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New Britain herald., 1915-03-11

the Garden ring than lie has in train
ing if ne accomplishes the latter.
There is a general impression, in
which Ritchie joins, that the Califor-
Mas will have q much better chance
to win this time than in London.
Welsh was familiar With the English
rules and method of conducting bouts
and was in the land OF his birth This
Rltchle feels handicapped him some
what. In that bout Welsh had all
to gain and nothing to lose, while
tonight the boxers have their posi-
tons reversed, and it is Ritchie who
will SO into the ring With the feeling
Of confidence born of long ring expert
ence, and With no title to be lost by
him.
Has Welsh Slowed Up?
It is an open question whether
Welshs many bouts during the last
slow up somewhat For a time he
was averaging three bouts in two
weeks, and just before he started
training for Ritchie he showed unmis-
taxable signs of going stale. Those
vino have seen him work at Ocean
port, however say he is just as clev-
continued training.
Ritchie is a dangerous man in the
ring. While not as clever as Welsh
he makes up for this~with his punch
ing ability, While he is a rugged box
err and able to rotgh it in addition to
taking punishment. The former cham
plon has frequently shown to advan-
tage before clever men, and he is will
ing to take a punch to get ont home
he is always to be feared as q n oppo-
nent.
In spite Of the outspoken impress
sion that he will be outpointed
Ritchie is in no way discouraged. He
feels that this fact rather favors him
than otherwise. It relieves him OF
the worry OF overco nfidence on the
part Of his friends and leaves him
With more freedom of action while II,
the ring. With the ordinary boxer
Rltchie would be rated as clever
man, but when opposed to a boxer
of Welsh's skill and speed he suffers
py contrast, and is made to appear
somewhat slow. This is a mistake
as Rltchie knows a whole lot Of the
scientific end of the boxing game and
has years Of experience to back it
up.
When both boxers finished their
training yesterday they were at the
required weight-135 pounds. They
Will weigh in at 2 o'clock this after
noon, and then return to their hotels
to rest up until it is time to leave for
the Garden. -
The preliminaries, which will start
at S:45 o'clock, bring together Phinny
Doyle and Willie Doyle for six rounds
and Harry Thomas and johnny Drum
milo for ten rounds. The advance sale
reached the $4,000 mark last night
Manager Jimmy Johnston.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11
BIGGEST DUCK PIN
TOURNEY IN HISTORY
!Ho-fuadTed Teams Expected to
Compete in Boston Meet.

For the first time in the history OF
bowling in the United States a tourn-
ament will be held wherein the duck
pin bowlers will compete under rules
satisfactory to all, and rules which are
q compromise of the various ones
which have governed duck pin bowling
in the eastern part of the United
States, in fact, wherever in the United
States the duck pin is bowled.
At the tournament of the Atlantic
Coast Bowling association which will
be held in May, there will be at least
two hundred duck pin teams many of
them coming from points far south of
Washington and as far west as Pitts
burg. New England will be strongly
represented in the duck pin part of the
competition and the New England
bowlers will roll on the same basis
and under the same rules and condi-
tons as will the men from all points
south and west of New York city
For eight years tournaments have
been held in Ntw England at which
the duck pin has been bowled and
during that time, there has also been
held in Washington, Baltimore and
other southern cities, other duck pin
tournaments. All these tournaments
were conducted under different rules
and conditions, and it will be the At
lantic Coast Bowling association
tournament in May that will bring all
those boWlers together in one class
and under one set of rules.
Baltimore Tried it Once.
Nine years ago at the first tourna-
ment held in New England Balti-
more boWlers competed but they
/ found conditions entirely foreign to
i those which governed their section of
the south and they never returned to
f., another New England tournament
| The trouble was caused by the fact
! that in New England four and one
half ball and a small duck pin is used
| while in the entire rest Of the United
| States wherever duck pins are bowIed
! the pin is a much larger one, being
| better known as the Baltimore duck.
| and the ball used was never less than
| five inch in diameter and often five
| and one-half inch.
| Standardize Pin
| It was less than week ago that the
/ Atlantic Coast Bowling association
| made the greatest move ever inaugur-
| ated in the duck pin game. At meet
! ings in various parts Of New England
and in New ork, Philadelphia, Wash
| ington and Baltimore, an agreement
! was reached for a standardized pin,
| and from now on, starting with the
| May tournament of the Atlantic Coast
Bowling association in Boston, the
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11

