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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-17

co. John Golobie addressed a
meeting Of school land lessees at tn
City Iiall Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-07
ING TEDGER- -pHITADETPHfK FRIDAY. MAY 4 1915.

ONE of the most important affairs to-
~ day will be the "Maifest" that is to
be given at the Jay Cooke Memorial Hall,
benefit OF the German and Austrian Red
Cross and the German Local Relief.
There will be concert in the after
noon, when the quartet from the Phila-
delphia Orchestra will be heard Coffee,
tea and Ices are to be sold, as we'll as
the wares from the usual bazaar booths.
supper will be served In the evening, dur
ing which time the band from the steam
ship Prinz oskar will play
Among those interested In the affair are
Mrs. Charles ID. Barney, Mrs. William p.
Braun. Mrs, Amos Birdsall Jr., Mrs.
Joseph S. Bunting, Mrs. Laurance Butler
Mrs. Antonio Ehrlich, Mrs. George W.
Elkins, Jr.. Mrs. Caleb f. Fox, Mrs
Charles H. Frazier, Mrs. Adalbert Koert-
ing-Fischer Mrs, j. Frederick, Mrs. John
Gilbert, Mrs Charles j. Gable, Baroness
Hitler Won Gaertringen, Mrs Clement r.
Hopes, Mrs. a. B. Hubbard. Mrs. Harry
Hexamer Keller. Mrs. Sarah Kolb, Miss
Emma Kolb, Mrs Corbit Lowering, Mrs,
Wilson Potter. Mrs. Henry Rohner, Mrs
Wharton stork, Mrs. John Steele Mrs
Charles E. Schmidt, Mrs. Thomas e.
Shoemaker Mrs. George Stobbe Mrs.
Walter l.. Thompson, Mrs. Henry Miller
Watts, Mrs. Peter Vol, Jr., Mrs. John II.
Whitaker and Mrs. Il. Winterstein
There will also be another affair to be
given for the benefit OF the German war
sufferers II will be in the form of
card party and dansant to be given in the
Ritz-Carlton under the auspices of the
German Austro Hungarian Ambulance
Committee.
The committee in charge of the affair
include Mrs. George Bowler Tullidge, Mrs.
o. w. kulling, Mrs. Frank Shuman, Mrs.
Carl f. LAUDER. Mrs. J. Koerting-Fischer
Mrs. Christopher Donner. Mrs. ]. Nc
Clellan Williams, Mrs. william Albert
Wood, Mrs. j. o. Sheath, Mrs Louis
kolb, Miss Sarah Kolb Miss Emma Kolb
Mrs. ]. Meyers and Mrs. Henry Mees.
a number of girls will act as aides and
include Miss Estele LAUDER, Miss Mary
L. Tullidge, Miss Leonnettc Rehfuse. Miss
Isabel Dixon. Miss Ruth Deibert. Miss
Lorraine Stahl. Miss Marion Park, Miss
Florence Rieger, Miss Margaret A. Tul-
lidge Miss Katharine b. Tulldge, Miss
Anna Sykes. Miss Marie Mees, Miss Helen
Omeara Miss Sara B Finck Miss Ruella
Nolte. Miss Dorothy Dexter, Miss Marie
Mexican, Miss Gertrude Miller Miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-07
LanSdOWne

A very attractive dance TO close the sea-
son will be given this evening in the Twen-
tieth Century Club by members of the
dancing class, which was organized early
in the winter by Mrs. r. l.. Mishler. The
members of the class are Miss Dorothy
McEwen, Miss Marion Mishler. Miss Alice
Statzell, Miss Sue Suddards. Miss Har-
riet Lipscomb. Miss Pocahontas Lips
comb. Miss Margaret Shaffner, Miss
Elizabeth Shaffner. Miss Dorothy Ed
wards, Miss Gertrude Edwards, Mr.. Sam
uel Irwin, Mr.. Edward Irwin, Mr.. Ber-
tram Balch, Mr.. Fred Balch, Mr., Richard
Wagersmith. Mr.. Daniel Wagersmith, Mr..
Ralph Wirdle, Mr.. Rowland Simpler, Mr.
John Clothier, Mr., Robert Pilling and Mr..
Charles Pilling.
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Along the Main Line

