Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
Northeast Philadelphia

Mr. Charles Knapp entertained his
friends Sunday during the opening of
his new summer home, the Bridgewater
Cottage. at Croydon on the Neshaminy,
Music. dancing. songs and trips on motor
boat Charles X added to the merriment
of the occasion. The Penn Treaty Band
was a feature of the opening. Seated
at the snapper dinner were Mr. Warren
Thompson, Mr.. William frost Mr..
Charles Cooper, Mr.. James Maxwell, Mr..
Larry OConnor, Mr.. Thomas Quinn. Mr..
William Geiger, MIR. Christian Whitman,
Mr.. David Alexander. Mr.. James Nc
Lardy. Mr., William Hill, Mr. George
Wood, Mr.. Thomas Golden, Mr.. Michael
Walsh, Mr.. Thomas Gallagher Mr..
Charles Gallagher and Mr. William
Gallagher,
A reception was given by Mr.. and Mrs
solomon Carson at their home in Chester
Friday evening In honor of the engage
ment of Mrs. Garsons brother, Mr.. Israel
Phillips, prominent young business man
of 2Il7-19 Kensington avenue, to Miss
Bella Seigle, 1907 Folsom street.
June 20 has been set for the wedding
at the home of Miss Selgle. After a brief
honeymoon trip through the South the
young couple will reside in the North
east.
Fascinating Fannie Brown" two-act
play and n musical entertainment, will be
given by the choir of ST. Luke's Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. in the Parish
House, Huntington and B streets. We'd
nesday evening, at o'clock. The pro-
ceeds will be donated to the Organ Fund
of the church. Among the others prom
lnent in the cast are Miss Margaret Nc
Mr. Edward Adams
Mr. Arthur Jacobs. 2217 North Front
street, will entertain a group of friends
at his cottage on the Neshaminy Creek
this coming Sunday
An elaborate stag reception will be
given at the Robert Greer Club, GIG East
GIrard avenue. Wednesday evening.
June Q. Recltative, song and musical en-
tertainment will be important numbers
on the program. Lahmiller's Orchestra
will play during the affair. The toast
muster - Raymond Thompson The
comm ttee in charge is Harry Lawson.
Fran Mann, Horace Hetteroff, George
Wnitl, John Wanner. Frederick Walls.
Charles Snyder John Mclaughlin. In
yitntlonH have been forwarded TO Mr.,
James Dorney. Jr, George Abel. Grover
weIner Edward Fisher Walter Martin,
McLoughlin, John Geiger, Frank Harmer,
John Harmer, Clarence Manderson, Dan
lei Capehart. Charles Mack Charles
Knapp. Walter Wright Thomas Shafrer
Harry McGulgan, Rennick Sleek. The
guests OF honor will be Lieutenant
sauers. OF the East Girard avenue police
station, and Robert Greer
The Kingsley Literary Club held its
meeting at the home of Miss
Louise Eiser, 500 East Westmoreland |
street, Monday evening. The members |
present were Miss Mamie Harley, Miss |
Agnes Gallagher, Miss Lillian Fryers. |
Miss Nellie McGovern. Miss Irene Gross, |
Miss Anna Starr and Miss Louise Eiser. |
Mrs. II. Schoenthal and sons are now
It the Hotel Portland. Wildwood, where |
hey will spend the summer.
Glass will hold its annual field day
It CollingswOod. N. j., on Saturday aft
rnOon. June 12. Five hundred persons
will take part In the festivities, The class
viii be the guests OF the Drexel Biddle
Bible Glasses OF CollingBwood on that
late, and as an extra attraction Glass 6
3and will hold a concert in Knight Park
etween and o'clock.