material on hand at the training
camp and with the addition of Ed
die Collins he should land his team in
the first division. Donovan has all
the best wishes of the New York
fans, but the material on hand is
poor Unless he obtains by trade or
develops some stars at the training
camp the Yanks are not likely to
show this year. Moran has task
set out for him. He has a fair vet
eran material and a few promising
youngsters at the training camp but
the outlook for the Phillies is not
bright. In the Federal league Ma
gee has a fine team on hand. and it
is more than likely that he will shine.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11
O'ROURKE HOPS BACK.

Frank O'Rourke, the former
Bridgeport shortstop of Elizabeth, N.
j., who jumped from the Wilkesbar-
re, New York state league club, to
the Newark Feds last week, has
taken another Brodie back to the
Wilkesbarre team. 1t developed yes
terday that frankie had torn up the
contract he signed with Powers and
had gone to Wilkesbarre, where he
will see President Pat Noonan about
being sold to the Chicago Nationals.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11
WAITS
Of BELL.
Be Signal for
10 America.

h l IL eddie
hampton of the
Ritchie, a chal-
b, will box ten
addison Square
lin recent years
Eal interest. The
een training at
led q strenuous
last night and
prk city about
chie INDUCED in
p's Gynana SUM
been his stamp
u two weeks.
der realizes the
umed, and has
q business Like
avor to regain
bndon last July,
it either win by
decisively out
he former con-
able but Ritchie
i and speed in
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11

Silent Grays.
c.. johnson ......... 95 S0-175
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11
tTCHEII.
) working out this
hsiun fitted UP at

y looking chap
is him to be just
IS. He has been
bnd has made a
oder. This climb
only by serious
and giving the
beck oning Of the
he first stepped
met some of the
hue and what is
a a few OF them.
stock are grow
s saved one place
championship.
eeping challenge
prld for his man
some day have a
lie.
hame is Eddie
Pne of the few
he prestige Of
GOD wherever he
lsual for the fans
b a second and
ain Ketchel will
3 nnitts with any
is in need of
Be sixteen ounce
title danger that
eograph Of any
blows.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11
HARVARD WRESTLERS EASY

New Haven, Conn, March IL
Yales wrestling team had no trouble
in defeating Harvard, in the animal
dual meet here last night, 10 to 4
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11
JESS WILLARD BAIKS.
Not Going TO Havana For Bout Until
Financial Matters Arc Adjusted.

Ell Paso, Texas, March 11-Jess
Willard declares that as far as he
is concerned his match with Jack
Johnson at Havana, Cuba, had not
been arranged definitely
The matter of finances had not been
adjusted to his satisfaction, it was
learned -
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11
III Kenny
Fay.

ia st Grand
his manager,
and will re-
dtys prepara-
Adams, where
pit >his skill
t boys in the
ans may hear
Tippy Fay has
sbout in this city
Kenny of
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Northeast Philadelphia

