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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
MATINEE MUSICAL CLUB
The Next Concert of This Very Up-to-date
Club Will Be Held March 30.

Mrs. William Il. Mount has arranged a most
attractive program for the concert Of the Matt
Musical club at the Roosevelt on Tuesday
ing Of duos on two pianos by Mrs l.. Howard
Weathcrley and Mrs. Mount. Mrs Linch and
Mrs. Butterworth are to he the piano accom-
panists for the concert.
The program will include: Piano solos-"L'
Alouette" CBaakreW) "Etude, Op. %" tAren-
slSy). Lavna Gertrude King.
songs-"Mornng' CWoodman), "rhe Star"
URogcrs), Helen f. Voshage
Piano solo-"Polonaise'' CMos2kowsl<b, Mrs
Joseph II. Stopp
Songs" Floods of Spring" URachmaninoffl,
"From the Land of the Sky-bIue Water Cad
mann, Beatrice Flint Collin.
Piano solos" Romance" CSchuetD, "Grillew''
(Schumann), "Moto Perpetuo" tMacDowelD,
Mrs. l.. Howard Weatherley
Scenes from Carmen" in costume CBzeu,
Mrs. John Dunn. Jr., and William Dowdell.
Piano solos-Prelude from First Modern
Suite" NiacDoweD, Meditation" Crschaikow-
SIKH. Elizabeth Gest.
Songs-"A Gay Butterfly" GIawley), My
Garden" &C. Linn Seller, Edna Hoppe Rosen-
thai.
Piano solo-"Driftng" (FrmD, Marie Belt.
Songs-"Traum Durch die Daemmerung"
tstrauss), "Wiegenlied" dHumperdnclo. Anna
Laura Johnson.
Duos for two pianos" AGeIodie' CsIoszkowskD,
"Scherzo" CArenskyJ Mrs. Weatherley and Mrs.
Mount.
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ALONG THE READING


Mr.. and Mrs. William West Frazier. .Jr.. and
family who have been spending the winter at
their town house, 2i32 Spruce street will move
to Tockinsion, their country home on Meet
hshouse road Jcnkiutown ON April for the
spring and early summer
musicale for the benefit Of the Arlington
Memorial Hospital and Christ Home, tIatboro.
VIII be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
nome of Mrs. lance Peters, in wyncote
silver Offering will he taken, and the program
VIII be as follows Mrs. Peters, pianist: Mrs
Russel, soprano and Mrs. Batezell, contralto
tD Die Jongleurin' c''The Jugglers'y. Most-
owstl; t2) THE Years at the Spring" Mrs
H. II. a. Beach; t0 "a Birthday" Huntington
Woodman; 90 "Rhapsodie Hongroise 40 g."
Liszt; C5) "Etude" CChnese thcmel Arensky;
W"The Fairy's Lullaby" Alice Adelaide Need
ham; ca My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice."
Samson and Delilah," Saint saeus; CS) Fire
Music C'Die Walkure'O. Wagner
Mrs. Laura ~ Brown, Of Montgomery ave-
nue., Elkins Park, will be the hostess Mt tea
tomorrow afternoon, from until O'Clock
Among Mrs Browns guests will bc Mrs.
Thomas G. Poole, Mrs. Frank Kilgorc. Mrs
Paul PLY, Mrs. Reuter- Mrs. Thomas Jackson,
Mrs. John Costello and Mrs. John Carson
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CHARITY AFFAIRS
st. Luies Hospital in Toxic to BE Ben
efcary of Fair Held April 6.

