn. where they both attend the
Westover School,
Mrs Parker of Boston, is the guest of her
aaler' Mrs, E. NJ. Fortner, Of Florence avenue
'enkintown. for several weeks.
MRS Henry Il. De Puy has returned 10 her
some on Florence avenue, Jenkintown, after
tpending several weeks at Atlantic City. Mrs
e Puy was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Clara De Puy
aifa Albert Dudley will entertain April II at
ssF home, 11th street below Chelten avenue
ssA Lane, Those to be present are Mrs. D. b.
asshauser, Mrs Howard Anthoney, Mrs. James
Han Mrs B. G. Hltehner, Miss Lily Marion
ass. Louis Deneke and Mrs. Albert Gee.
The Neighborhood Club of Oak Lane win be
Heftained at the home of Mrs. Albert r.
etAer Monday afternoon, April 5. Mrs Parker
~ act as hostess, and will be assisted by Miss
efaee Parker Mrs. Herbert Maxner and Miss
= reeves great amount of sewing for char
y mas been done by this club during the win
= Those to be present Monday afternoon are
ats G w. Van AFtsdalen. Mrs. b, q. Hleh-
- MIS- A. w, Dudley, Mrs. II. ~ Ihlsseh'
- Bateman saddington, Mrs. f. b. Mccall
@ss A. g. Parker. Mrs. Frederick Fritseh. sr''
~ Matilda Wirth. Mrs Frederick Frtseh'
Mrs. William Robertson. Sr Mrs william
#Pnertson, JT., Mrs, Reeves. Mrs. J. A. Parker
Bates, Mrs Owen Hatten, Mrs EDWIN
sheh Mrs. Peters. Miss Laura Peters MISS
"a Peters. Mrs. Miller. sr, Mrs Howard
ls Mrs. Meyer. Mrs. c. Fling. Miss sara
.apham, Mrs. Eugene Kiehl, Mrs, j. +. =
aashl Mrs. L. X. Moere. Mrs +, B. NeuhauAef
Hansberger Mrs. George oehse' MISS
zaasfsne Parker. Mrs Bux. AIRS. Albert Tee
AFs paneoast
eaa Airs EDWARD Jackson. Of Losan. are
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CHEsTER AND YICINITY

Mrs. Anna Nugent has returned to her home
on East attn street after weeks sojourn at
Atlantic City
Miss NJ Helen Haines, Of Hartford County,
Maryland is the guest Of her aunt. Airs. WIZ
liam Roop. West 9TH street,
Mrs olIn T. Paneoast Of West Sd street and
her sister. Mrs. E. A Van Gelder of Ogden,
Delaware County visiting relatives at
Passaie, n, j.
Miss Sara Z. Bakeley, OF Walnut street. Is
visiting her brother A. G, Blakeey. at Potts
vile
Mis Henry tilley has returned to her home
At West PHILADELPHIA after several days visit
70 her son Pau B. Lllley, On West 5th street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr and Mrs. Emmanuel Brown McCowen Of
f'Vl Spruce street. accompanied by their daugn-
ters' viii 20 TO Atlantic City on Friday. where
theN nave taken cottage for the month of
april. On Saturday night they will entertain
at inc opening performance OF the Mask ana
Wig.
Mr. and Mrs. a. Southern Conway, OF the
AVondaIe, 39th and Locust streets, will motor
TO Lakewood on Saturday, to remain over
Easter They will be accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth Smith. of New York, who will be
their guest for the week
Miss Helena Amend, Of 92O South 4oth street.
VIII entertain at an informal Easter party on
wednesday evening April Z, at O'Clock, The
guests VIII be members of the younger set.
Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin Myers, OF West
Philadelphia announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Louise Lewis Myers, TO Earl
Francis Sarver. OF Pittsburgh IA No date
has been set for the Wedding
David Mordell, 3S62 Poplar street. read
paper on the work of Joseph t'els at the meet
ing OF the Joseph Fes Literary Society held last
sunday at 4O35 Girard avenue. A reception
Followed the essays Of the members Mordell
is brother of Louis Mordell who won the
Cecil Rhodes scholarship during his college
course at Cambridge College, England
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MATINEE MUSICAL CLUB
Mrs. William B. Mount and Mrs. Howard L.
Weatherley Will Play Duos.

