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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25

The shassd Burden.


Methoaght to share my burden with
friend,
The weight u 1t had grown SO hard
TO bear,
NO longer dared | hold 1t all my own,
Lest Il should fell me in MY deep
despair
But when greeted him to whom /
went
10 fah asanrnnce OF welcome fair.
NY heart stool st,a, for written ON
Ills face
aIclhonght saw anolhera sOul,s
despalr.
o,yll rsrgotten left mo strangely
aise;
Hs must be comforted this sorry
ono, not T.,
Who never dreamed he over knew
siell VOC,
II always lse = sllis cosiragS I'D So
hishN 8
Md as the tears and tsnuble loft his
: nv sorrow no Logger cared to share,
l'or suddenly ceased 10 feel its
weight
Aud half ms burden seemed TO leave
ssic there
sksid from fIla deptha OF tho tired
heart i desire, A
Has come this hleasing to make us
strangely wise,
1llat Iialf the burden feli away
When We had eiysA othars cheer
slsIlIScTssD.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25
Schedules
On G. s. w c. RaiIway sNliII Be
chsrged Effective March
2ssh

& Mt 4 b. Curtis commercial agenf
iof the ChafI lesion & Western Carolina
Railway comp my, yesterday announce
ed a change N schedule on the Anr
dersun brahch toR the road, sifectiye
sunday. March IS. The new sehedules
ara as follows; s.
Z tAii1e6 train arrives at ! ] 80 a |, ils !.
Passenger train arrives a. 8 go p..
m. q
Mixed train neDarts at 8 q IA s
PasseEge rain slr.al'al 20 b :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25

College are stopping at Hotel Ciquoia
during the encamDnent.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25

- al he J, LEY and MIS- aiarsali and
visitors at Camp Rigss yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-25

Di and MRS. w. Ai. Riggs OF
CLEMSON College were visitors yes
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Danco.gC Z
and
G7eddnge

and Mrs. George Goehrins, Mr.. and Mrs Josiah
Daniels, Mrs Emma Adams, Miss Ella Fisher,
Mrs. Louise Thornley,, Miss Marie O Thornley,,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Applegate, Mrs. Florence De Costa, Mrs. George
Gregory, Miss Carrie Smith, Miss Mary Appie-
gate. Miss Caroline Applegate. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Lloyd and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dan
ies. The decorations were in pink and white
Miss Anna Braman entertained at washing
ton party at her home, 1sH North $50 street.
last night. There were many Innovations In
decorating effects red. white and blue being
tho main color scheme, while tho orchestra was
attlred to represent Uncle Sam" Miss Branian
Miss Fay Grossman and Miss Rosa orossman
acted hostesses. Among those present we're
Miss Edythe Rabis, Miss Gertrude Leonard.
Miss Leonora smolin, Miss Fay Grossmang Miss
Frances Becker, Miss Celia weisRn. Miss Rose
Grossman, Miss Anna Lubin, Miss Sara Steer
man, Miss Miriam Finglis, Jack 0rossman,
Henri Clyde Herry Grossman, Abraham Cohen,
Maurice Axirod Albert Kardon. George Roth
man. William Bahoff David Grossman. Herman
Sherman. .sHa sal-satl, ~ 38
Henri Clyde and Abraham Cohen entertained
with exhibition of the tango and a mono
logue Mr.. Axilrod was toastmaster Of the eve
ming.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23
FRANKFORT