Much interest is being manifested in the fair
to be held at the home of Mrs Robert W.
Downing 1924 Locust street. on the afternoon
of Tuesday April 6, by the Junior AuXi.iary of
the Church of Holy Trinity. The beneficiary
will be Saint Luke's Hospital in Toxic, Japan,
for which the Junior Auxiliary of the Diocese
of Pennsylvania has agreed to raise a large
sum.
Miss Helen Tower, Miss Gertrude Tower and
Miss Margaret Berwind will be in charge of
the flower booth, and the fancy work table
Eleanor Arnett and Miss Roberta Downing
Miss Helen Semple and Miss Anna Gilpin will
have charge of the cake and candy table; Miss
Marguerite Milne and Miss g. Beatrice Fox, Of
the gardening; Miss Edith Pleasanton and Miss
Margaret C!awson, the books; Miss katherine
Seeler. Miss Adelaide FIagg. Miss Florence
Muszey and Miss Elizabeth Miller. the useful
articles Miss Cornne Freeman Miss Catherine
Lennig, Miss Louise Grey and Miss Rachel
Filter, the 1O-25-cent table.
The grab-bag will be in charge OF Miss l..
Finley Cook Miss Nancy Cook, Miss Elise
Klapp, Miss Susan Doughten and Miss Marie
Doughten. Miss Frances Randall and Miss
Alice Atlee Will dispense lemonade, with the
assistance of a number of younger girls as
Bartlett, Miss Margaret Prichard Miss Elise
Clark, Miss Helen Moore and Miss Mary Fiero
In accordance with the object for which they
working the young ladies will be in jap
anese garb,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

MFRS. HANNAH vANZANT OF 3o26 Mana
lNl yunk avenue, has issued invitations for
the marriage Of her daughter, Mrs Eva NJ,
Gauke to Frank sterner, Of ii29 Fleming
street on Wednesday night March 81, at her
home The BRIDES attendants will be her sis
ter. Miss Lillian Vanaant maid Of honor; Miss
May Kelly. flower girl and Miss Katharine
Wright aud Master Montgomery Gaukel, rib
hon bearers. MIR. Sterner will have Charles
Parson for his best man. The ceremony will
be followed by a reception
Mr. and Mrs Frank j. Mayer. Of i246 Penn
street will celebrate their goth wedding annl-
versary on Saturday evening. The guests will
lie Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Evans. Of Shoemaker
VILE; Harry Reinhod Dr John II Castor.
Harry J. Neil, Of Boston, william Jones, J.
Waiter Bromley. Frank Rennie, Lieutenant
1chn Barry. John l.. Fox, Herman NedIlS,
George Evans Miss lanette Bieher Miss Helen
Sher Miss Marie Wilson. Miss Helen Simpson,
Miss Pauline Mctzger. Miss Bertha kohcr, of
Egg Harbor, Miss Lille Saunders Miss Flor
ence Miller Miss Elsie Kicuder Joseph john
son will render several muscal solos
\ promenade. concert and dance in aid of the
Lady ot Mercy Church will be held a. the
start promptly at o'clock. The games Will
he played in order euchre, 800" and bridge.
Handsome prizes will be awarded La Favorita
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FRANKFORT

Arrangements well under way for the
annual bazaar to be held April Il in St Doml-
MICS Hall for the benefit of the new school
building The affair is under the personal d.
rection Of the Rev, James Coakley, and the diff.
ferent societies of the church are rnerEetcnlly
working to make this bazaar a memorable one.
The knights OF Columbus will have booth in
the shape Of a boat which will be called SANTA
Maria; the b, V, Sodality are planning Jap
anese construction; there will be fancy table
belonging to the beneficial society, and an Irish
cabin which promises to be very unique and
interesting, Good music will be furnished, in
which the talented members OF the younger
set will participate,
The members of the Union Club were enter
tanned by Mrs. Franklin Cartledge at her home,
SlO2 Decatur street. Many of the members were
present and a great deal OF sewing, which is
done by the club for charity was accomplished
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Quartet will entertain the guests prior to the