Mr., and Mrs. W. Il. Smith entertained
last week at their home 1928 North Ork-
ncy street. Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. II. Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. I'll.
Zimmer, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Leonard Mr.
and Mrs. j. Pelster, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Dehmer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brosch, Mrs
Sadie Maurer, Mr., Frank Maurer, Mr.
Edward Maurcr, Miss Anna Mourer and
Mrs. George Lynford.
Miss Agnes Anderson, of 3l25 Hartville
street, Is back I'm town after an eX-
tended trip to several Southern points.
Her itinerary included Newport. Fayctte-
vile md Lewisburg, n. c., where she
was the guest for several weeks of Mr..
and Mrs. d. c. High.
Miss Sue Kennedy and Miss Margaret
Kennedy. of 2i33 East Dauphin street en-
tertained a number of their friends the
later part of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Fielder, of 1912
BuCkus street, gave an interesting party
Sunday afternoon in honor of the 10th
anniversary of their marriage. Mr. Fled
Ter Is one of the veterans of the police
department. having served for n quarter
of a century. He Is still on active duty.
Mrs. Meyer Bachman, of 9O7 North Sth
street. spent last week with relatives in
New York.
Miss Selma Levy, OF Baltimore, Md, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Stern of 9O3 North sth street,
A. the last meeting of the North
eastern Ladies' Benevolent Society, the
following committees were appointed;
Music Committee-Mrs. H. Daroff. Mr~
r. J. Mcman. Miss Rose Daroff and Mr.
Jack Kornfeld.
Flower Committee-Miss Rose Daroff,
Miss Mayme X. Kolinsky, Miss Rebecca
Newman, Miss Nan Cohen. Miss Leanore
Solodor, Miss Sara lehman and Miss
Elizabeth Daroff. Arrangements have
hecn completed for the lith annual ball
of the society. to be held Tuesday eve
ming, December II, at Apollo Hall, 1926
North Broad street.
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What's Doing Tonight

Manufacturer REPRESENTATIVE dinner, Belle
yue- -Stratford; 6.3O o'clock.
Lecture on housing conditions in Philadel-
phia. Church Of 81. Jude and the Nativity; s
o o'Clock. Free.
Lecture, Franklin Institute; o'clock. Free,
Health talk. William Penn High School 10th
and Wallace streets; o'clock Free,
Browning Society New Century Drawing
Room; o clock.
Reception to the British Consul and Mrs,
Wilfrid Powell by the nansatlanti Society,
Bellevue Stratford; to I o'clock.
Dinner. Wharton Association. Hotel Adelphia;
I o'clock.
I.yeeunt Institute. Teller Memorial Building,
Broad and Jefferson streets; sl5 O'Clock
West Philadelphia Business Men Baltimore
avenue and 50th street; 5 o'clock. Free.
Central Germantown Avenue Business Men,
2S49 Germantown avenue: O'Clock. Free.
Tloga business Men. 3543 Germantown ave-
nue.; o'clock, Free.
CohOcksink Business Men, Germantown ave
nue. and Ith street, o'clock. Free.
Play and dance Royal Arcsnum Hospital
Associations; Lu Lu Temple
Lecture, London" by 7. A.. MaWhinney.
Lyceum Institute, Broad and Jefferson streets.
Wagner Free Institute of Science, exhibition
OF projection apparatus; o'clock.
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NANCY WYNNE'S DAILY COMMENTS
ON VARIOUS SOCIAL EVENTS
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wurts Page Will
Be introduced at Tea This Afternoon-Theatre
Parties and Other Affairs