The ladies' of the Homesburg Baptist Church
gave a Martha Washington supper last night
in the lecture room of the church. This
is an annual event in Holmesburg, and is al
ways patronlzed by the residents of the suburb
While the supper was in progress there was
an entertainment provided by the young ladies'
of the Baptist Institute for Christian Workers
OF Philadelphia. The Rev George II. Swift
pastor OF the Holmesburg Baptist Church, ia
professor of history and pedagogy in the Baptist
Institute. Miss Rose Hershfeld, Miss Lois Davis,
Miss Beth Humphrey, Miss Eva Nelson and
Miss Jessie Johnston took part in the enter
tainment, which was directed by Mrs. George
H. Swift magic lantern entertainment
was another feature of the supper and was
under the personal direction OF Mr., and Mrs,
Edwin Y. Montanye, of Crlspin street.
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THE marriage OF Miss Fannie Gable, Of 1880
i South 9Th street, and Simon s. Brone,
merchant Of Reading, Pa, took place on Feb
ruary 16 at the Synagogue, 9Th and Green
streets, this city. large reception followed
the ceremony at the New Auditorium Hall, 9TH
street and Snyder avenue, after which the
young couple left for Washington. on their
return they will live in Reading.
The nnal dance Of the Wednesday Night Dane
ing Glass. composed OF about IA couples, meeting
this winter Mt the Gordon School, 42d and Spruce
streets, win be held tomorrow at tho Philomu-
sian Clubhouse. Each member and her husband
are privileged to invite six guests that the
affair, under the direction OF Miss Elizabeth
Maulle, promises to be quite large and
1oyable one The patronesses are Mrs. s. Mer-
rlll Weeks, Mrs. Elmer Troth, Mrs. Walter
Scott Detwiler, Mrs Henry Hickman, Mrs. Will
liam c. Johnson Mrs. John Mcpherson, Mrs.
George Fleming Mre. Edward Scarlet, Mrs. c.
p Landreth, Mrs Mason Baker Mrs. Robert
McCreery, Mrs. Charles McKeown, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. b. j. Maynes and Mrs f. l.. Tinker
evening at a dinner-dance at their home 14I
Mifflin street, In honor of the birthday OF Mrs.
Griggs Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hanley
Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gouhlburn. Mr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23
I.ANSnOWNE

Among those from Lansdowne who spent the
weekend in Atlantic City were Mr.. and Mrs
John Braekin. Mrs. Joseph Crawford. Miss Anna
Crawford, Mrs. culver Boyd and Foster Damon.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald Of West
Baltimore avenue. viii leave shortly Tor TIP
West. where they win attend the Exposition
DR.. c. Victor Janvier. Of Windermere avenue
viii entertain the members Of the Neighbors'
club at his home this evening.
The Tuesday meeting OF the Twentieth Cen
tury club viii be IN charge Of Airs II p Grf-
attn. Mrs. Frank Rosskrans viii EiYe several
vocal selections. and Mrs. DoEothea Aehard. OF
esrmantoNn. win give an interpretation Of
.-ehs SOU q he violin" Tea an ns n charge
of afzs. Robert irwin. Aizs Roberts brewster
~. staalssr and Nsa sznasl hsnk
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

The second anniversary of the organization
of the Darby Pleasure Club was celebrated at
the home of Miss Katherine BlImsky, I'LL Carl
street. The house eaboratey decorated in
lavender and white. the organizations colors'
Those present were Joseph Gault Casper Well,
Clarence Haggas, John Sullivan. Ralph Hinch.
Harry Parendler. Thomas Feeney, Albert
Crigen George walfe. James Bayer, Mr.. Blm-
sky. Miss Lillian Hahl, Miss Mary Flaherty'
Miss Margaret Finley. Miss Anna Cappler, Miss
Nellie Danay. Miss Roseda o'Farrel. Miss Mar
garet o'Farrelt Miss Minnie Pallis. Miss Anna
Blimsky. Miss Katherine McDowning. Miss
Mamie White Miss Katherine Gerraghey and
Mrs. Bhmshy.
Michael Lawlsr. OF Seattle Wash. who has
Just returned from visit to Italy. is visiting
Phillip Donohue, '2T10 Richmond street.
The Ascension School Alumni will produce
"The College Widow on March IT,
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TIOGA