oYERBRooK.-Mrs. George Mcclellan
gave large bridge yesterday afternoon
At her home, 640S Overbrook avenue, for
charity, Among those present were Mrs.
X Burke, Miss Katherine Delaney, Mrs.
NJ Faust, Mrs, Harry A. Mackey, Mrs.
Frederick C. Mencke, Mrs. Charles Hall,
Mrs Frank Zell. Mrs White, Mrs. Daniel
McClnch, Mrs. S. Kelly Mrs. Henry #,
Michel, Mrs. Harry L. McCloy, Mrs. Rob
ert A. Pitt, Mrs. Frank Silllman. Jr., Mrs.
Frank Weed, Mrs. Wilbur Wright Stew
art, Mrs. Paul Wolfe. Miss Mile Young,
Mrs. Nash, Mrs Joseph II, Ellington,
Mrs. Peter Hallahan, Mrs. McMichen,
Miss Rosalie McMichen, Mrs. O'Meara,
MIS- Charles Hallahan. Mrs. Charles
Donnelly and Miss Murphy
The dancing class, composed OF about
y young people, meeting every other
saturday throughout the winter, will give
lis final dance tonight at the Overlook
Goli Club. About rs young people, in
Guiding members and their guests, will
be present
The Mems Bible Glass OF the Overlook
Presbyterian Church will give a large
olnner the night OF May 2S at the Over
brook Golf Club.
hERIoN-Mr, and Mrs Kiwa Schwartz,
=. houpton, will entertain house party
2, Young people over the weekend,
Ar. and Mrs. A. B. Means and family,
VINO spent the winter in the South, re-
sssnuy opened their home on Beacon
FilLANovA.-Mrs. Edward Cadwallader
esa sent out invitations for a dance on
thursday, May n. Mrs. Cadwallader will
slso give luncheon next Wednesday at
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Bala-Cynwyd

large number Of Cynwyd. Bala and
1aih line folk will motor over to the
SsnHyd clubhouse tomorrow. when the
wv Will hold "open house" The fol-
gelhg women of the Entertainment and
Leuae Committee will receive the mem
~ and their guests; Mrs. Wilbur F.
,'enllliiton.s Mrs. S. de B. Keim. Mrs z.
reAton Wigfall Other members OF this
s4'',llnlttee y are Mr.. Robert Patrick. Mr..
Y; Boldly, DR.. T. LIE Boutillier and Mr..
VI Chambers.
.,' oanet luncheon win be served at the
~, ,,1laouse In the afternoon. and there
also be an interesting tennis match
sssen the mems tennis teams OF Gym
ana the Belheld Country Club.
ls.slns viii be held ia the evening IN the
iss euprooms and on the porch. A
-.,ss number OF young people, as well as
is,s ,stS OF the married set, will attend
...,.l Nomen's tennis team OF the Cynwyd
which for the first time is playing
~ tatereinb tennis matches, will meet
-. En.iiaaelphta Cricket Club this after
n. Y z'e9 on the Cynwyd courts. Those
fss en me cypWyd team viii be Mrs.
DC Y. keefe. chairman; Mrs.
heafd. Mrs. u Iverson Boswe-',
t,..5 4-sasl g. Baker and Miss Nary n
Afs. Waiter Addison Fox ana
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/ gJ9s5{q5Ll55 q \ ~

Miss Elizabeth Christie will act as SUBJ
stitutes this afternoon
Following the match tea Will be served
on the clubhouse porch
a number Of well-known young people
or Bala and Cynwyd, members of the
Phi Sigma Sorority, organized this win
Ter by the senior class of Lower Merton
Hlgh School, at Ardmore, will give a
large dance tonight at the Wynneheld
country Club. The clubhouse will be
attractively decorated with palms and
uogwood. There will be a number of
specially arranged dances, and the eve
ming promises to be most enjoyable
one. Among those who will be present
are Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Fleck Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Mecke. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodman Street, Mr.. and Mrs Franl,
Seeburger, Mr. and Mrs. Albert d. Ped
rick, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson. Mr..
and Mrs Henry Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
isaac kershaw, DR.. and Mrs. George w.
Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry West, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hammer, Miss Sara
Pedrick, Miss Florence McDevitt Miss
Dorothy Hendron, Miss Grace Meyers.
Miss Marie Mese, Miss Helen Pedrick,
Miss Dorothy Morris. Miss Dorothy
Mecke, Miss Dorothy F1eck, Miss Myrtle
Johnston, Miss Katharine Street, Miss
Marion Pedrick, Miss Urgula Seeburger,
Miss Jean Hammer Miss Margaret Ker-
shaw, Miss Louise Keefe, Miss Grace
Nandiver, Miss Ethelwyn Vandiver, Miss
Dorothy Moore, Miss Anna Blair, Mr..
FRANK Powell, Mr.. Ralph Jones' Mr.
Thomas Vandiver, Mr.. Russell Hammil.
Mr. George Garfield Mr. John Haynes,
Mr. William Mcdowell. Mr. Howard
Mecke, Jr Mr.. Benson Steed. Mr..
charles Rapp, Mr.. Gerrish Sproule, Mr.
Donald Knowlton, Mr.. Paul A. Vanne-
man, Jr., Mr. Joseph II. Keefe, Mr.
Henry Poole, Mr.. Howard Mcneil Mr..
Philip Derhan, Mr. Warren Faunce, Mr..
Wilmington, Mr.. William Shupbert.
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WHAT'S DONG
TONIGHT q