a visit to their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Darby OF Seaford Del Miss
Boyer's marriage TO Mr.. Allen George
will probably take place in the early
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Henry Carver,
of Wister road, spent the weekend in
New York
ST, DAVtDs.-The third subscription
dance of the ST. David's Club was held
In the clubhouse on Saturday evening
Among those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Ball. MIR and Mrs. John A.
Tillotson, Mr.. and Mrs, L. II Ritten-
house, Of Haverford Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Winthrop Coffin, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Howell Mr. and Mrs Pearson Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs w Allen Barr Mr.. and
Mrs, William II. Roberts Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Bayliss, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Muller. Mr. and Mrs Stevens and
Or. and Mrs. Wilbur Horn. of Bryn
Mawr
WAYNE.-Mrs. j. Arthur Standen gave
small informal luncheon at her home
on Midland avenue yesterday the guests
later going TO the library card party,
Mrs. George Aman entertained the Rad
nor Townhp Suffrage Party at n recep-
tion. in her home. Tuesday afternoon,
In honor of Miss Mabel Vernon, of Will
Mr., J S. Freeman and family, of
Runnyl. 1de avenue, are making an ex-
tcnsivcAtour In the West,
Mrs. Thomas Leaning has closed her
house In Wayne and moved into her
town house 1l5 South 2ist street Her
sister. Miss Mary *. Baker, and Mr..
Stevens Heckscher will spend the winter
with her
Miss Ella Weideman was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l. DIM of Honey
brook, over the Weekend.
BERWYN.-Mr. and Mrs Aubrey Hus-
ton will close Singleton today and
spend the winter with Mrs. Huston's s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Coates.
of I'LL Spruce street
Mrs w. u. Christman, of Washington.
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
George X. Maxton on Knox road.
Miss Pendleton. who has been spend
ing the summer at the Ogden Farm, will
leave on December 1 to spend the winter
in the South.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02
West PHILADELPHIA

A dancing class, which meets at the
Carpenter studio every fortnight, includes
among It's members Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander NJ. De Haven, DR.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Casio, Mr. and Mrs. James Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison N. Diesel, Mr
and Mrs. Edward Newton Haag. Mr.. and
Mrs X. f. Sellers. MIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward Fell Lukens, Mr.. and Mrs. u. p.
Challenger, Mr.. and Mrs. David Eaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Fryer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs Burns, Mr.. and
Mrs Collins, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
llwee. MIR and Mrs. Bricker Mr.. and
Mrs. Peters and MIR and Mrs. Kates.
The next meeting will take place this
evening.
The Hamilton Whist Club held club
night last night for members and their
friends at the clubhouse. 25i South 4lst
street.
Mrs. George w. Stinson, of 645 South
55th street, entertained her pinochle club
on Monday afternoon. The guests includ-
cd Mrs. Almond Gray, Mrs. John Toram,
Mrs. Mary 11helhaus. Mrs Charles Baum
gartner, Mrs. James Keenan, Mrs. Horace
Morrison and Mrs. Edward Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Langston, Of
$3.50 Addison place, entertained their
bridge club Saturday evening. Among
their guests we're MIR. and Mrs Harrison
Cady. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowan and Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew McViclSar.
Miss Margaret Mclaughlin. of 37O7 Lo-
Gust street. entertained Miss Agnes G.
Burns, of Perth Amboy N. j., over the
week. end
Mrs. y. Gallagher, of 322 North FELTON,
street, entertained few friends on sun
day evening, among those present being
Miss Kathryn Cannon, Mr.. John Cram.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] Garvey, Mrs. j. Con-
dram Mr.. William Condran, Miss Ger
;rudc Gallagher, Mr.. John Fisher ana
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Condran.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward MacAdams. OF
5i5 North 63d street, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of daughter,
Mary Elizabeth MacAdams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02
RED CROSS SEALS ON SALE
Christmas Stickers to Aid Fight
Against tuberculosis

The Red Cross Christmas seals We're
placed on sale today throughout the city
and State. More than 100000 of these
holiday stickers have been distributed
throughout the city, according to the
Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention
of Tuberculosis. which acts as agent for
the American Red Cross for the sale of
these stamps in Pennsylvania. and rec
ord sale Is predicted.
The stickers We're distributed through
out the city in autos, the use of which
were donated by the local automobile
firms, and may he purchased from the
hospitals, department stores, booths in
the central pOstoffice and in numerous
small stores in every section of the city.
The proceeds from the sale OF the
stamps go to further the campaign
against the spread of the white plague,
In Pennsylvania, 100000 seals are now
on sale, and 2250O0.OlD throughout the
country. Last year more than $4,000 was
raised by the sale Of the seals in Penn
sylvania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02
Personals

