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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-05
RUSSIAN DEFEAT IN CARPATFIANS COMPLETE
SOCIAL HoNoRs FOR SALEM
AND ROANOKE WOMEN

Roanoke, May 4.--General Ben
nett III. Young, commander In
chief OF the United Confederate
Veterans, has conferred three OF
the highest social honors or the
reunion mt Richmond. June 4.
and 8. upon women OF Salem and
Roanoke.
Mrs. Rosalynd Roberts Evans.
of Salem, has been appointed
chief hostess of the Official head
quarters reception committee ON
General Young's staff. She VIII
be assisted by her mother. Mrs. T.
a. Roberts. ST., Of Salem, and Mrs.
John w. sherman, of Roanoke.
The others ON her committee are
Mrs. Il. III. Cloves, of Richmond:
Mrs. Fannie Van Meter, Of Lex
ington, n.y.; Mrs. Annie Bachman
Hyde, OF Chattanooga. and Mrs
w. A. Rose, of Tuscumbia, Ala.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-05
Victory May Have Marked
Bearing On Italian Negotia-
tons With Austria
Germans Advancing
Rapidly In Poland
Petrograd Silent AS To Situa-
ton In Galicia But Tells Of
German Movements Else
where

London, May z.--The German
War Office announces n great
victory over Russian forces i'm
the fighting between the wooded
slopes of the Carpathians and
the Vistula. During tho first day
of an advance i'm this region.
which, according to Berlin, - be-
ing pushed with extraordinary
vigor, the Russians were COM
pietely routed, losing n, 500 men
i'm prisoners, 10 pieces OF arttl-
iery, Al machine gus, quantity
of war material OF all kinds, and
an unknown number In killed
and wounded.
Elsewhere In the eastern the
atre OF war. says Berlin, all Rus
sian attacks have been repulsed.
while to the north. whcre . Ger
man army Is rapidly advancing
through the Baltic provinces,
the Russians arc retreating pell-
nell In the direction Of Milan.
Already In this territory 1000
prisoners have been made. and
roadsides by the feeding Russians,
has been acquired.
To this the Austrian War ONO
adds. in an inspired statement. tina
the strongly established front OF tn,
armies between the vistull
and the Carpathians. has been occu
pied in it's entire length by victorious
forces. which In,
trapped and taken an immense mum
Der of prisoners, now estimated 4
be $4,000. but increasing with ever.
hour.
petrograd Remains Silent.
Meantime, Petrograd is silent OF
the situation in Galicia. An extesivl
has been issued at Petro
grad. however. regarding the nev
German campaign in the Baltic prov
inces. The German activity In thi
region, says the Russian War Once
while extensive, is not to be takei
seriously. The German announce
ments OF great gains in the Kovno
Kourland district of northwest Rus
sta liz broadly ridicuied The attack
here are referred to as .demonstra
lions At one point, continues TIN
Russian communique. $4,000 projec
tiles were fired into the Russian
trenches along a six and a. half nail
front, while in a misleading attacl
on the village of Serafin, thousand
OF men were lost. So completely wer,
the Germans routed in this locality
says Petrograd. that they retreatet
in disorder. leaving their dead behint
them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-05
FRENCH REPORT THEY
MEET WITH SUCCESS

raris. MAY 1.-THE French war Of
Gee tonight Issued the following Of
nciai commcniaue
I'VE have continued to make pro-
sress In Belgium, in the Steenstraete
district.
In Cha nspagne. near Beausetour
the Germans delivered three success
sive attacks. They were repuIsed
and suffered appreciable loss.
TN the Argonne, we made pro.
sress at BaGatelle. We found on the
occupied ground many German dead
who were killed in the fighting on
May /. A fresh attack enabled us
to extend orr gains IN lie Prstrc
wood"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-05
TURKS LAUNCH ATTACKS
WITH GREAT vIGOR

London, May 4.-The official press
hmreau gave out the following Official
reuort, issued at Cairo regarding the
rnerations on the Gallipoli peninsula:
aDuring the nights Of May IL and
Nav IS, the enemy launched strong,
!. Ieferr1fned attackks In mass agRinst
ar positions, constantly bringing up
Sresh troops. The allies repuJsed
!. sssery attack innfcting enormous
srrses. We then resumed the offensive
Snd drove the enemy out Of his posi-
xiCnx and we have nov advanced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-05
CARMAS TRIAL BEGINS.
Seven Witnesses Examined Yesterday
on Minor POinta

