Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-30

An TUESDAY, May IL, there VIII be a golf
| lna,ch between tho ladies Of the st. Davids
no,f club and the ladies Of the Huntingdon
v.,,sv club. played at Huntingdon Valley Coun-
49, club at Noble, followed by afternoon tea.
M. ladies' who will play are: The home team
MS caleb Fox, Mrs. II. G. stetson, Mrs F.
u Norris Jr Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. Burton
price Mrs. Gilpin lowering ST David's Club
,,am-Mrs w J. Peck, Mrs, Harris, Mrs. w.
Iobnston, Mrs. sheldon Catlin, Mre. j. Kears-
,,y MITCHELL Sd, Mrs. S. Fuguet and Mrs. E. b.
Pechln.
Mrs Charles Tatnall, of Wayne, entertained
a AZ the young married set at luncheon yester-
asy at her home in North Wayne. The tables
r,re beautifully decorated with spring flowers.
Mr. Martin V. Bergen will give dinner this
.v.ning at the Racquet Club In honor of Mr..
rdwn Robert walker, Chancellor of the State
~ New Jersey. There will also be present
vice Chancellor Edmund B. Leaning, Vice
c,.ncellor vivian M. Lewis, Supreme Court
T,.,,ce Thomas w. Trenchard, Adjutant Cen
~ Wilbur f. sadler, Jr., Colonel Scott Scam
rn.i Thomas e. French, Esq, all of New Jer-
~. also Mr. George s. Dougherty, ex-Deputy
pD,,ce Commissioner of New York; Mr.. John
p Williams Mr.. Arthur L. Wheeler, Mr.. Walter
a wheeler, Mr. Albert B. Kennedy, Mr.. John
v.r, Kane Mr. John T. Dorrance, Mr. Harold
po,enRarten Mr. Isaac H. Clothier, Jr, Mr..
matter II Johnson, Mr.. F. Wallis Armstrong,
1tr Louis F. Gesser, Mr.. Powell Evans, Mr..
Arthur b. Huey, Mr.. ]. Dickinson Este Mr..
Norris Wolf, Mr. Edward H. Hance, Jr., Mr..
4 p. stoughton, Mr.. Charles s. Knowlton, Mr..
7 Charles Murtagh, Mr.. George e. Starr,
Mr. Andrew Wheeler and Mr.. Samuel p. HUM.
DR. and Mrs. Alfred Reginald Allen and their
family of 2013 Spruce street, will spend the
,umrner with Mrs. Isaac r. Davis, at her farm
at Penllyn. Pa.
wrs Alexander Brinton Coke, of 1880 South
Rittenhouse square, has taken a house at Bar
Harbor, Me-, which she will occupy for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Beauveau Borie, Jr, and their
laughter, Miss Pattie Borie, who have been
,nending the winter in town. are now at Vernon,
n. country residence of Mrs. Bories mother,
Mrs. John S. Newbold. on Washington lane,
fsnkintown. where they will remain for an in
definite time.
Nrs Maurice Heckscher and Miss Gertrude
Heckscher, of 1906 Locust street, have taken
house at Bar Harbor. Me-. where they will
spend the summer.
Among those who attended the anti-suffrage
meeting at Mannheim last night were Mrs. Gard
ner cassatt, Mrs. Horace Brock, Mrs. Charles
Henry Mrs Arthur Haines, Mrs Francis B.
Reeves, Jr., Mrs. Francis Howard Williams,
Who presided; Mrs. Beaumont Whitney Mrs
George Knorr, Mrs Arndt and Mrs. William
B. Kurtz.
Mrs. Rodman Wister, of 2203 st. James place.
Mrs Charles L. Matthews. of 5o3 West Carpen-
Ter street, Germantown; Mrs. George A. Brooke,
Of 52s5 Archer street. Germantown. and Mrs.
Evans, of Philadelphia, are spending several
days in Boston. where they went to attend the
Whist Congress which is taking place this week.
Mr. and Mrs Struthers Burt, with their son
4 and Miss Jean B. Burt. left this week for their
A ranch at Jackson's Hole, wyo., where they Will
pend the summer.
costume song and recital was given last
night in the orpheus Clubrooms by Miss Made
line Davis. The program consisted OF I'M
personatons and songs In Scotch, Irish, indian
gypsy and Japanese Mr.. Fred Ashbridse was
4 It the piano.
Mr., and Mrs James L. Glase have returned
i to their home. 6452 woodbine avenue, after
trip to New York and Boston.
Mrs Victor Mulford OF Greenwood avenue
u Wyncote. entertained at luncheon Wednesday
At her home the directors OF the Women's Cur
rent Events Club of wyncote. Among those
present were Mrs. Cyrus H. K. Curtis Mrs.
George H. Lorimer, Mrs. John Gribbel Mrs
Maurice ]. Hoover and Mrs. F. NJ Campbell