The ffth annual banquet OF tho Brotherhood
OF the Tiosa Methodist Church was held last
night in the hall on 18th street above Tioga-
The program included addresses by William b.
AdaTgsrum. W. Earl Craig. the Rev. DR.. Forrest
L. Dagger. Luther Marion and De Forrest
Volgtsberger. Several excellent vocal solos
were rendered by Miss Ethel NJ. Kern with
Miss Helen e. Rockefeller aceompanst
Miss Margaret Robinson. of 2s2a West We
mango street. entertained her Tioga friends at
a Washington party and 800 yesterday.
Those invited were Miss Margaret Caine. Miss
Dorothy caine, Miss Elizabeth McAIurry. Miss
Betty Brown. Miss Grace Henderson. Miss
Katherine sniyeley, Miss Charlotte Kunzig.
Miss Margaret Buckley. Miss Margaret Part.
Miss Edmond Norman. Miss Lima Wickerley.
Miss Emily Reed. Miss Ethel Hunter Miss
Ethel schwiek Miss Maud Wilson. Miss Nan
nstts Meidsl and Miss Christine straub
DR.. A. Seton Meyers. OF 12i4 West Erie ave-
nus Is entertaining DR., Jeroms A. Boley and
DR.. Milton j. Bermas. OF Brooklyn. over the
week. The visitors came to observe the eere-
monies attending the dedication OF the new
Thomas w. Evans Dental Institute.
Miss kathryn Ennis win entertain at cards
on Friday afternoon at her home s71s North
18TH street, when her guests will include Mrs.
Anthony Callahan. Miss Helen Carson. Miss
Carrie aallinser, Misa Helene Murphy. Miss
Beatrice Rottner Miss katharine Hare ana
Miss Florence MaeMorris.
M ana Mrs. HAIRY De HAN ana their son.
Julius @ pc Haan formerly o. 500 North Rroad
street. are occupying their new home b the
xsnaalton Apartments. sliA North nA atlsst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