Quartet will entertain the guests prior to the
games.
4 delightful birthday party given TO
7-year-old Frank McMurry 2s6O North orkney
street Young and old mingled together among
the guests Miss Eta Geiselman proved to be
an adept performer on the piano and played
during the singing Of Miss Annce Wilcox, Miss
agnes Wilcox. Miss Amelia Milky and Miss
Margaret Hunsicker. others present were Miss
Virginia Kiefe, Miss Catherine Conrad, Joseph
Stcpkal, Miss Ethel Wilcox, Miss Ida Wilcox.
charles Richards Miss Lizzie Cooley, Edward
Cooley, Miss Nellie Dufton, Miss Ethel Dufton.
ensteiner. Miss Amelia Ruggaber, Willie Connor,
Joseph Sweeney, Miss Regena Sweeney Miss
Marie Geselman and Victor Geiselman.
Mrs. w. r. MCDade entertained last week a
daintily arranged party at her home, 1920 West
Arizona street. Dancing, music, songs and reei-
tntions marked the evening. The house was
appropriately decorated with fsstoons and
hangings
The guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hannin, MIR Kicker Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lardn,
Mr.. and Mrs ONelll. Jack West, Mr. and Mrs.
kllgore, Miss McDonough. Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward McDade, Sidney Adams, william Dietrich.
Miss Call, Miss Tillle Finesnger D. Bowers,
Frank Donnclly Miss Anna Sinkler Herbert
Holland, Edward NcCauiey stephen Bair,
Frederick Graf and Miss Ruth Smith.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Laura NJ Hutton, of 1854 Wilmington
street was hostess at n 800" card party last
evening when her guests were Miss Gwendolyn
Taylor Miss Evelyn r. Jarden, Miss Lorraine
Bernet Miss Leah f. Conway, Mr. and Mrs
William II. Wentz. Mr.. and Mrs, A Lynn
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs, r. Jules Lafore' Lewis
"a. Hale Clarence A. Hutton, Ellwood X. Acker
Jr. Harry q. c. Williams and Harry Roberts
The Gamma Sigma Girls, chaperoned by Miss
Elizabeth Allison, held their annual reunion
last week at the Rittenhouse. During the din
ner announcement of the engagements of sew
eral of the girls was made. Dancing and music
marked the evening. Those present were Miss
Florence NJ Allison, Miss Edna d. Bewighouse
Miss Nellie Dougherty, Miss e. Avina Fischer,
Miss Edna NJ Fischer Miss Estella Hagan,
Miss Gertrude s Hagan, Miss Irene B, Murphy
Miss Marie Murphy, Miss Florence W, Smith,
Miss Eleanor NJ Sawyer and Miss hargurts
Thompson
A Sunshine Club" has been organized BY
Glass No. 80, OF the Sunday School of Cook
man Methodist Episcopal Church, Lshigh
nue. and 18th street. Meetings will be held
monthly at the homes of the members who
are Miss Irma Masteler Miss jeanette Runzer
Miss MAZDA Evans. Miss Virginia HILL Miss
Lillian Ralph Miss Clara Bauseh, Miss Helen
Cooper and Miss Grace Welsh, The officers
are Miss Sadie Erwin, president; Miss Edna
somers, secretary, and Miss Mildred Asmus
treasurer
One OF the series OF interesting meetings
being held IN the FaiFhill Meeting House. Ger
mantown avenue and Cambria street. viii take
place tonight Reuben B. Kester, a noted
speaker in the Society OF Friends. will make
an address on The Need Of Religious Asso-
elatlon and Fellowship" This VIII be followed
By a talk on How 70 Work Il Out by Al
bert Lawton, Of New York.
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TIOGA

The Junior Christian EndsaVor Society of the
Temple Baptist Church. I'D and Tiosa streets,
will give Il novel and attractive entertainment
tonight in the lecture room. The program will
include a Japanese fan drill and a little sketch,
The Dream of Mother Goose" The children
who will take part are Miss Florence TGbere,
Miss GLADYS Ebare, Miss Elizabeth Dilks Miss
Helen Mullin, Miss Gladys Bowers Miss Made
lene Jones, Miss Myrtle Tindall, Miss Alice
Ochs, Miss Mary Jones. Miss Minerva IIille-
gas, Miss Elizabeth HOndleF Miss Marian zon-
dler, Harold Saurman, Raymond Tindall Ar
thur Zondler and Warren Graf, Miss Ethyl
limestone will be heard in several piano solos.
At the birthday party given by Mr.. and Mrs
Hall Connolly, of 500 West Venango street, for
their daughter, Miss Chrssie Connolly, the
guests included Miss Sarah Barnes Miss
Emma Nickol. Miss Ruth Hunter Miss Miriam
Hausman, Miss Hilda Beck. Miss May Hol-
lingsworth, Miss Iris Fale, Miss Elsie Gerlach
Miss Helen Geary, Miss Edith Kramer, Robert
Kerr, Samuel Perry, Paul Beck, Carl Bitterlick
Bernard Halliday, Henry Gourley Frederick de
Frances, William Hunter and Stanley Boyer
The decorations pink and white the Aow-
ers used being sweet peas.
Glass No Il of the Ann Carmichael Presby-
terlan Church will give musical and dramatic
entertainment in the lecture hall OF the church
on Tuesday evening, April 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
GERMANTOWN