Debate on whether or Not the United
States Should Purchase Interned Ships.
Richmord Library, Indiana avenue and Al
Public Education Association, Curtis Build
ing: o'clock.
Lecture on lrish foetry, oy Froi lAuno
Retail Druggists, Association, College OF
Pharmacy. O'Clock.
Philadelphia Chapter, American Institute Of
Bankers. 1T01 Chestnut street; o clock.
Philosophical Society. l0i South 5th street;
s clock.
Silver Bay Alumni Association. st. Mat
thew's Lutheran Church o'clock
Reunion, Law Alumni Association, Cniver-
sItv OF tCnnS"lvBna: 1870 o'clock.
Folk lere dancing carnival Country Week
As,4ociatIon. ridley Park; o'clock.
PIav Romeo and Juliet" By Normal School
Aiumnae at William Penn High School.
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West PHILADELPHIA

A "Danse de Printemps" was given by
the members of the Newman Catholic
Club of West Philadelphia last evening
at SD and Chestnut streets. Period dances
were demonstrated by Miss Kathryn A.
Hastings, Miss Mary A. Stilz and MR..
Vincent Carroll. The ballroom was ar
tistically decorated with cherry blossoms
and wild honeysuckle, and hundreds of
tiny electric lights in various colors pro-
duced an unusual effect. The decorations
were arranged by Mr.. II. Francis Mall
grave, Jr.
Mrs. Clinton Montgomery, of Wichita,
Kan, Is the guest of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Clara Montgomery, 226 South 50th
street.
Mrs. Philip Seymour, of 1884 SAMSON
street, Is entertaining this week Mrs.
George Biddle Penrose. of New Orleans.
Miss Clara Amy Willis, of 4405 Spruce
street has returned from a short visit to
Owego. N. Y,
Miss Blanche X. Dougherty of 1904
Locust street, will spend the early sum-
mer at her cottage In Atlantic City.
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SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODAY
EQUAL TRANcHIsE socIETY.

EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noon -open-ar meeting postonice plaza.
9Th and Chestnut streets. Speakers the Rev.
a. J. Arnn, and Miss Bertha sapovits. or
ganlzer for the society.
Dauphin streets. under auspices OF the Ken
sinEion branch Of the Equal Franchise So
ciety Speakers, Miss Anna McCue, who Is Ia
charge OF the branch Miss Christine Archt-
bald, Miss Sadie Fimple and Miss Estelle
Tu. sci.
s p. m.-open-air meeting at Tth street and
",sn. Si~akers, Miss Bertha Sapo-
Wits and Miss Olga Helen Gros
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY
1890 a. m.-Meeting OF City Committee, at
ITsY Chestnut street, second floor Mrs.
George Piersol. leader of the party in Phila-
delphia. pTesldes. Reports read and plans FOR
4 ~ n.@open-air meeting at SD and Chest
nut street, under the auspices OF the 21st
legislative district branch OF the party.
Sneaker. Miss Grata Erickson. OF Illinois. re-
cent publicity chairman for the suffrage pa
rade in this city. She Is here for short
period aiding sufrragists TO gain the vote In
Pennsylvania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-07

Notices for the Society page t1iH
be accepted and printed Ia the Fee
nitt0 Ledger, but all such notices
must be tcritten on one side OF the
paper, mast be signed "a tnH. 1oith
juH address, and g1hen possible
telephone Number mast be 0iVeH.
Send al such communications to
sgooisty Editor" EVeHiilO Ledger,
sos Chestnut street,
Unless these requirements are
carried oRt so that verlncdtioR may
81 possible. ths notices t0iH NOT %
published
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Wilmington