quite an interesting contest has been arranged
today by Mrs. William B Mount for the Matinee
Musical Club at the Roosevelt The feature of
the afternoon will be piano duos by Mrs. l."
Howard Weatherey and Mrs. Mount Plano
accompanies for the afternoon will he Mrs
Linch and Mrs. Buttcrworth, and the following
artists will take part: Lavinia Gertrude King,
Helen +. Noshagc. Mrs. Joseph II. stop
Beatrice Flint Collin. Mrs. John Dunn. Jr"
Elizabeth Gcst, Edna Hoppe Rosenthal Anna
Laura Johnson and William Dowdc The pro-
gram will include: Piano solos 'L'Aouette'
tBaakrcw) "Etude, on. 36" CArenshyJ, Lavinla
Gertrude King
Songs 'Mornins, CWoodman). The star
CIogers), Helen f. Voshage.
Piano soo-"Polonase" CMosakowskD, Mrs.
Joseph II. Stopp
songs-"Tloods of sprns" tRachmaninoffD,
From the Land of the Sky-bluc Water" cad
nam. Beatrice Flint Collin.
Piano solos-"Romance" (SchuetU "Grillew"
Cschumann). "Moto Perpetuo" MacDowelD
Mrs. l.. Howard Weatherley.
Scenes from Carmen" in costume CBizeu,
Mrs John Dunn. Jr and William Dowdell.
Piano solos-Preude from First Modern
Suite" (NIacDoweD " Meditation" (Tschaillow-
skD, Elizabeth Gest.
Garden" C.. Linn seilep Edna Hoppe Rosen-
thai
Piano solo-"Drfting' GrimD, Marie Belt
Songs-"Traum Ddrch die Daemmerung"
(Strauss), "Wlegenlied" UIumperdincO, Anna
Laura Johnson.
Duos for two pianos-"Meodie" NIoszkowskD.
"scherzo" CArensky). Mrs. Weatherey and Mrs.
Mount.
A concert will be given today in the northeast
section under the direction of Miss Alma f
Nagel, to be held in the stetson Auditorium. 9TH
street and Montgomery avenue, The program
has been carefully arranged and includes the
following artists; Miss Margaret Paine,
prano: Edward Strasser, volinist, and the
schradieck String Quartet, composed OF the fol-
lowing Edward Strasser Frank Wendt, David
skakefskl and f. Nevin Marks Miss Minta
Eakins will also assist
The proceeds will be devoted to the poor of
tho section.
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ROXBOROUGH

Prominent among the April musical events in
Roxboroush win be the oratorio' "olivet to
Calvary" by Maunder. which will be rendered
by the Central Methodist Episcopal Church
choir Of 40 voices on Friday night April 2, Jo-
seph Johnson is the eholrmaster, and the solo
lists are these we-known artists Mrs. William
Caywood, soprano; James stott tenor, and J,
Johnson bass Miss Margaret oBren will be
the orsanist.
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CHESTNUT HILL

Miss Charlotte NJ. Chcston, daughter of DR.
and Mrs. Radcliffe Chcston, of owens and
Chestnut avenues, has returned TO her home
for the Easter holidays from Rosemary Hall,
Greenwich, Conn, where she is n student
Miss Marian Moyn, of East Graver's lane,
will spend Easter the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Barton in Atlantic City.
Miss Emily Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James s. Taylor. 15i East Mt. Airy avenue. is
spending the week in New York as the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Gaylord of G6i River
side drive
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Invitations have been issued by Mrs. John q
Robinson for The marriase of her daughter,
Miss Rachel Robinson. to Joseph Franklin
Jones' Of Philadelphia, 10 take place on the eve
ming Of April Il at $40 o'clock at her home LOO
West 18th street. Wilmington. DeL The Rev.
Frederic Hinckley. minister Of the First Un-
tartan Church, will perform the ceremony. Mr..
aud Mrs. Jones will he at home at 25O6 Van
Buren street after June /. Mr.. Jones Is head
Of the English department at the Wilmington
High School
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WILMINGTON

Mr., and Mrs. John Kearney Rodgers enter
tanned a family party over the week -end-Mrs
George BiddIe and Miss Constance Biddle, Of
Philadelphia. and Mr., and Mrs. Charles cowen-
hoven and daughter, from New Brunswick
N ], Mrs S, A. Robertson. of Des Mones Ia
is spending several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
Rodgers
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand L. Gilpln have been
spending a week In New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs, Benjamin Lipschutz. of 2O35
North 3Sd street. entertained at a family dinner
on Wednesday, March "a, in honor of the re-
Gently announced engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Rosalie D. Lipschutz, to DR.. Joseph
II. Marcus. Doctor Marcus formerly of Can
ada. is now resident physician of the Jewish
Hospital, Olney.
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TIOGA