Mineola. l. L., May 4.--The snap
and precision, and freedom from out
side influences. that Justice Black
mar has insisted must be a feature
OF the present trial of Mrs. Florence
Carman for The murder of Mrs. Lula
.. Bailey. made it's effect felt upon al!
the principals in the trial today, and
as result the balance of the jury
was obtained and seyen witnesses
We're examined before the court WAS
adjourned for the day.
After the jury box had been filled
the district attorney put on those
of his witnesses whom he had at
hand. In spite Of the ract that most
IF them dealt with dun TECHNICAL
tier. tn. interest of the jurors Was
manifest. - ------4..
The Witnesses examined today
were of slight Importance. except In
n routine fashion, The chief figures
from a human interest standpoint:
were Mrs Jennie Duryea. mother of
the murdered woman. and Miss
Madeline Bailey. seventeen years cid,
oldest child of Mrs. Bailey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-05
i O. o. r. CONVENTION NEXT
WEEK: COMMITTEE TO MEET

The general committee arranging
for seventy eighth annual session OF
the grand lodge OF Virginia. L. O. o.
F.. will have its final meeting in the
Hotel Richmond on Saturday night at
S O'Clock. The last details of the pro-
gram, for the convention. which will
he held Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday of next week. will be looked
after.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-05
GEORGIA WOMEN IN DUEL.
Eight Over Land Lines and One
Killed.

EtRut OFEE kMHA0 ASsHHS1 e<SNNf ~"N~ -"
Killed.
Morgan, Ca. May Following
repeated Quarrels over land lines.
Miss Mamie Reed and Mrs. Lille Nc
Donald armed themselves. met on the
pubic highway. and fought duel
in which Miss Reed was killed. There
were nu witnesses.
Mrs. Mcdonald came here and os-
fered to- surrender. but the sheriff
refused to arrest her as no warrants
had been issued. Mrs. Mcdonald
says Miss Reed Aired first-
Both women are widely known and
wealthy. Miss Reed WAS about
forty years old. Mrs. Mcdonald is
thirty, and the wife OF prominent
planter and the mother Of several
children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-05
RUSSIAN REVERSE GREAT
BLOW TO ALLIES HOPES


Louuon May the reporte0
RUSSIAN reverse IN western GaliciA
LUX Preceoence over all otner phases
oI the war TO-DAY. ana even over
shadoWed discussion OF the forthcom-
ing ouuget. rs
s,rikfng an average between
austrian ana GERMAN oinciai accounts.
Iohdoh newspapers agree tnat tne
RUSSIANS mus, nave peen pushed nacE
considerable dis.atce aione TINS
front
Inc ine OF pattie runs north ana
south distance OF ABOUT sixty miles
IRON the Iarpatnians- over Bartieid:
10 the junction or the DunaJee ana
pistula RIVERS on the border OF hus-
sian Poland
Perograa expresses httie concern
over the SITUATION atnougn adnittin8
that the Austrn-8ernan torces are
making strong aGacks aiong the 'front.'
on Wnich they claim a great VICTORY.
s
flght Thousand PRISONERS.
Vienna, via London. May 4.-Tne
Austrian offfcial statement issued yesr
terday confirms the German reports
of big Austro-German victory along
the entire front In West Galicia. ana
says that S,oov Htssian prisoners were
captured.
large Austro-German army naA
been steadily concentrating before
Cracow for the past three weeks. with
the idea OF making new offensive
m ~ a a a. -
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you should read The Rich
mond yirginian
Ir1'ERN nav
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-17

Friend Husband has been rescued
from the ranks of the unemployed.
Even since fashion declared boy
colt on the buttons that button up
the back" husband has been. without
an occupation in the doir-with-
out use in the daily business of wife's
dressing. 5It.:. ~. E.G. (
And now comes trippingly along
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-17

the paths of modes and styles the
laced in the back" shoe, down on
his knees drops husband, tickled to
death, no doubt, to be back on the
job-back at the old business of but
.toning or lacing up the back.
The man who is fast to his Wife's
apron strings is lucky to have wife
who will wear aprons in these days. :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
South Philadelphia