BALA-Mns. j. Charles Parry. Bryn Mawr ave-
nue and Edgehill road. entertained at cards yes
terday afternoon. The guests were Mrs. Martin
?. Glynn, Mrs Stephen b. Tily. Mrs, Calvin @.
Child Mrs j. Samuel Stephenson, Mrs. Frank
Eeeburger. Mrs Herbert THY. Mrs, Frederick
c, Newbourg. Jr.. Mrs. ]. V. e, Titus. Mrs.
Philip Baker. Mrs. John S. Eberbaeh. Mrs. AL
bert W. Plokford, Mrs. j. Clarke Rawlins. Mrs
Frederick w. Fleck. Mrs. Albert McChesney,
Mrs William N. Allen. Mrs. Joseph v. Little
Ars Hartley Mrs John G. Fleek. Mrs. Joseph
Sullivan. Mrs Walton and Miss Anna MecalVey'
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Legge expect to return
% Boston tomorrow after weeks visit with
airs Legge's parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Samuel
Stephenson. OF City avenue. Miss Anna Nc
calvey, who has been out In California since
last July as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kuhn Kelly Jr, the latter formerly Miss Reoa
kiephenson, has returned TO Bala.
VYNNEyoOD Mr. ana Mrs. John Joyce, Jr,
sntertained at dinner yesterday, Their guests
we're Mrs Joyce's mother, Mrs John ReinhaFd'
e New York; Judge and Mrs Wheeler. Mr.
snd Mrs, Benjamin Baseler, Mr., and Mrs, John
laaanaye, Elmer J. Reinhard, John Doherty
and John Garry. All Of New York Mrs. Rein
hard and her son. Elmer Reinhard; John Do
hsrty ana John Garry spent the weekend with
AlE ana AIrs Joyce. and Sunday motored
sith them down to Atlantic City.
n. ana Mrs. Paul Monaghan are receiving
zangfatqlations on the birth OF a daughter, Mar
Haefite Monaghan. Mrs. Monaghan win be re-
nsmhersd As AIlss Marguerite Harrity, daugh-
e of AFs William F. HaFrity, Of oyereFo9k'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Paymaster Parsons, U. S. N, entertained the
Monday evening bridge club last night
the u S. S. Illinois. His guests Lieu
tenant Ralph L. Shepard, U. s. NJ. c., and
Mrs. Shepard; Lieutenant Arthur T. Barney,
u. S, N. and Mrs. Barney; Lieutenant Com
mander Raymond S. Keyes. U. S. N, and Mrs.
Keyes; Paymaster Manning Fl. Phllbrick U.
s. N, and Mrs. Phbrick; Miss Blanche Lane
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Davis.
A delightful Martha Washington tea
given last evening in Mount Hermon Methodist
Episcopal Church, 10Th and Porter streets, In
the Girard estate, of which the Rev. F. C.
Thomas is pastor. The patronesses OF the
affair were; Mrs. WI. Tomlinson. chairwoman;
Mrs Lalng Mrs Anderson. Mrs. Glover. Mrs.
Babcock Mrs. Postale, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs.
Searle, Mrs. Campbell Mrs. Richardson Mrs.
Warren Mrs. Floyd. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Lank,
Mrs Pettyjohn. Mrs. schaefer. Mrs Wiley and
Mrs Beck,
Miss Margaret Mary Wilson, Miss Gertrude
Wilson and Miss Catherine Wilson, of 1887 South
18th street. are at present visiting Mrs william
Gouckler. of Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Brooks will entertain at cards this
evening at her home. 171s Porter street The
decorations will be appropriate. to WASH
ington's Birthday. The guests will be Miss
Murie James. Miss Augusta James. Miss Anna
Djorup. Miss Regina Hughes, Miss Elizabeth
Lemmerhlrt, Miss Blanche Dove. Miss Estelle
Dove. Miss May Lynch. Miss Gladys Monsal-
vatage, Miss Gertrude Lone. Miss Irene James
Miss Marie James. Miss Evelyn James and Mrs
Denny
Mrs. ]. consty. Miss Nell conaty. Miss
Frances conaty and Miss Adele conaty, OF 25S3
South Cleveland avenue. In the Girard Estate
have as their guests Ernest schoonmaker. Jose
VilIapool, and Jack Stack. OF New York city.
e. Russell Johnston of 2so7 Christian street
viii entertain the members of the Maneta Club
tomorrow evening at cardG, followed by supper,
at his home Among the guests will be Miss
Ethel Doherty Miss Edna Johnstone. Miss julie
Rellley. Miss Margaret nevlin. Miss Mary John
stone, Miss Mary Junkin. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
wark Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Roche. Charles
Hall, ]. Russell Mecoueh, John Doherty. Edwin
H Kirkpatrick and Robert Frey.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs NJ p, Fox, of 21l3 North list
street announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Jewel Fox, and John Thomas
Wenzell, son of MIR. and Mrs. Charles L. Wen
zell, of 12i9 North Goth street.
Owing to the death of Ralph Blum. Mrs. Ga
brlol Blum and Mrs William NJ Hirsh were
unable to participate in the Dickens Play that
was given last night in Mercantile Hall. Their
parts were assumed by Miss Marguerite Green
wnld and Miss Gilberson. who took similar parts
when the play was produced by the Girls High
School last fall.
The "Washington" met in the salon de
luxe of the Majestic last night to celebrate
the 1S3d anniversary of the birth of George
Washington
Mrs. Joseph coyle, 22S9 North 10Th street, en-
tertained number of friends at her home on
Saturday evening at a musicale, Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton
Brooke MIR. and Mrs. j, Howard, ,Hendrckson
Mr. and Mrs Milton Rhinehelmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Small, Mr.. and Mrs. George Burton
Edward Baldwin and Dr. James Lindsay Gal
braith.
Mrs. Harry C. Querns of 1914 West Lehigh
avenue, entertained at cards yesterday after
noon. Five hundred" was played, and was fol-
lowed by buffet luncheon. The guests were
Mrs. James Hunter, Mrs. John Warner, Mrs
Doyle. Mrs. Clarence r. -rooks, Mrs. Harry
Beerhater, Mrs. NJ. Il. Wallace, Mrs. Harry
Marlley, Mrs. William Mines, Mrs. H. Calvin
Trumbower Mrs. e. e. Johnson, Mrs. Charles
Maxwell Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs James Geyer'
Mrs Louis Huston. Miss Freas and Miss C. c.
Freas.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Querns gave a
dinner for Mr. and Mrs Harry Markley Mr..
and Mrs Walter Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. H. @.
Trumbower. The decorations were patriotic in
color and in keeping with the birthday ami
versary which was celebrated by the nation.
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GERMANTOWN

lszsph necaddon. Of Princeton University,
sHsai the weekend IS ths guest q NJ aad
- aaEFs I4anInseEt eaasaFa q sss Pelham
Ez eatnazIna. Cooper Cazsera 8 at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

The Junger Maennerchor held its annual ball
In Turner Hall, Broad street and Columbia ave-
nue.. 1t the 64th affair OF that institute,
and was great success, usual. Beside the
dancing. the Junger Maennerchor rendered two
prize songs under the direction OF Oscar Goer-
ing. Louis Elsenhaus was chairman OF the
committee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23
RoxBoRoUGH