1s Rufus Scott, of 6sll wissahickon ave-
"ni leave today for Hot Springs, Va, for
''0Ft stay,
- sarah A. Sim, OF WisteF street and
~ avenue. is spending some time in At
z and Mrs. Walter F. Praul. of 59O7 Greene
entertained at dinner last evening in
OF Mr. and Mrs. William ], Meclosr
4. ana Mrs J. Edmund Bronson. of 10 West
T'sn avenue. who have been spending a few
rIs N Atlantic City. have returned to their
uA y heGlll OF the Tplpehocken Apart
= visiting friends IN New York. city,
,usl L. White Of Thorp's lane, is visiting
~ N East Palestine o,
Hsfolipe Osborne viii give a dance In
week for the members Of the senior
q the Stevens School at the Old York
2'asIy Club.
small party who attended the dance at
P 'ast night included Mr.. and MIS-.
eelahan, hr. and Mrs. William
NJ ana Mrs Arthur Harding and Miss
''ii'k
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

4 nASYD-Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Maicls will
Htha the weekend at Atlantic City.
. NJ and Mrs. Henry Baker have moved to
Hyland, where they have bought large
! I'M Mrs. Baker formerly lived in Bala, and
n frequently visited in Cynwyd as the guest
RheF sister Mrs, Frederick c. Newbourg, Jr.
Ass Myrtle tombstone, of Cynwyd, entertained
Monday evening at her home. The guests
pHpded Miss Ursula Seeburger, Miss Naomi
Aafnan. Miss Adele Blair, Miss Rebecca Gold
t'a' Earle Buckley, Stewart Unkles, j. p. ID.
sms, Cecil Kraut, Duke Ramsey Mckinney and
~ Bodle,
AA-AIr and Mrs. John G. Fleok will give
uAnce at the Cynwyd Club on April G..
arg Mary A. Hartley, of Edgehill road, en-
F'alned her sewing club at luncheon yes
|F'Sly' Among the members are Mrs j. Sam
y stephenson. Mrs. Calvin r. Child, Mrs.
fqoert j. Tily. Mrs Frederick C. Newbourg.
g mrs Walton, Mrs Stephen B. Tily, Mrs.
,.spn " Little, Mrs ]. Charles Parry, Mrs.
~ . Ebubach. Mrs. e. Clark Rawllns, Miss
lslaVey' Mrs. Frank seeburger Mrs. George
s''l'an and Mrs A. W. Piekford
-tAloN-Mrs. Edgar B. Howard and her
~ children have returned to Merton aftt-
n -0n'h's stay at Hot Springs. Va,
william II. Patterson, OF the Little
IN House. and her little daughter, Miss
NV Patterson, will leave next week for
,4rneld' Conn. where they will visit Mrs.
Il ostrom, Mrs Patterson's sister
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OeSocia/
and
EeTS OHd/