Mr.. and Mrs. William Chadwick, who
have been abroad for more than two
years, are returning on the ST. Louis,
American Line, sailing last Saturday
from Liverpool and due in New York
Sunday or Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bancroft, the parents OF Mrs Chad
wick. will be in New York TO receive
them.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lackey en-
tertain the Friday Night Cotillon at Ma
maan s-on-Delawar tonight, 1t will be
the opening gala occasion for the old
house that has sheltered such great per-
sonages as Washington and Lafayette.
Miss Amy z. DUPONT has been selected
as one OF the judges for Ladies' Day at
the Devon Horse Show, 10 be given the
last three days of May and June l, Miss
dupont and Mrs. Richard MeGrann, OF
Lancaster. Pa. win Judge the harness
classes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-07
Northeast PHILADELPHIA

Miss Margaret Kirk, of North American
street, will give a euchre at the Catholic
Club on Richmond street above Shacka-
maxon street. on Monday evening. May
10. for the benefit of the strawberry fes-
tival to be given on June for the I'm
maculate Conception Church, Front be-
low Allen street.
The Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity gave
its monthly dance at the Belfeld Country
Club last night. Those in charge of the
dance were Mr.. Clarence A. Hutton, Mr..
Russell A. Dely and Mr.. Harvey Lippin-
colt.
On Monday evening sewing circle
meeting will be held by the members of
the Temple Presbyterian Church Frank
lin and Thompson streets at the church.
A sewing circle meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Irene Inkermann. of 61S
Miller street, on Monday evening. when
bel Sheetz, Miss Elizabeth McCreight
Mrs. William Shectz, Mrs. Charles Ken
nedy and Mrs. Robert Rile.
The Joan of Arc Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the Y. w. c. A., at
I'd street and Allegheny avenue. when
those present will be Miss Christine Turn
er Miss Anna Ubert. Miss Lillian Will
son, Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss Mary
Fry. Miss Sarah Castor, Miss Anna
Belle Wilson. Miss Anna Halworth and
Miss Lillian Wunsch.
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Germantown

Miss Fanny Kitson. of 213 West Upsal
street, will give a small o'clock tea
this afternoon to meet Mrs. Frederick
Merrick Gardiner and Miss Elizabeth
ClaXton. whose marriage to Mr. John H.
Storer, Jr.. of Boston. will take place
June l. Mrs. Morgan Hebard, Miss Clax-
toms sister. will preside at the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Butler Reeves,
Jr,, of Abbottsford avenue, are spending
several days at Buck Hills Falls They
Will return home on Saturday.
Mrs. John Peter Grant of Louisville,
KY, will arrive today to be the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson Horner, of 1923
Boyer street Mrs. Grant, who was mar
ried several years ago. will be remem-
bered as Miss Aleen Murphy, a talented
and popular member of Germantown
younger set
home on Greene street from n trip to At
lantic City, N. ].
At the next meeting of the Germantown
Horticultural Society. to be held in the
lecture room Of the Free Library in Ver-
non Park on Monday evening. May 10,
prizes will be awarded for the best col
lection of wild flowers exhibited by
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bassett. of Morton
street, who have spent the winter in St.
Petersburg, Fla, are now occupying their
home in Salem, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Emlen Hutchinson
are spending the spring months at their
suburban residence on West Tulpehocken
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Guthrie, of 6143
Morton street, entertained many of their
friends the other evening in celebration
of their wedding anniversary. The guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stew
art Mr.. and Mrs. William GLAND, Mr.
Melrose Stewart, Mr.. Charles Stewart
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Collins, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Guthrie, Mr.
and Mrs j, Snyder. Mr.. George Heinold,
Miss Louise Schoeffler, Miss Mary Car
bray, Miss Elizabeth McSchan and Miss
Edna Brown.
Mrs. Fritz Charles Greene. of Lincoln
drive, entertained at bridge yesterday.
Mr.. Charles II. Super, of 43S Harvey
street, was visitor at Wildwood for sew
eral days,
MI and MIS-. j, u. Mitterour, or 6659
Crowson street, have left for Jacksonville,
Fla, where they will reside permanently.
Mrs. Sarah Vandegrift. of 1872 West Rit-
tenhouse street. has as her guests for a
month her aunt, Mrs Daniel Findley, and
her cousin. Mrs. Mary Carson Adams, of
Atlantic City
Miss Mary B. Killen Of New York. is
spending six weeks In Germantown as the
guest of Miss Helen A. Cross, of Chelten
avenue and Lambert street.
DR.. and Mrs. George A. Cameron. OF
School Lane and Greene street. left to-
day for Sharon Station. New York
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Chestnut Hill