BIT. and Mrs, George r Thompson.
Eho have been making their home in
Sahfornla since spring, have returned to
4lofristown. Mrs, Thompson before her
marriage, several years ago, was Miss
Ehzabeth Deaver. daughter of DIR. and
street.
MT. John Gilbert. of Red Top, Rydal.
t,ho hho has been spending the summer with
As family at Eaglesmere. will leave
shortly TO spend several weeks in the
adirondack Mountains, New York.
The first of a series of supper-dances
vas held at the Rittenhouse Monday
nsht under the patronage of Mrs, b.
~ .naustine. Mrs. Granville lie Maitre. Mrs.
N rrlnoinas Berry and Mrs. Samuel Eckert.
sember H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02

Notices for the Society page will be
accepted and printed In the Evening
Ledger, but All such notices must be
wrItten ON one side OF the paper. must be
signed In full, with fun address, and
when possible telephone number muzk be
given
Send ali such communications 10
Society Editor" EYenInE Ledger, eos
Chestnut street.
unlezs thess requirements are carried
oat 80 thai serlaeaiion mas be poazihls.
the netaee alli nat be pablished-
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Wilmington

Miss Esther Bancroft is home from
Mrs. Coates school in New York, and
has as her guests at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bancroft,
Miss Stella Cook. of San Antonio, Tex,
who is attending Miss Wlckhan's school
in New York, and Miss Helen Rosenield
and Miss Henriette Magic, of Chicago, Ill
The Army-Navy football game on Sat
urday was attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
David Lindsay, Sr,. who left early Satur-
day morning; Miss Grace Weldin and
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Nields
Mrs. II. w. Briggs, accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. II. h. Wright, has returned
home after an extensive Western trip that
included visits to both the California eX-
positions.
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LansdoWne

Mrs. II. +. o'Daniel. Of North Lans-
downe avenue. is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Meter. OF Allentown. who
came down for the Penn-Cornell game
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Moon. of "a East
Stewart avenue, are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. John Henderson. OF Newark. N. ].
Mrs. Jehn D. Walters, of Marshall road.
will entertain at luncheon today IN
honor Of her guest. Mrs. Frank X. Foley.
of Reading. Covers viii be laid for u
guests.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Presbyterian
church will hold a large doll bazaar in
the 20th Century Club on December 4.
Mr.. Oscar H Iokanson will give an
Illustrated talk on Famous Beautiful
buildings OF the World and Interesting
Facts About Them" TO members o1 ths
Baptist Church on December !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02
Chestnut Hill

Mrs, Isaac Moore Simonin, of Navahoe
and Moreland avenues, will give a
luncheon on. Saturday. December 4. in
honor of Mrs, Eugene Burlington. of
Evanston, ILL.,, who is her guest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02
Along the Main Line

,tahriON.-Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilson
sieaton, of Berkley road and Wynnewood
ssenue. with their infant daughter. will
spend the Christmas holidays In Balu-
more with Mrs Heatons parents. Mr..
ana Mrs, Charles Sydney Winder.
WfNNEWOoD.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
= Murray. Miss Helen Murray. of Lam
sssler road accompanied by Miss Laura
sieeoHan ana Miss Elizabeth coane.
! n.otored over to New York last week to
@stsad the Army and Navy game.
ar and Mrs. Edgar Boles. of New
FORK, will spend the Christmas holidays
ei.h Mr., Boles' parents, Mr., and Mrs.
seorge II. Bolss. OF Kent road.
..ARDMoRE.-Mr. and Mrs Richard
1sans Norton Will entertain l2 guests at
Rad
ar and Mrs. Harvey NJ Boyer have
sssAfnsd from motor trip to the shore
sfsr the Thanksgiving holidays. Aliss
saalasl kea Boyer aud har sister, AIRS.
: l. Irving. VIII return this week from
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day from until 5 o'clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Belts enter
tanned at 800 at their home, Oak Lane
avenue and Old York road last evening.
The guests included the members of
the club, Mr., and Mrs. c. w, Van Arts
dalen, Mr.. and Mrs. William Glasgow,
Mr.. and Mrs, Raymond Raff, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. b. Mccall. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Kolb. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Trump and
Mr. and Mrs. ] +. c. kiel.
Mrs. Wenz. of 5OOi Marvine street, Lo-
gan, entertained her bridge club yester-
day afternoon at her home. The mem
bers are Mrs. Louis Asbury, Mrs.
Charles Dalrymple, Mrs. Lukens, Mrs.
Judd, Mrs Edmond Briekley, MIS-. Ma
gee and Mrs. Morris Carson.
Mrs. Frederick Morris of Valley Farm,
Washington lane and Church road, Chel-
ten Hills. Is holding a series of sewing
classes at her home on Wednesday after
Moons through the winter under the di-
reetion OF Mrs. Kenneth Endres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Muford, of Green
wood avenue. Wyncote, have returned
from Atlantic City, where they spent sew
eral days this week
Miss Marjorie Kent, of Bent road.
Wyncote, Pa, has as her guest for
fortnight Miss Louise Matthews. of Eas-
ton, Md. Many informal entertainments
will be given in honor of Miss Matthews
during her visit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02