,vAT, CONSTRUCTORS hlIhAhb DUN
Ns,N GATBwOoD, u. S. N, and Mrs.
"a entertained at dinner last night be-
N dance at Mannheim. Their guests in
* urs Edward Kintner, Mr.. and Mrs.
PIX 81 and Dalton Harrison of San Fran
~" r,.o dinner was given in honor Of Mr.
wbo is spending some time here as
mS 80 Naval Constructor and Mrs. Gate
,ho dined together we're Mr. and Mrs
W. middleton. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eek
A.. and Mrs Robert John Hughes Mr.
~. Avian Evanson Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
.rt Mr. and Mrs Henry NJ. JUST Wal
lArgelere.
sydney Emlen Hutchinson and her chill
nave gone to Atlantic City for the Easter
Ways
Z. Alexander y. Coke, who has been spend
y tortnlght in Atlantic City, will spend
n sunday and Easter there also.
\. Alexander Mackay-s Smith and her daugh-
n I. ormerly Of this city, are staying at the
", Hotel in New York, having just returned
.n a stay in ormond, Fla.
p.oue dansant will be given at the Rit-
j .,o.s Hotel on Thursday night, April s.
~. until / o'clock Supper will be served
(. II o'clock.
~, seorae A. Brooke will give a dansant
!, .fsrnoon at Brooke House Mrs Byron
a Noulton will receive. Mrs. Brooke an
..u,ed that the tea which she had intended
+. M tomorrow has been postponed till later.
4 4, and Mrs. David Lewis will give
n, Marty at the Mask and Wig perform
n. Friday, April o, followed by supper.
\, Lewis will leave for New York tomor-
a 10 spend the wcek-cnd the guest of
4 n De Lancey Nicoll
A ui.s Roberta Brown Downing who has been
1.,udlnr Lent at Miss Walkers School at
i,l.wood, will return to her home on Satur-
III
US Alice X Newcome, of White Plains, N.
4 who delivered an address before the MEM
!. 4, Of the Dickens Fellowship at the Hotel
lnlon last night, will, during her visit here,
u The guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sessler,
1 aHayerford. Pa.
i Ms. william J. Baird. of Sl2 Pine street who
II ID New York, will return tomorrow.
Nj. and Mrs. Enoch Stuart Rogers and their
laughter, Miss Adele p. Rogers, of 226 South
|ah street, left for California yesterday.
luangements are under way for the annual
|hnquet of the classes of the Philadelphia
Trades School. 18th and Locust streets. A date
|khy in April Is expected to he arranged. The
|pnmIttee in charge Is Arthur Olsen, chair
|nin Edwin j. knight and Isadore Batstein,
[ committee consisting of Harry Edelman,
|aaman; Howard Nickel and Merritt Ash is
|laklng plans for a smoker and entertainment
bring the month of April for Glass of the
nme school, and Glass + will have an enter
hhment during the Easter season. One of the
bright features of the affair will be a minstrel
tfele The officers of f Glass are: William
Aprnngred, president; Arthur Zippler. vice
rlEdenti Robert Gordon, secretary; William
l'fa treasurer; Frederick Glenn review cor
REondent.
NJ and Mrs. Herbert C. Clark, of 34J South
Ah street, will entertain at dinner tonight.
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CHESTER AND VICINITY

Miss Vida ST. Clair Smith, supervisor of music
in the Chester public schools is attending the
convention OF National Music Supervisors at
Pittsburgh.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. {. Hoffman. of Madison
street have returned from visit to relatives
at Hanover, Pa.
Robert y. Hance has returned to his home in
Detroit. Mich. after being entertained for
week by Charles A. Foley, of Madison street.
Miss Velda MIburn, of West 9th street, 10
enjoying fortnight's sojourn at Atlantic City.
Benjamin T.. Grayson. of the 9Th ward has
returned from weeks trip through Maryland.
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LANSDOWNE

Mrs John Radcliffe, of Lansdowne, enter
tanned at bridge yesterday afternoon when her
guests were Mrs, Charles Gulick' Mrs LOUIS
Schwartz, Miss Amy Marie HeXamer' MISS
Eleanor Beetem. Miss Ethel Kneass, Miss
Eleanor Long, Mrs. G. Roy Mason, Mrs, Ray
Signor. Miss Jane Curran, Miss Minnesota p,
Craig. Mrs. Fred Geig. Miss Emily Ellison, Mrs.
LAHORE and Miss Carrie Beck,
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nicholl. of 1855 SAMSON
street. gave n birthday party to their daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Nicho.
Among those present we're Miss Katherine
Alexander Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Anna
Walters, Miss Helen Walters Miss Marie Has
sen Miss Anna Hassen Miss Marie McGuirk
and Mrs. Mary McGulrk. Mrs. McGurk gave
several solos on the piano which had been pre-
sentod TO Miss NichoIl by her parents as n
birthday gift.
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