Mr. and Mrs. II. Childs Hodgens. OF
nSs West Passyunk avenue, and their
son alexander have taken an apartment
at Ocean City, N. j.
Miss Rebecca spratt. Of South Broad
street. is enjoying her vacation at Asbury
Park. n. j.
Miss Jeanette Pyle, Of South Broad
street, who has been In Maine during the
summer, will return home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Shannon. OF l7lO
Federal street, spent the summer months
at their bungalow at Willow Grove
Mr.. Robert w. Burns and family, OF
ie0S Federal street, have returned after
spending the summer at their cottage at
Pitman Grove, N, J.
Mrs. Anna Mcclellan and her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan, OF East Lib
erty, Pittsburgh, Pa, we're the guests OF
Mr.. Joseph scanlon, OF 1916 Federal
street, at Atlantic City last week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Along the Main Line

0rrRgR0OK. and Mrs. Frederick
h N,ncke and their daughter, Miss Eliza
|l,h wis Mencke, who spent part of the
|,nnner At Rangeley Lakes. Me-. have re-
|hiatd 10 their home. 63li Sherwood road.
ii|ss Helen Campbell who has been Wis
|tnf Miss Jessie Wier in New York, will
|flan to her home on overbrook avenue
bay
Nj. and Mrs. George Oat Suddards and
|,iIn Elizabeth suddards, OF 6SO1 Drexel
'c,d have returned from an extensive
r.olo, trip through New York State. They
tsiafei q, Beach Haven over the week.
81 DAviDs.7Mr. and Mrs. willard
'I,ttr who spent the summer at Beach
'iy,A have returned TO their home. They
|NA introduce their daughter, Miss Mary
hlr speDser, at tea with dancing on
|isAg q
= and Mrs. s. Deas Sinkler have re-
fn from a motor trip through New
sland
pkY0N.-Mf. and Mrs. John Hampton
Aaihes have returned from West Chop,
''A' and are occupying their country
t.Ft on sugartown road.
|,N j. Packard Laird has gone to
o,nsn, Va, for a short vacation.
n and Mrs. R. R. Benedict and fam
y.ha's gone to Watch Hill, r. l., for a
'Qrnlghtf stay.
A'a Esther Lloyd has left to visit the
fi1lna exposition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
North Philadelphia

Mr.. Sidney Harberg, of 1915 North
Broad street, has returned TO his home
after an extensive tour Of the Western
States.
Miss Margaret McAllister has left At
lantic City and is now at Loon Lake. New
York. She will visit Saratoga and Lake
Champlain before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harold McQuale have
returned from Cape May and are prepar-
ing to move into their new home on Wal.
nut avenue, Ardmore.
Miss Elizabeth Hill has returned to
her home, 1918 oxford street. having
motored to Bramweil. Va. where she was
the guest of Mrs. ]. d. Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere L. Cresse and Miss
Lydia Cresse have returned from Atlantic
city and are occupying their home, 2l07
Green street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Dora Feldman. Miss Marie carp. DIT.
oscar Berman, Or. Sidney CUTS. Mr..
Samuel Pulz Mr.. Adolph Schwartz, Mr..
James Weiner, Mr.. Nathaniel Goodman
and Mr.. Jack Becker
An exhibition OF the latest dancing steps
was given by pr. oscar Berman and Miss
Francis Silver. Mr.. Sidney Cults rem
dered several piano solos and was as
sisted In the duets by Miss Dora Feldman.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ Parker. OF 67io
Morton street Will entertain at a garden
party this afternoon. in honor OF their
daughter, Miss Frances Parker's 18th
birthday. The guests will be Miss Cath
artne A. w. Fucker. Miss Carolyn
Turner. Miss Mary Reamey, Miss Edyths
Thompson, Miss Maud Thompson. Miss
Ann Lineburner Miss Dorothea Parker
and Miss Ruth Hayhurst.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
ssT WEEK IN FALL FINDS
0' SOCIETY FOLK RETURNING
Cor Winter Habitations Are Already in the
p' ~ ra'"Sno-Horse Show Will Attract Many to
n'A Bryn Mawr-Personals

