Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-14

CLUB. A number OF dinners will precede
the dance, namely, one of 40 covers given
by Mrs. Roland L. Taylor. Mrs. j. Clin-
ton Foltz and Mrs. Charles Roland will
also entertain. Among the members of
the class are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Earle
White, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Haines. Mr..
and Mrs L. Earle Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Moore Simonn. Mr.. and Mrs. sgd
ney Bullen Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot
Grant Pearce. Miss Mary Coates, Mrs. j,
Nelson PurvianCe. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Wister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 7.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wayne, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz. Mr. and
Mrs. Reynolds Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs. George Har-
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Rambo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Foulk. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Carstars, DR.. and Mrs. George Cameron,
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Warden. Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. George Blight Robinson. Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Cookman, Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Simonn. Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Newhall. Mr. Louis Duhring,
Mr. Frederick Fraley Shoemaker. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Priestley Button, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis B. Reeves. Jr.
Or. and Mrs. j. Clinton Foltz, of Beth
lehem pike and Summit avenue, Chest
nut Hill, will entertain In honor of her
daughter Miss Dorothy r. Foltz.
The Stevens School Glee Club will give
a concert tonight at the Y. NJ. C. A. on
Main street. Germantown. The program
includes:
! ch9Tsssssno TsosSS6snI GSIHt Gsy0tts zbHEs EIT.
c, "a Maid sings Light, ,''' Na'l'o"e"
s. cSSfHrgRsvA SfG RToTS SeTs SsSTsnnde GiETHoS
A. e. Violin Souvenir. Drds
c,ou,- Mi:s Glaayo Mintoni.' : "'pD'"''0 ',
The GIee Club. ''''''' '''0"
s. Sf!1ns T2e ThFSah TsqS al Tys tssmSn
-. Miss Elizabeth McCicsEey., '1''I"
g. "T6re, SS.stn,,,s Sweet M,GTnins Arr by 4 l.:
Miss Jean Knox, Miss Caroline Crouter, Miss
3sS9rTs asams sRa the dee club acbs,
q c,,o-,. Miss Miss Gladys Minton. -,
The GIee club ''''' '''''"''
AoeSmpSnssssssa MaF Mildred fssTans BsShmsn and
Mr. w. Lane Hofner
reception will be given this afternoon
from until 8 o'clock under the auspices
of the Ladies' Committee of the Babies
Hospital at the new home, which Is known
as the Crilly property, on Manoa road
between the new Merton golf course and
Llanerch The house will be open then
for inspection. Among those who will as
sist in receiving are Mrs Harold YarnalI,
Mrs. Henry Pepper NauX. Mrs William
G. Warden, Mrs George w. c. Drexel,
Mrs. John X. Mitchell Mrs. Thomas Nc
Kean, Mrs, Clarence w. Dolan. Mrs. Ftz-
Eugene Dixon, Mrs. Harold A. Sands,
Mrs. Robert X, Cassatt, Miss Minnie K
Watmough, Mrs. Charles F. Jenkins,
Mrs. Frank i. Griswod. Mrs Gardner
Cassatt Mrs. Robert L. Montgomery and
Mrs. William w. Montgomery Jr.
An old-time symbolic pageant, in which
than 20D tba mill
take part will be held tomorrow after
noon and evening on the lawns of Mrs.
Alfred G. Balch and Mrs. John Ridinea
on Baltimore avenue. Lansdowne. Among
those taking part will be Mrs. Ches.
ter Pyle, Mrs Hall Anderson. Miss
Eleanor Conway, Miss Dorothy Kirk.
Miss Anna Lewis, Miss Marie Cars
kaddon, Miss Marguerite Underhill. Miss
Florence M, Young Miss Betty McBee,
Miss Helen Statzell, Miss Grace Bond,
Miss Florence Conway, Mrs. A. Rush
Fackler, Miss Edith Eyre Forrest. Miss
Marion Goucher. Miss Mary Gallagher,
Mrs. Charles Pennoek. Miss Ruth Palmer,
Mrs. Roland Simpler. Mrs. Robert Steel,
Miss Alice Statzell, Miss Elizabeth Stew
art, Mr.. George w. Braden, Mrs. A. c.
Baleh. Mr.. William o. Easton, Mr.. and
Mrs. William III. Johnson. Jr,, Mrs. Cross
well McBee, Mr., Francis Harrington,
Miss Isabel Jackson, Mr., Donald Mclean,
Miss Marjorie Magens. Miss Harriet Ma
gems, Mr.. Edward Martin, Miss Marian
Mlshler, Miss Dorothy MeEwan. Mr.. Har-
rison Matsinger, Mr.. Charles Piling, Miss
Florence Tome, Mr.. Franklin Thompson.
Miss Helen Taylor, Mr Paul S. Wright.
Miss Ruth Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Meade, Mr.. b. NJ. Newbold, Mrs. Howard
w. Read, Mrs. j. LIE Roy Smith, Mr..
William j. Sharpless One OF the most
important features will be the procession
OF the village celebrities. who viii be cos
tuned In the dress OF the Ellzabethan
period.
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