Miss Rebecca Duhring. Of Germantown
avenue, has returned from Syracuse,
Where she was the guest of Miss Marion
Bulley, for fortnight.
Rear Admiral Edward D. Taussig and
Mrs. Tausslg are at present the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Taussg, of East
Grayers lane.
Miss Lockwoods dancing class for the
school set will hold it's final meeting to-
plight in the ballroom of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club.
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Along the Reading

MISS SaroIlne DDplnCott ana MISS
Mary Lippincott, of Rabbit Hill, Chel-
ten Hills, will have as their guest this
week Miss Dietrich of Baltimore, Md
Miss Dietrich's sister, Miss Kathrne
Dietrich, will be the guest of Mrs Will
mer w. Hopes, at her home. Oak
Meadow. Valley road. Paoli Pa, for
several days during this week.
Mrs. Charles f. Schwartz, of West ave-
nue., Jenklntown, will entertain as her
guest for several days next week her
daughter and granddaughter, Mrs.
Thomas Baker, and Mary Elizabeth Ba-
ker,, of Washington. D. c. Mrs. Baker
will be remembered as Miss Clara
Schwartz.
On Saturday afternoonNa tea will be
given at the North Hills Country Club.
The hostess will be Mrs. Thomas Pringle,
OF Wyncote
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Roden, of Glen
side avenue, Wyncote are spending sew
eral days in Gardiner. near Boston,
Mass, where they are planning to make
their home after August !.
Mrs Harrison Woodward, of Bethayres,
are spending some time with her daugh-
ter. Mrs Walter G. Baetz. at her home at
WoodhaVen.
Mr.. H. s. Walker of Wyncote, who has
been spending some time in Chicago, ILL.,,
is expected to return home the first of
the week.
Mr.. Dayton Larzelere, of Washington
lane, Chelten Hills, Is spending several
days in Boston. Mass.
Mr. Elwood Miller, of Glenslde, will
shortly occupy his new home. 3Ol Hillside
avenue, Jenkintown.
The officers and directors of the Jenkin-
town Branch of the Needlework Guild of
America attended the afternoon session
of the 3Oth annual meeting of the ma
uonal order, held yesterday at 230
o'clock in the auditorium of the Curtis !
Building, 9Th and Walnut streets.
The Queen Esther Girls of the Oak Lane !
Methodist Episcopal Church gave a nov
city entertainment last night, entitled |
THE Thursday Evening Post" Those |
who gave the performance and took part
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-07

in 1t were Miss Anna Bossert, Miss NJ.
Bennse. Miss Dorothy Stessan, Miss Lois
Giney, Miss Ruth Leaf, Miss Edith
Geiger. Miss Grace Crumley and Miss
Belle Hitchner.
Mr. and Mrs Eastburn, of 5249 North
18th street. Logan, will be at home FRI
day, June 1, from to o'clock.
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RoXborOugh

Mrs. George c. Bowker. of 10 Rochelle
avenue, Wissahickon, entertained yester-
day at luncheon, followed by musicale
in honor OF Miss Gertrude Remmyson. of
New York. Covers were laid for 90
guests. Among those present were the
members OF the Symphony Club, of Wis
sahickon. and Norristown Miss Clara Yo-
cum Joyce and Miss Helen Weber. of
Wissahlckon, who recently returned from
Germany.
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Frankford

A euchre and dance was held Wednes-
day night in Sheldknects Hall, All Frank
ford avenue, for the benefit OF st. Leo
Council, knights of Columbus. Tacony.
Mrs. William Carroll, Of 26O6 Rhawn
street will entertain at a small dinner
Saturday evening in honor OF Miss Mar
garet Gilman, of Atlantic City. whose en-
gagement to Mr. ]. Roland Becker, of
Westbury, L. l.. has recently been an
nounced.
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South PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Arthur Shoner. of SO6 Dickinson
street, will entertain Mr. William Moore
and Mr.. David Bosner, both of Cleveland,
o., for few days next week.
The Silent Sirkle, of South Philadel-
phia. will give dance tomorrow night
at the New Auditorium Hall, 9TH street
and Snyder avenue. Several prizes Will be
given for the best dancing. Miss Jean
Kelly Is chairman of the committee in
charge of the affair. Other members OF
the committee are Miss Bessie O'Donnell,
Miss Caroline Mcguire. Miss Maude Nolan
and Miss Rose Cary.
Mr.. Max Fehler, of 1885 South 5th street.
has gone to Cape May for six weeks on
account of poor health. He is visiting
relatives.
Miss Sue Haines. of 1907 Passyunk ave-
nue., is spending the summer with friends
in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Ida Pearl, 1881 East Moyamensing
avenue, is taking trip through Canada.
She will visit relatives In Alberta, To-
rontu, Quebec and Glacier National Park.
She will return in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Corcoran entertained
at an attractive dinner of 10 covers last
evening at their home 1915 South Broad
street. The decorations were in pink and
white the roses being tastefully arranged
in baskets. Their guests included Mr.
and Mrs, G, w. Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
j. Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Far
rell Miss Catherine Corcoran and Mr..
Joseph Farrell, Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-07