vo,s. show in prospect ana
.lI|IH y. .,,v.ly cool weather the IN
b '''''a'"s number of persons ar, are
'A lr .,n,sr homes and fah
~ p. 'ss,' mas begun in earnest ...
''''ns -" mi not, however open
=, m, year. but will spena
Nv Pn~ me various hotels anu
|Nn'u' ~ n,s,avus Remak, Jr" or
n ~ hl' =. manning TO spend tne
.ssi HllL ~ ~. season at the Kitten,
.f paft 0, IT,. % Francis c. Dade VIII
~ ilc,sL W. w. her apartment az ~
.ny move Nv Aflss Elizabeth Wood-
~ "a Mr.. Myddieton mar Harbor
~ ~, spartments at tne oS %ainut
l..en ~ i7th street near walnut
D. hQ0N -
- q Rittenhouse WIN
NJ and hH. s,ments at the Kitten
|FrpI ~" ~ october / MISS AZ A,"s summer
" tx ~ been spending the su' ~ her
~ Fho ~ zarbor, will return 10 n,,t
WINTER ~ he Rittenhouse aoous
|-.rirtnn AR Herman Hoopes, o o
>Htnoei y ns..ytnents, has returned 70
4. Norfs a,,sndIng several days at
M siy ale' .iptel. Atlantic City. Mrs.
y . 's, sarr and Der motner' % ~ lanes
= .rrDdlng the summer SUNNI ,,oSr snart-
|t' will occupy tnelr apai
~. = Il me Rlt,enhouse oc'oOer
v.,.r Smith, Miss Mary Gruno itao
M !. nsy a., Heber L. Morris, OF zOSs
|f1t spo ~ ,vho are motoring through
|E<izui Msss are now at Lake Placid'
cutler Fuller, of lS, spruce
w s...,ssIned az dinner on the beiie-
t'',L ~, .s..S roof last night, in honor OF
|rfs,Iano..u = Cook Of Montreal. cam
~ hal,y h.y,,,.e IN this city. Mrs. COOK
|Ie = a."shters. Miss Lillian Cook ana
y ~ ..isn sa Cook, formerly made their
~ na'.t .s,. cIty. At present they are
~ s'.s y Nrs, Ms Edwin F. Cook at the
lrtnn
w.,,,r Wright, who has been the
NJ and Mrs. c. Cecil Filter, at
|i''r 80 3 - n the Adirondack Mountains,
!. '..,urSsd snlrs to his home in Riverton'
.,,,snder N. Fox, Jr., of zoos
~ .,rss, and her daughter, Mrs.
w. rs. tS worris. Of Haverford. Pa, who
~. Y, ~ I'D, On a trip to the San Francisco
....',.'sn r are expected to return home
|'ttr Labor Day.
~, ssllv Fisher, Of Philadelphia. who
/. " 49, snending the summer at
,-s,r Pa. has left for Marblehead.
"a @ Thsrs she will remain for several
fnks
w, ana Mrs. B. A. Lehr and Miss
o.lo,hy Z. Lehr have returned to their
i.ms lw Union avenue, Bala, after
\ l.silne 4 month in Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Germantown