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h@"'" NUN ''aE"oou' MISS iS'eca sp'eser' MISS
r'o''"'e McNorr's MISS hana Large cav
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Many Frankfordians took advantage OF the
spring weather OH Sunday and mingled with the
throug on the Boardwalk at Atlantic City
Among those We're Mrs. William Carroll.
Mrs. Henry Knsey, Mrs Waiter Rush and her
son. Charles Rush; Miss Caroline Waters. Miss
Virginia Parker. Miss Alice Warden. Thomas
Keen Frank Han, Ir, and Walter Fisk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30
LANsDOWNE

At the meeting of the Goth Century Club this
afternoon Alexander c. Abbott will give an
illustrated talk on methods Of getting rid OF
flies and mosquitoes in community Mrs.
Frank NJ I.ongstrsth and Mrs. Robert Ander-
sen viii be hostesses, and tea viii be served py
Mrs ]. Castle Wright and Mrs, siddon Pen
mock.
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at present at Nassau, the Bahama islands MIR.
ana Mrs. Jackson will not return for several
weeks.
rue Delta Phi Sigma Sorprity of the Girls
h'sh school will give a private dance Mt old
York Road Country club April 20
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daughter Of Nj. and Mrs Henry Russell, u
$40 Usage avenue to Isaac Elwin Lecch will
take place on Thursday al noon in the Church
Of the Saviour, ssh and Chestnut streets The
ceremony viii be performed by the Rev Robert
Johnston rector of the church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

This afternoon Mrs J. f. spurr Of Ardmore.
will give a talk on Suffrage" before the meet
ing Of the Mothers Club Of Aldan. Mrs Harry
Hugo is president Of the club Mrs. Badger vice
president and Mrs Franklin 0. Hand secretary
and treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30
CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Miss Elizabeth McAllster. of 5S2 Federal
street, will entertain at luncheon and cards at
her home Easter Monday. There will be num-
Der present from Haddonheld Moorestown and
Merchantville.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Warren Walker, of 223l Uber street, enter
tanned the members of the owl Club at a
luncheon and 500 Friday evening, Covers
We're laid for - guests
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

T7Hll marriage OF Miss Dorothy custer. daugh-
i ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alan Custer, OF
4lOl Baltimore avenue to William Dixon Town-
send son Of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Townsend,
viii take place quietly at noon on Friday, April
p in the Woodland Presbyterian church i2d
aud Pine streets, The Rev. James Ramsay
Swain. pastor of the church. will perform the
ceremony. No invitations have been issued. as
only the immediate families and a few intimate
friends will be present
The wedding Of Mrs Horace Brumley, or
Troy Iills. n. j., to David Lindsay. Of VIII
mnston, viii take place In May only the inn
mediate families win be present and on their
return Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay will live at i1O4
Broome street.
The wedding Of Mise Helen Augusta Russell,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30
GERMANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Lord will spend Easter
Sunday in Atlantic City.
Miss Eleanor Durham, of 3l9 Johnson street,
has as her guest Miss Frances Stevens. Of New
York. Miss Durham and her guest will spent
Easter Sunday in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Timanus. of 66l5 Quincy
street, will leave the end of the week for At
hntic City, where they will spend several weeks
with Mrs. Timanus' mother, Mrs George G.
omerly, at her cottage.
The Current Events Glass. conducted by Miss
katharine Locke, was held this morning in
the Automobile Club. a talk on current topics
by Miss Locke will be given at Pelham Court
on Monday evening April ~, at S;l5 o'clock, for
the benefit of the microscopic department OF
the x-ray laboratory at the Germantown Hos
pItaL
The portrait of Miss Josephine Dodge by Leo
pod G. Seyffert has been awarded the gold
medal by special jury appointed to pass upon
me lOl pictures in oils now being shown at the
ART Clubs 21st exhibition.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard kohn. of l5l6 North
10Th street. are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of daughter Elsie Fannie Kohn, on
Friday, March u, 1915
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Mrs. Alfred Lowry, Of 5th and Cooper streets,
has returned from Atlantic City and Is enter
tanning her mother, Mrs Webb.
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FRANKFORT

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, of 1907 Kinsey
street. are receiving congratulations the
birth OF a son March 2Sth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

William r, Castor aud family spending
few months at St Petersburg, Fla,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

4 dance for the benefit OF the Frankford Hos
pital will be given on Friday, April ., at Scheld-
knecht Hail. Frankrord avenue and Margaret
street The patronesses are Mrs Francis P
Mortz, Mrs Henry FODDER and Mrs Willisn
Sloan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Miss Ruth Seeds and Miss Irene Seeds, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs, William J. Seeds, have
Miss Marion FritzgeraId, Of Montclair' n. j.. as
their guest over the Easter holidays, for whom
much entertaining will be done,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Thomas Butler viii speak on Peace" at th'
Appomattox Day banquet which will be hgl,
In Darby April 10
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Photo by Mareeau.