An informal musicale. the proceeds OF
which are to be used for missionary pur-
poses was given Saturday evening at the
home of Miss Elsie NJ. Macintosh. 1918
West Erie avenue. Members of the class
who participated are Miss Marian s.
Hume, Miss Elizabeth Greed, Miss Clara
L. Holden Miss Mamie L..ambers and
Miss Lillian Ryan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-07
ITERTNINHENTS|

Marie Bonner, Miss Marion Datemaa.
| Miss Jennie Hickman, Miss Eleanor
| Wood, Miss Bessie walsh and Mics Eta
| scheibal.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Associe-
ton Of st. Luke'e Homeopathic Hospftsl
will hold a sale of handmade iinrefit.
on Wednesday, May 2s, on the porch and
lawn OF Mrs. Samuel Thompson, Jr.. $40
Wister street, Germantown. Mrs. Thon1p-
son, who Is the vice president OF the
auxiliary, will be assisted by these Of
flcers and members: Miss Alice Mac
Laughlin, president; Miss Elizabeth 3.
Hart corresponding secretary; Mics Ma
re Borie, recording secretary; Miss Mary
Guckes. assistant secretary; Miss Hor-
tense p. Beck, treasurer; Mrs Lewis Hop
per, assistant treasurer; Miss Helen Ster-
rett. Miss Beulah Horter. Miss Ada. Bat
tersby, Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. f. J. Riera,
Miss Trout, Miss Anna w. Borie, Miss
Mary Dells, Mrs. w G. Rltzius and Miss
Irene Pile.
An interesting celebration will take
place on Tuesday afternoon In honor Of
the 62d anniversary OF the founding Of
the Northern Home for Friendless Chill
dren, n non -sectarian institution, at 23d
and Brown streets. Visitors are corr
daily invited, and addresses will be made
by DIR. Linn p. Bowman and Dr. Loyal
Y. Graham; In addition there win be q
number of songs and recitations by the
children themselves. The home, which is
the oldest of its kind in the city, Coz
operates with the Organized Charities
and takes care of 175 boys and girls
ranging In age from to IL years
Or. Loyal Y. Graham is president OF
the board Of trustees, and the other MEM
bers are Mr. William II. King, treasurer;
Mr.. Edward S. Sayres vice president;
MIR. Millard Kessler, secretary: Mr.. Frank
Pearson, Mr.. Samuel Vrooman. Mr.. Will
lam II. Stevens, Mr.. Howard W. Lewis,
MIR. Charles o. Baird, Mr.. Wilson
Mitchell, Mr. Robert Heyl, Mr. Frank Van
Roden, Mr.. Jacob Mohr, Mr.. Herbert
Havens and Mr.. William G. Blair.
The board of managers includes Mrs.
George w. Urquhart, president; Mrs.
Charles V. Baeder, vice president; Mrs.
Alexander NJ. Fox, Jr., vice president;
Mrs. Frederick T. Warren, recording sec
retary: Mrs j. c. F. Gordon. corresponds
ing secretary; Mrs. William G. Henry.
treasurer; Mrs. William e. Hexamer, as
sstant treasurer Mrs Kenton Warne.
Mrs. THEODORE Julius, Mrs. e. ". Me-
Caulley, Mrs. Frank w. Muzzey. Mrs
Benjamin +. Kunkle. Mrs. Edward NJ
Moll, Mrs. Henry Frey. Miss Mary Sloane,
Mrs William c. Doughty and Mrs.
Howard s. Roberts. .s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-07

Miss Katherine Fitzgerald and Miss
Elizabeth FITZGERALD, of Ashbourne street,
will be hostesses at a euchre party May
H. to be held in st. Dominic's School
Hall