The Wednesday Night Sewing Circle. COM
posed of ladies prominent in the social life OF
Roxborough, will meet tomorrow night at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs. John c. Smith, 1850
Mitchell street. The members of the circle are
Mrs. Louis Hallman Mrs. Joseph Andrews, Mrs.
Charles Homuler, Mrs. Walter Cine, Mrs.
James Hennessey, Mrs John c. Smith and Mira.
James Gouden. .aaetf a1a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23
ALONG THE READING

Mrs. Lewis Akin who has been the guest or
her mother, Mrs Maurice j. Hoover, of Wyn-
cote, for several weeks, will return to The
Potomac. at Brooke, the banks OF the Po-
tomac River, early this week.
Miss Helen Scull, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene s. Scull. of Woodland avenue, Wyn-
cote. has gone to West Point. where she will
visit friends for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. FoEe of 4914 North
1lth street, Logan. entertained at dinner OF
eight covers Sunday evening. when their guests
were Miss Edith Hansen, Miss Emily Hansen,
Mrs. l.. Pollock, John Lee William Salbey and
Leon ollvit.
Mrs. John Boardman, OF 1853 West Tabor road
Olney, will entertain at 800" Thursday after
noon when her guests will be Mrs. r. Leddis,
Mrs. Henry H. Wieand, Mrs. Arthur Bowers,
Mrs. Frank w. Ashbrook. Mrs. William Smith,
Mrs. George Ashton Bardsey and Mrs. Will
liam Rowbottom
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Filter, Miss Dorothy
Fitler and Miss Ethel Fiter, of Oak Lane Will
go to Baltimore tomorrow to be present at the
wedding of Miss Claribel Ashmore and James
Perry Gardner, which will take place at noon on
that day. Miss Dorothy Little and Miss Ethel
Ftler will remain week the guests of Miss
Clara K. Kempis
Mrs Albert Gee, Of Oak Lane, win entertain
tomorrow. Her guests will include Mrs. An
thoney Mrs. E. B. d. Nuehauser, Mrs, b. Hitch
ner, Mrs Albert Dudley. Miss Lilly Marion and
Mrs James F. Hall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

present visiting her cousin, Miss Sigma For
naris, of New Orleans, and attending the
Mardi Gras festivities.
DIR. and Mrs. Carl williams gave an informal
dinner last night in honor of DR.. George Fahy,
OF New Haven. who will be remembered as a
football star Of some years ago Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Blakleley, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Fitch and Senator Connolly.
Doctor Fehy is in the city for only a few
days and Is registered at the Beievue-strat-
ford
Mrs William II. Maxwell, Jr., Of 10 West
Tulpehocken street, entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor OF Miss Lucy Harrington
of indianapolis
Miss Mary Reardon Of lis East Duval street.
entertained at dinner last evening, followed
by a small dance.
Mrs Oswald j. De Rousse, of SIS West
Hortter street, will give the third of series
of Informal bridge luncheons tomorrow.
Mrs James Tatterfeld who with her chill
dren, has been visiting friends in Chicago, has
returned to Germantown and for the present
will make her home at the Delmar.
Mrs. William sidebottom and her daughter
Mrs. George Lewis Smith. are spending some
time at Atlantic City, N. j.
Daniel Moore Davis, of the Delmar, has re-
turned to his home from a trip to Baltimore
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Blackburn and
Mr. Davis will take place in the spring.
Mrs. Edwin A. Fricke and Miss Emile Fricke
of 1874 West Upsal street, will spend a portion
Of the Lenten season at Atlantic City
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

Mrs. Paxson James, of 500 Ridge avenue VIII
be hostess to the members of her card club on
Thursday afternoon, when her guests will be
Mrs William r. Haggart, Miss Edith Righter.
Mrs William Ames, Mrs. A. l.. Adams. Mrs.
Harry H. Thompson, Mrs. Mary Mott. Mrs.
George Holland Mrs. John A. Struse. Mrs. VIII
liam W. Wilson and Mrs. Benjamin f. Hendren.
The Daughters of Elizabeth of the Roxbor-
ough Presbyterian Church gave musicale. last
night in the church, Ridge and Port Royal ave-
nues.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

Beside the festivities OF the evening, the Sons
Of the Revolution, OF which Richard NJ. Cad
walader is president, gave their annual tea in
the Historical Society, 18th and Locust streets
In the afternoon, from until 6, Unlike most
teas, the men did the receiving and presided at
the tea tables. The musical selections were
quite delightful, rendered by members OF the
Philadelphia Orchestra, under the direction or
Harry Meyer.
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N. G. P. MILITARY BALL
Two Balls and Reception Make Up the
Days Festivities.