\ social organization known in the Northeast
rs :he "Scycn German Brothers. met last
week al tho home of John Bechtle, 1919 North
Front street. After series of card games,
musical entertainment was furnished the
guests
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guests.
The Nesta club of the 3lst Ward celebrated
its 4O,n anniversary last week at It's club
house. Covers were laid for 200 guests. Songs,
speeches music and dancing filed the evening
with merrment. Magistrate John Mecleary,
president of the organization, retold its history
III 4 most original manner. The officers for
the year are: John Meceary, president Jesse
Pallatt, vice president; John Derbyshire sec
retary, and George IT, Grouse, treasurer.
The second grand annual outing of the T.
u. McDevitt Social and Beneficial Association
will be held April II at its Country club, Grand
avenue and Ashton road
George l.. JACKSON, Of 206S East Cumberland
street well known aud active in social circles
in Kensngton, will leave for Newport, Il, l.,
Tuesday to enter the training school Of the
United States navy, yeoman OF the third
class.
Tom Riley, prominent in social and athletic
circles among the younger set in the northeast.
will leave shortly to join the United States
cavalry. Riley s the holder Of many hand
some trophies won under the coors of the
Cambria y. c, in street runs and other forms
of sport.
A bazaar will he given in the basement of
the new Church of the Ascension, f and West
moreand streets. from April II to April H.
The various societies of the church are CO.
operating TO make the affair great success
Entertainment of all sorts will be furnished TO
amuse the young and old. Moving pictures
will be one of the main attractions.
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Miss Mary zegler, of East Greenwood ave-
nue. entertained the Alpha Beta Delta Sorority
at her home last evening. The members pres
ent were Miss Marion Gaucher, Miss Majorie
Young. Miss Myrtle Craig, Miss Helen Daven-
port Miss Helen Reid Miss Dorothy Humphries,
Miss Miriam Hart Miss Lillian Bloodsworth
and Miss Alma Underhill
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Mr. and Mrs. William Buckman, Of llli Main
street. gave reception to mark the 5oth an
niversary of their wedding Many guests were
present and many beautiful gifts we're received
Mr. Buchanan is the secretary of the Darby
School Board and ex-president OF the Darby
Fire Company No. l.
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WILMINGTON

An extra Friday evening dancing class. ar
ranged as an Easter festivity, will be held in
the New Century Club, Friday evening, April
ls Since the young people will be home from
school for the holidays, bringing with them
holiday guests the dance viii be unusually
gay,
Mr.. and Mrs Worrall B. clarkson OF 81.
Paul. Mimi Mrs. William B, McCioy and Miss
Helen Mecloy. Of Brooklyn, N, Y, are guests
OF Mrs. James B. Clarkson, Mr., and Mrs.
Clarkson are on their way home from Florida
After being away for three years, John Pres
ton poughten, vice consul al Kobe, japan, is
en- route for homs on the lndTa, Mr. nuughten
has come from Japan By the way Of the Pana-
"a Canal
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Priscilla Connolly of 323 Tasker street
has lust returned from a visit to Woodbury.
Heights where she was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs Joseph McEllvaine, formerly of West
Philadelphia
Mrs. H. Chds Hodgens. of 2lS West
Passyunk avenue, in the Grard Estate VIII
entertain the members of the Civic Club of the
18th Ward tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
During the business meeting there will be an
election of officers for the coming year
paper will he read by Mrs. Thomas Hurd.
Music and light refreshments will follow.
Mrs. Joseph Payne, of 1l55 South 18th street.
will entertain on Monday afternoon at a de-
IIqhtrn luncheon. Baskets of spring flowers
and matdenhair ferns win form the artistic
decorations The guests will include Miss
Bessie Hunter. Mrs. Willoughby, Mrs Vane'
Mrs. A. Calhoun, Mrs, Leonard, Mrs Windsor
and Mrs Seiffert
Miss Rose Borkon, of 1888 South street, will
entertain on Monday evening. There will he
an attractive supper for six, at which dafedlls
and white roses Will be artstIcally combined
in the decorations The favors will be dainty
little figures dressed as brides and resting on
white satin pincushions. Tho guests, who will
ba members of her sewing circle, will include
Mrs. Samuel NIellin. Mrs John Hutchinson
Mrs. William Webber, Mrs. Jane Clark and
Mrs. William Clark.
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Photo by Maresau.

Photo by MaFesau.
MRS. G. w. CURTIS
Mrs. Curtis viii be remembered as
Miss Grace Maxwell. Her marriage to
Mr.. Curtis took place in Lansdowne on
March 10, Mr., and Mrs. Curtis will
sail on Saturday for Buenos Aires,
where they viii live