Il and Mrs. wilIIam n 1..
|..e ,a cs., oy Miss Christine REIN, Of 92s
|s- !, snsl1sn avenue. have returned
IA IN. ~ where they were the guests
|i4 an ..ash'ef' Mrs. Arthur Jones, at
|r npsnenna Johnson. daugbtsr =,
|n.,l n. ~ AHA Johnson, OF Ross.
|,.,s a, r'ufned to town after hayins
~ rss.. sus.I o. Miss Lucy Emaraon az
|'1I1.,, ~, npme az Lake Placid. Niss
|E4. !, ~. ~ spend the week a. the
M ~ w brother and sister-In-Isss
'II., Af. Reeves Kent Jobnsnn v.
',''.' ''ns' Lincoln Drive ana % WestS,.., a.
'IN WV MIA Charles T. Rro,.o =,
IA 8 the ~ street spent the week
|''|l Brorn .sss~ Of Mr.. ana Mrs. To-
''elr cottage In ventnor.
|I|.s /. Z. .,. Helm OF 4s West Rook,ana
|4.Ik 6k. ynpsny with Mr.. ana Mr.
NJ 4 lslmtnvsl ssnklntown, are soionrn.
ef an extensive motor
..I ss,e,s y Kent. Of lOe Weat p-,o.
''4. R. ~ iAst week from Provt-
"''e sne spent the summer
~ stree, y hanes. Of 4O4 wsst
'''nas Al Rehoboth. Sns psI a'ter
~.
nlpssoss sidney N. Earle. OF "A,
In. Al Az street. are spendins
,a r.,,.. : noaek. Of 50 nas, pr,s.
y Ocean City. N. J.
" Mn James A,so,a
l4.| ~, ~ iouI OF Nlarars Ea, ,slyey
points o. interest rails ana
..s seees's ~, enss'nlamin Atkins, OF H,sn
.a'',r Innalns n ,ss the remaining 1l'sn aaxs
'' cottage al Beach
- n 'a..s Mes kinslef ana NJ.
y ~ Newhall street NJ s''a Helen Helen
|l.o,a Nofah Jellico' X. Sseen,. On.
<.I.. 4, = y, after snens,. ' ieIt
efa,srslord. fs h ssv-
..,k a.' epmes Leayssler a,
p" . q, ....s ass r,es|ylna con.
A'.''a ; Deacon. !, -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
West PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Kames and their
infant daughter, who spent the summer
In Chelsea, have returned and are occu-
plying their new apartment 1902 Walnut
street
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Mackey and
Miss Lorna Mackey. who spent the sum-
mer in Chelsea, have reopened their
town house. 5019 Pine street
DR.. F. S. Rusca has gone to Tennessee
to join Mrs. Rusca, who has been spend
ing the summer in the South. From there
they will go to New Orleans, La, return
ing to their home In this city about the
first Of october.
Miss Frances Brazier, OF 1912 Cedar ave-
nue., is spending several days at Cape
May.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Seymour street, are spending two weeks
at Harpswell Centre, Me, as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs L. " Blanchard.
Miss Mary Carter. OF Knox and Coulter
streets. is spending the present month at
Beach Haven, after visiting friends at
rocono Pines during August.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Morrison and fam.
fly have closed their house in Massachu-
setts and have taken apartments at the
wissahickon for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. David Peoples, OF the
Wissahickon, have returned from their
summer at the shore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Delaware County

Mrs. j. d. Shattuck. of Ridley Park, will
entertain the meeting of the Flower Show
Committee OF that borough at her home
this evening. The members of the COM
mittee are Mrs. j. d. Shattuck. Jr., Mrs.
Victor Angerer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Mears. Mrs. Irwin d. Wood. Mrs. George
]. Pequignot. Mrs. w. q. Gray Mrs. p. M.
Harvey. Miss Josephine Michel, Mrs. E.
T. Bullock and Frank ID. Kane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Girard Farms

Or. and Mrs. S. s. Ringold, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Ringold. accompanied by Mr. William
wallack and Mr.. Murray RInsold, Of
New York, motored TO the country home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ringold, at North
Wales, Pa, where they spent the week.
end. They journeyed to the Delaware
Water Gap before returning home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Suffrage Events Today

Equal FhANChlbE bOClEIn.
Noon-Meeting at Broad and Buttonwood
streets speaker, Miss Bertha Sapoyits. Meet
ing at Collins cardboard factory. Bodlne street
McCue.
$50 p. m,.Meetlng az 2Sth and Christian
Miss Bertha sapoyts. Meeting at German
Franklin Spencer Edmonds and Miss Anna
McCue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
What's Doing Tonight

Northwest Business Mems Association, $3.50
Columbia avenue; O'Clock Free.
Chester Avenue Improvement Association,
First u, p. Church, Chester avenue and SD
street. 8 o'clock Free.
Pnssyunk Avenue Business Mems Associa-
o'clock. Free.
Wissinoming Improvement Association, Law
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Along the Reading

