Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-14

~ the annual Ivy Ball. which will be held
,o,isbt at the gymnasium, includes Mr.. j.
vaughan Merrlck Sd, chairman; Mr.. James
=, Austin Mr.. Paul d. Brown, Mr.. j. Ham
,non Cheston, Mr.. Karl w. Corby, Mr. c.
rbornas Evans, Mr. Lawrence B. Huston, MIR
Ar,bur c. Jack, Mr. Albert Journeay, Mr.
panb b. Jones, Mr.. Donald F. Lippincott, Mr.
usrry X Marcy, Mr.. Albert NJ Odgers, Mr.
roisran Sellers. Mr.. Homer r. Sullivan, Mr.
r Newbold Taylor, Mr.. Roger r. Townsend
Mr Charles S. Walton, Jr., Mr.. Clement B
wsbster, Mr.. winthrop Williams and Mr.. sher-
bourne D. Yardley.
invitations have been issued by the Plays
and players TO the active members. associate
rsvers and their guests for an informal tea
a, its clubhouse, 40 South 18th street. on
sunday afternoon. April IS. at oclock There
nl,I he special musical program, and the the
s,rical profession in general has beep invited
A number of debutantes will go to New York
today to attend the dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
william Carter Dickerman will give in honor
NJ Miss Cornella Carter Leidy, of this city,
and Miss Anne Jessup Woodin, of New York.
Those who will go from here will include Miss
virginia Roberts. Miss Hope Truxton Beale,
Miss Jean Newbold Thompson, Miss Charlotte
Harding Brown and Miss Ruth Coke
Mrs Clarence Taylor OF 4414 Chestnut
s,reet announces the engagement of her
daughter Miss Romaine Taylor, to Mr.. Fran
els Benjamin Watkins, OF Montreal, Can, for
merly of Washington. D. c.
Invitations have been received in this city
from Mr. and Mrs Thomas Francis Brady,
Of Mooar. Ia, formerly of Germantown, for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Louise Lajus
Brady to Mr. Russell Sturgis, of Boston, which
will take place on Saturday evening, at
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Brady,
in Mooar. which is just outside of Keokuk.
Miss Brady is related to the Lajus and
Tiers families of this city and the Higgins, of
Richmond. Va.
Mr. Sturgis is a relative of the well-known
family of that name here, and is a cousin of
Mrs Charles Edward Ingersoll, Mrs. James
Potter, Mrs. Antonio Y. Stewart and Mrs. Ed
gar T. Scott.
Silver Bay meeting will be held at the
Acorn Club 1918 Walnut street, on Friday
afternoon, April 80. at 4:So o'clock, The Rev.
DR.. Jefferys and the Rev Johnson Ross will
speak.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Williamson Roberts. of 1n3
Locust street, are spending a few days at the
Plaza, in New York.
Z Mr. and Mrs. j. Bertram Lipplncott, of 1712
Spruce street. who have been to the San Fran
cisco exposition. will arrive home Thursday,
April 10
The Agnes Irwin Alumnae Sewing Circle
which has more than 100 members on the COM
mIttee, besides 500 members in the alumnae
will hold a meeting this morning at the alum
nae rooms, 1900 Spruce street.
The sewing circle has furnished more than
1000 articles for the home relief branch of the
Emergency Aid. The members have been meet
ing for the last two months at St. Marks
parish house.
The president is Mrs. Edward Walter Clark;
vice president, Mrs. John P. Holngsworth,
and the treasurer, Miss Harriet Ashhurst
Mr. Charles II. Luddington spent several days
in New York at the Belmont.
: Miss Caroline T. Murdoch of Riverton, N. j.,
has been spending several days as the guest of
Miss Katherine Davis, of West Hortter street.
Germantown. Miss Murdoch will return to her
home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Prentlss are spending
several days in New York at the Seville Hotel.
Mr. Thorpe Van Dusen, the son of Mr. and
Mrs Samuel B. Van Dusen, 513l Morris street,
germantown, who has been visiting in Brook
Yn Tor several days, returned to his home
saturday, Mr.. Van Dusen will remain in Ger
mahtown for the weekend. after which he will
resume his studies at Princeton.