Mrs. Sadie Miller, of 3577 Queen lane,
Falls of Schuylkill. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfield Clark, of North Sth street, were
members of house party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip johnson at their home
in Logan, from Thursday to Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02
Camden and Vicinity

Mr.. Edward George, of Smyrna. Del,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John ].
Kane. of 2sl2 Adams avenue, North Cam
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Golz are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of a
daughter. Mr. Golz formerly lived at
6th and Elm streets. and is a well-known
pianist His wife was Miss Effie Leland.
the violinist. of West Philadelphia.
Miss Lucy Biddle Lewis spoke on what
she saw in the war zone last summer
Yesterday afternoon in tine Friends Meet
ing House Cooper street above eth street
The Maternity Relief Association will
hold a meeting after the talk.
Mayor and Mrs. Charles II Ellis, OF
sl5 south 5th street. have announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss Laura
Ellis. TO Mr.. Greer Miller,
Nh, and Mrs Andrew Smith. of 9Th and
Penn streets. entertained In honor OF
Ar. and Mrs. Linwood A. Miller. hefors
their departure fof their new home Ii
Toledo. o.
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DANCING

Waonot. 1880 n. Broad St Phone Dia s3s
eSaASA Sociable Every Wed. q sat. Evgs.
Scholars b19ss PFos Toght ass Pod kTs5s T5rg ISa @
Scholars Mod. Country Dance Nj Mon Eyg.
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Bala-CVnWYd

MT. anu NlTS, lneOuOTe H. SCOlI ndN'-
had as their guests over the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays at their home on Bala ave-
nue. Mr.. and Mrs. John Condor, Jr.. of
Garden City. L. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander ]. Christie,
of Llandrillo road. entertained Mrs.
Chrstie's cousins, Mr. and Mrs J. II.
Conrad. and their son, Mr.. Louis Con-
rad, Of Hanover, Pa. also Mrs. Martin
and Miss Agnes Martin as their house
guests over the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. George w, Lincoln, of Bryn Mawr
avenue, entertained her Wednesday aft
ernoon card club yesterday. Those pres
ent were Mrs, Walter Brokall. Mrs.
Frederick O'Daniels. Mrs. Clarence Rob.
erts Mrs, George Dawes, Mrs, George
Haggarty, Mrs, Edlyun Davis and Mrs.
John McAvoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Edward Harrison,
of Bordentown, y. j.. will next week
visit Mrs, Harrison's brother-in-law ano
sister, Mr., and Mrs. r. Horace Grigg, of
Bryn Mawr avenue and Lodges lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Fleck entertained
the members of their dancing class Mon
day night in their garage on Bala ave-
nue., Bala
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-02

Mrs Robert Whteslde, Of 1927 Lauriston
street, gave an informal musicale fol-
lowed by n buffet supper last night for
the members of her sewing circle.