Washngtons Birthday was celebrated with
great gusto yesterday. To begin with 1t was
legal holiday, and many people spent the day
out OF town. Then, too many parties were
given for the young and for the old. In the
evening two balls held. The annual
Nv and military ball OF the First Regiment In
fantry, National Guard OF Pennsylvania was held
In the Armory, Broad and Caowhill streets
1t was quite unusual affair. as all military
guests wore full dress uniforms and the Armory
was wonderfully decorated with national colors,
flags and greens. Major Joseph Klapp Nichols
was chairman of the committee The Honorary
Committee included Brigadier General A. C.
Markley, u. s. A. Captain James d. Heislnger.
u. S. A.; Captain Paul McCook, U. s. A.; Cap
tain Harry Cooper, U. S. A; Captain Charles
c. Allen, u. S. A; Captain Francis H. Strong.
U. s, A.: Lieutenant Edward G. Elliott U. ).
A. Lieutenant Townsend Whelen, U. s. A.;
Major General James w. Latta, Major General
Wondell p. Bowman, Brlgadier General r. Dale
Benson, Brigadier General Theodore E. Wieder-
sheim, Brigader General Chambers McKibbin.
Brigadier General Sylvester Bonanron BrIgader
General ]. Lewis Good, Boies Peprose, d. New
lin Fell, Robert Won Moschzisker F. Amedee
Bregy, Edward A. Anderson, John M, Patter-
son, Bernard Gilpin C. Stuart Patterson and
Colonel Alexander p. Colesberry
The patronesses of the affair were Mrs. Daniel
B. Bower, Mrs. Richard NJ. Cadwalader. Mrs
c. Howard Clark, Jr,, Mrs. Percy H. Clark. Mrs
j. Leslie Davis Mrs Walter Langdon Eustis
Mrs T. Charlton Henry. Mrs Philander c.
Knox, Mrs. Howard w. Lewis Mrs. ]. Kearsley
Mitchell. Mrs. Alexander Patton, Mrs George
Reynolds. Mrs. j. Perclval Roberts Mrs Henry
b. Thompson. Mrs William D. Winsor and Mrs
Rolin Wilbur.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Lewis will give a miscel-
laneous shower tonight at their home 4612 Wal
nut street, in honor of Miss Florence A Tide
man. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Tideman
of 9OS South 46th street. Miss Tidemans mar
riage to Francis s. Carr will take place Monday
April 8.
The decorations will be pink roses and sweet
peas and the guests will include Mr., and Mrs
Charles McCusker, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs
John f. Lewis, Mrs. Harry Vernier, Mrs. r. H.
Tideman, Miss Sarah Lynch Miss Isabel Rod
gers, Miss Gertrude Carr, Miss Anna Farrell
Miss Mary Carr. Miss Eta Tideman, Miss Ehz-
abet' Eby, DR.. John Z. Lewis, James C. Kiely.
Stephen Carr, John Carr, Magnus Lakier.
Joseph Williams and Frank Carr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar B. Howard are spending
several weeks In virginia Hot Springs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

Thomas p Lunny has left for Palm Beach.
where he viii spend the month of March with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hare, of overbrook.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Edith Tales, of HO7 Spruce street has
organized a sewing class which meets on Fri
day afternoons during Lent at her home to sew
for home relief.
Mrs Emmanuel Brown McCowen, of H0l
Spruce street, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Mary d. McCowen and Mrs. John Young,
will leave tomorrow for Atlantic City, to spend
part of the Lenten season.
Mrs Marshall Earl Reid, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Grace Reid, and her son, Mar
shall Earl Reid Jr, spent the weekend in
Atlantic City. N. ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Earle White, of 2Os6
Spruce street, spent the holidays at Browns
Mills in the Pines
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

Miss Anna Florence Woodruff, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Rogers Woodruff of 22ls
Spruce street. is spending short time at At
lantlc City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

The washington" met in the salon de
luxe of the Majestic last night to celebrate
the 1SSd anniversary of the birth of George
Washington
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-23

Miss Agnes Hutchinson and Miss NJ. Eulalie
Wilcox left Saturday for Lakewood.