Mrs. James NJ. Bryans, OF Mountain
avenue. Melrose Park, has returned to her
home after visiting her sister. Mrs. Fred
erick Fitz-Gerald at her camp, Cedar Tur-
ret, Eagle Lake, in the Adirondack Noun
tains.
Miss Phyllis Fosdick. Of Cincinnati, who
has been the guest OF Miss Teal at her
fathers summer home in Huntingdon VAL
ley left yesterday for Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Fortner. of Jenkin-
town. and Mics Myrtle Mckee, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew X. Me-
Kee, OF Jenkintown, returned home
last week from a motor trip OF IL days
through New York State stopping at
Ithaca. where they were Joined by Miss
st. John. who returned with them, and is
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Fortner for
several weeks coming back by way Of the
Berkshire Hills, Bush Hill Falls and the
Pocono Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Franklin whitman, of
Park avenue, Elkins Park, Pa, will return
next week from Ocean City, where they
have been spending some time.
Mr. and Mrs Henry McAdoo and fam
lily, Of Fort Washington, Pa, are expected
to return the first part of September from
Maine, where they have been spending the
last two weeks of August.
Rev. and Mrs. William X. Foster and
family, of Jenkintown, have returned
to their home, after spending several
weeks at Ocean Grove, n. j.
Miss Laura ID. Hergesheimer, of West
Hartwell avenue, whose betrothal TO Mr.
Fredus Cleaver. of st. Martins, was an
nounced this summer. is the guest of
friends on a motor party. They left Sat
urday morning and will remain for some
time at Southampton, L. 1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Tho Delaware County Tennis League
held It's tournament for the champion
ship OF Delaware County at the Spring
Haven Club. in Wallingford, yesterday.
The committee in charge included Mr. 8.
Lloyd Irving. Mr.. Merwin r. Lewis and
Mr.. John c. Taney
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
MUSICALES AND BIRTHDAY
PARTIES PROVE POPULAR
Mr. and Mrs Ottinger of Germantown Gave Delightful
Musicale-Mr. and Mrs. Goldstein Entertained
for Their Daughter Esther

NTR AND MRS. oTTINGER, Of 2slO
1Fl Germantown avenue, gave a must
Gale last evening at their home, at which
the following artists helped TO make an
evening OF grand opera; Miss Rosalind
ottinger, soprano Miss Evelyn Islin, con-
traito; Mr.. Ralph Green, basso; Mr.. Harry
Iskin tenor, and Mrs. Leah Iskin, pianist.
The affair was we'll attended. the younger
set predominating. Informal supper was
served at midnight The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green, Mr.. and
Mrs William Pagel, Mr.. and Mrs. Colen,
MI. Arthur Colen Mr.. Marshal Balm
bridge, Miss Dorothy Sohaeffer Miss
Jeanette Green, Miss Nancy McDermott.
Miss Rose Finnegan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jules
Lemisch Autumn foliage was used for
decoration
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Mrs. Annie Hilton and her son, Mr..
Stanford. Hilton, OF 2127 West Ontario
street. left on Saturday for an automo-
bile trip to Mays Landing, to remain
over the beginning of the week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Goldstein, OF 1913 South
10th street, gave a party In honor OF the
18th birthday anniversary of their daugh-
ter, Miss Esther Goldstein, Saturday night.
A large number Of guests attended.
among whom were Miss Kathleen Wha-
len, Miss Sarah Del Conte, Miss Bea-
trice Wolfson. Miss Celia Lasker. Miss
Kate Goldstein, Miss Minerva Pulls, Miss
Frances Katie, Miss Ida Leopold Miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Northeast Philadelphia

Mr.. Harry Hassenfus, of 1851 North
Front street; Mr.. Herbert Krstz, OF Am
ber and Norris streets, and Mr.. Charles
Tagtmeier, of 1908 East Letterly street,
will spend the week in Atlantic City
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Southeast PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Holstein, OF 10th
and Wharton streets, have left for Pit
man, where they will remain for the next
two weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred d. Mansfield, of
Frankford avenue. have as their guest
Miss Alice ID. Fells, of Lansdowne. Miss
Fells will leave, October 1st. for Chicago,
where she will spend the winter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans, of 2655 Rob-
erts avenue, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth Of twins, boy and
girl.