Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23

=, CHARLES WEISS, of 1853 Maplewood
MI .,o,pe will entertain at dinner tonight at
'.,,oL at the Germantown Cricket Club. The
-, afterward will attend Mrs. Edward
s,s,. dancing class Among those who will
!. .t the dinner are Miss kathrine Potter Miss
s.,,s n. Davis. Miss Isabel b. stoushton,
,u.s Frances L. stoughton, Miss Margaret w.
n ., Concord, Mass; Mrs Edward w.
,toors. Miss Elizabeth McCuen Smith, Miss
''.s,s Mears, Mrs Frederick NJ. Gardiner,
,n.. Marion F. sharpless, Mr.. James Monroe,
- r orne Goodwin, MIR. Gustavius b. Fletch-
I, Mr. william w. Kurtz, Sd, Mr. Charles Lin
~ matthews. MIR Joseph NJ. Shoemaker. MIR.
c,res wharton, Jr Mr.. Frederick NJ. Gardi-
=. wr william L. Freeland, of Salem N. ].
~, Alfred Kinds, wife of Commander Kinds,
"a NJ, entertained at luncheon on Wednes-
NJ. afternoon on board the U. S. S. Illinois.
covsrs were laid for IL guests.
~. and Mrs. Edwin II. Filter entertained at
i, yesterday afternoon at Hot Springs, Va.
ru rev b. w Maturin, of London, formerly
!, ,h,s city and now chaplain for the under
,t.duates at oxford, Eng, will be the guest
:, Nonsignor William Kieren on Sunday at
~ patriCkS ReCtOIy, LfG oOuIl GVtl StiISt'
> ", Lawrence Johnson Jr, son of DR.. and
NJ. russell H. johnson, of is Summit street,
en.stnut Hill, will sail next month for Portu-
y, Mr. Johnsons marriage to Miss Gladys M.
s,wes daughter of an English merchant living
=. port,lcal will take place in Lisbon on June o.
ar, Augustus b. Stoughton entertained at
,,oots House yesterday afternoon, her guests
..,,rd,nr Miss Isabel Stoughton, Miss Kathleen
n,,niston. Mr.. Donald Wetherill Kemp and
~ lack wilson. Mrs Charles Bochman enter
,.l,sd several out-of-town guests at the dam
SAINT also.
,h. sansant will be given tomorrow after
,or nv the Rev. Charles j. Wadsworth, Jr.'
.ra Mrs Wadsworth at their home. 1854 over
,,ook avenue, from 1880 until o clock In honor
4 !, their daughter Miss Isabella Wadsworth,
ana son Mr. Charles j. Wadsworth Sd. The
1 ,6.sss and her daughter will be assisted by
~, william s. Freeman and Miss Helen
coates who will preside at the tea table
There will be about rs guests present. Miss
/ w,dsworth, who is a student at Nassar, and
. Mr. Wadsworth, who attends Harvard, will re-
turn to college on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Francis Bochman, OF
Na Iocust street, will entertain a house party
ever the weekend The guests will come from
New York and will attend the dance to be given
tbIrht in the Philadelphia Country Club by
Mr. and Mrs. Bochman. The party includes
NJ and Mrs E. Carson Pennal, Mr.. and Mrs.
e De Forest Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
/ Juhrng Mrs Francis A. Bochman, Mrs. Frank
/ Muton Black, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bryant
Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fisher
Mr.. Arthur D. Woodruff, OF 27 West 18th
street. New York. conductor of the Orpheus
Club, will remain in Philadelphia after the
clubs concert on Saturday night and, with
Mrs Woodruff, will be the guest Of Mr.. j. Val
Bryan manager of the Upsal Musical Club at
his home, 11S West Upsal street, Germantown,
ever Sunday.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Franklin
Cannon Of Concord, N. c. will be glad to
/ know that they are being congratulated upon
The birth OF a son. Joseph Franklin Cannon
1 born on March 90 Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon are
vel known to Philadelphians, as they spend
their summers in Cape May and are extensively
tnsrained there
Mrs. Thomas Potter, OF Montgomery avenue,
Chsstnut Hll Is spending the week in Wash
hgOn.
Mrs Samuel Howell Jones and her daughter,
Mss Mary Bishop Jones, will close their home
Il Chestnut Hill on June / and will go to their
house at Kennebunkport, Me- The wedding OF
Mss Jones to Mr.. John Grant Ayling, of SYRIA
eis, N. Y, will take place in August