Fhot0 BY Marceau.
MRS. CHESTER R. HAIG.
Mrs. Haig, who was Miss Mabel Morse,
of Merchantyille. N, j., is at present
with her husband, Lieutenant Haig, in
the Philippines, where he is stationed
for the present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

John Read and his aunt Mrs Ella Marshall,
of Summit. n. j., are guests of MIR. Reuds
parents, MIR and Mrs. L. Il. Read. Jr.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Nelson p. Nulte, wife of Captain vulte.
u s. NJ. c. of the Minnesota, will entertain
on Thursday night at her home in the Girard
Estate 1892 Skunk street. The affair will be
an informal dance and will be given in honor OF
Mrs Robert e. Hoyt wife of Sergeant Hoyt
l. d NJ. c. who will leave shortly for Old Point
Comfort
Lieutenant Ralph L. Sheppard. u. s. NJ Co
ana Mrs. Sheppard, have as their guest Mrs
Sheppard's mother, Mrs. Allen Caperton of
Richmond, Va Mrs. Caperton will remain with
them at their home in the Girard Estate 1882
South 2lst street, for month or six weeks
Captain Alexander $. Williams, L. S. NJ c.
and Mrs. Williams, of 2322 South 2ist street. in
the Grard Estate, spent the Weekend in
Atlantic city
Friends of Mrs. James \. Hamilton, of 2O2I
South 18th street, will regret to learn she has
been seriously i'll for the last fortnight.
Miss NJ Gormley, of 1924 South 18th street.
spent the weekend visiting friends in Atlantic
City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Mrs. Benjamin G. BOYER of 52i Linden street.
is at the Dennis Hotel until after Easter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

The Holmesburg Recreation Centre Will close
today for the remainder of the season,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mayer win leave shortly
for the Panama Pacific Exposition. Mr. Mayer
is the young Philadelphia billiard expert who
won the amateur championship of the United
States at the tournament held recently at the
Union League. Mrs Mayer was Miss Julia NJ.
V. Collins, of 2215 Bridge street before her mar
riage on February IL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Rehearsals are in progress for the annual
minstrel show and dance given by the Phila-
delphia Association of Retail Druggists, on
Tuesday, April &, the Mercantile Club. A
number of well-known young people will par
tlcipate in the affair and the two principal
parts will be taken by Miss Lorraine Stahl and
Miss Leonette Rehfuss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

The silver anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs, David
Weinberg, OF 1926 West Susquehanna avenue,
took place last week, and was celebrated by a
surprise dinner given by their children in Tho
Newman, 2lOi North Broad street. Many hand
gifts were received Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs, j. Leiner, Mr., and Mrs II.
Brown, Mr., and Mrs. A, Samuels. Mr. and Mrs,
Louis Allegro. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Herbst, Mr.. ana
Mrs. p Kreiger, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Dogale. Mr.. and Mrs A.
Markowitz Mr.. and Mrs, Berthold ROsenberger.
Mrs, NJ, Harris, Edwin Brandeis II, Marko-
witt. Herman Koppleman. Morris Weintraub.
Leon Weintraub Miss Pearl Weinberg. Miss
Eva Forman. Miss Charlotte Beck, Miss Pauline
Goldman Miss Mollie Forman Miss Ray New
man, Miss Eleanor Newman, Miss Gertrude
Newman, Miss Anne Cherry Miss Hannah
Markowitz. Bernard Weinberg Samuel samueis
Louis samuels, Joseph Kohn, A. f. Levitt
Irving d. Newman Samuel Gross and Leon
Levy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Mrs William Carroll, of 26O6 Rhawn street.
will be hostess, Friday afternoon, April 3, at a
card party. There will be about 100 guests
present
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Mrs Samuel High OF 1905 West Ontario
street, has returned from stay of six weeks
In Florida.
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Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Yerkes will live at
their new home, 4249 Orchard street, after
March so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

Miss Florence L, Tomnson is spending a
week with her sister. Mrs, Frank NJ, Kilcoyne.
after her return from extended visit in the
South.
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Photo by Marceau.

The first grand minstrel entertainment Tor
the benefit of the Mutual Beneficial Association
of the Employees of the Bureau of Water viii
be held April % at Clayton's Academy, 9th
street and Girard avenue. The affair will be
under the management of william n. Weave.
The MINISTRIES will be staged by David Sampson.
OF tho Moose Mnstrcs; the acts will be staged
by Eddie Abbot, Of the Iubin staff and William
X, Wagner. OF the Bureau OF Water.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-30

MFR. and Mrs. Wheeler Lord will spend Easter
Sunday in Atlantic City.