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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-25
Tioga

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Church OF the Nativity
will give a strawberry festival and clip
ping party on Thursday night in the lee
ture auditorium. The entertainment will
be In charge OF Mrs. I. Chantry Hoffman.
president; Mrs. Gustave Schaetzle, vice
president; Mrs. George Ulrich. secretary;
Mrs. j. Price Meyer. Jr., financial secre-
tary; Mrs. H. N. Ely, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Oscar C. Schmidt, treasurer:
Mrs. Walter A. Ennis, Mrs. Berges, Mrs.
W. S. Mumma, Mrs w. Morgan. Mrs
Walter X. Hoyer. Mrs. James Snyder,
Mrs. Won der Krone, Mrs. John w.
Martin, Mrs. Charles f. Spiess, Mrs.
John l.. Rubert Mrs. Philip Butchert,
Mrs. George Backmire, Mrs. Charles
Giese, Mrs, Bergstresser and Mrs. Harry
Boyer.
Miss Amelia NJ. Abrahamson of S2l6
North 18th street, is spending some time
In Chicago, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham L. Asher, of
1906 West Erie avenue, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a daughter,
Miss Elaine Tlice, on May l5
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goldsmith and
their daughters, of 1901 Alchemy avenue,
VIII pass the summer in Haverford
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-25
SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODAY
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY,

n-Open-air meeting In Filbert street be-
low 18th. Speaker. MISS Bertha SapoYits, or
Ranlzsr for the society
%. m.-Alss Bertha sapoyits speaks at Mrs.
HiIs boarding house, T22 Spruce street
sp. m.-Miss Anna MeCue, organizer for the
society In kensington. canYasses the district.
A. slant. Miss Kathryn kaufman.
Sp m.-Open-slr meeting at Broad street
Aid Columbia avenue. Speakers, Miss Bertha
sapoyits and F. II. eraser.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
D. m-Open-air meeting az 52d and Arch
zfreetE under the auspices Of the party's
branch Ia the nth legislative District speak
sTs. Mrs. Mary Carroll powell and Niss s. d.
~ m.-opsn-air meeting at 52d and Chest
nut streeta under auspices Of the partys
bfaneh IN the 2lut legislative District Mrs..
n n BletEcl. chairman.
d m.-Mias Gratia Erickson, a suffragisf
from Illinois speaks al seth street. and Lana
d5Wns ayenu1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-25
WHAT'S DONG
TONIGHT ?"

Turmoil and ball, Knights Tsmplars, convsn-
tion Hall; 500 o'clock.
Luther League. Church OF Resurrection. 52d
and Thompson sts.; o'clock
Entertainment and strawberry festival by
Daughters OF Beth Israel Beth Israel SynA-
gOgue, Montgomery avenue and SD street;
o'clock.
Feed and Grain Dealers, Boursei o'clock.
Concert pupils OF Mrs. Phillips Jenkins
BelleYue-stTstford; o'clock.
Arlington League, Arlington High schools
Sorthmens Glee Club, North Baptist Church.
Women's Bible Class. Tenth Presbyterian
Church, nth and Spruce Streets 8 O'Clock
Municipal Band, Hancock and Master streets
Recital Miss vandalia Hissey, Bellevue-
Stratford; S o'clock
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Chestnut Hill

Mrs William oglesby Grihith, of Iver-
@A stenton and Evergreen avenues,
saeatnut Hill, will give a tea today at
nnlen she will be assisted in receiving
Mrs Pope Yeatman, Mrs. Joseph G.
1ley' Mrs. John Kent Kane, Mrs. J..
lseaDy Paul, Mrs. Edward s. Dunn, Mrs,
ee,peH Atlee Jackson, Mrs. Edward s,
's,hum and Mrs Harris.
NJ and Mrs. Griffith will entertain in
"'nally at dinner tomorrow night.
Afs James Baxter, OF 110 Mt. Airy ave-
sss has gone to California, where she
", stay for several months as the guest
" MS L, Mitchell.
Francis MacGrath, OF 25 Benezet
Z sssh <, VIII give an informal o'clock tea
~ heanesday for a few friends of Mrs.
n'.s nsh bancroft. who has been Mrs. Mac
$50 guest this last winter Mrs. Ban
NV VIII leave on Friday for the Pan
L exposition, and from there will go
ne Philippines with her brother-in-
T and sister, Major and Mrs, Randolph
nr,tef Berkeley. Major Berkeley, OF the
t,s tsse States Marine Corps, will be sta
ssns1 At the Philippines for some time.
bancroft will visit China, Japan and
N ana before returning TO this coun-
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j. WEDpER9SS6 :RF|S'iSSii;5

A PRETTY wedding win take place to-
"a day at l2 noon in the Church of the
Good Shepherd. Rosemont when Miss
Helen Lewis Parker. daughter of MIR.
Alexis du Pont Parker, of Denver, Col,
will become the bride of DR.. Harry Bond
Wilmer. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. William Lewis, OF Peekskill
N. Y, a cousin OF the bride, assisted by
tho Rev. Charles Townsend. rector Of the
church.
A wedding breakfast will follow imme-
diately at the home of the brides sister.
Mrs. Reginald Morris. Wake Robin, in
VillanoYa. The bride. who will be given
in marriage by ner father, will wear a
gown OF cream-color corded silk, with a
tulle oversklrt, embroidered in silver. A
court train will fall from the shoulders,
and her veil will have a crown OF
duchess lace fastened with orange bios
SONS. The bridal bouquet will be OF
Ward roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Reginald Morris will attend her
sister as matron of honor and will be
goWned in pale blue taffeta with an over
skirt OF tulls embroidered in silver. She
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-25
Lansdowne

At the Twentieth Century Club tonight
a dance will be given in aid Of the new
Misericordia Hospital to be erected in
deliberately decorated and speciality dances
will be given during the evening by Miss
Elizabeth Loughney and Mr.. STANDBY
Hope. The patronesses are Mrs. Thomas
Cullihan chairman; Mrs Thomas Love,
Mrs. Isaac Adler, Mrs Thomas Fitzger-
aid, Mrs Louis Meyers, Mrs. Frederick
Leopold Miss Ella Rudolph, Miss Marion
Peterson, Miss ELLA Ryan. Miss Agnes
Ryan and Miss Charlotte King.
A delightful reception and dinner will
be held this evening by the Brotherhood
Bible Class Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the rooms of the city Club.
MIR. j, Frank Deschants will be the prin-
rlpal speaker, and an address will be
given by Mr.. Jennings Hood. president
OF the class. Among those who will he
present are Mr.. John w. zeigler, Mr.. y.
w. Camac, MIR. Edward Reid, MIR. j.
Lynn Barnard, MIR. Harry l.. Parkinson
the Rev. Barton Masters and MIR. o. y.
Super.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Krumboldt, OF Z
South Church lane, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son.
Mrs. J. Biddon Pennock has resigned as
recording secretary of the Twentieth
Century Club. and Mrs. Robert w. Click
has been appointed to I'LL the vacancy.
The Dansdowne Mothers In Council will
meet at the homo of Mrs Carroll Lippin-
colt, of Hill Dale road. tomorrow after
noon. As this is the last meeting of the
season. annual reports will be read and
the election OF officers for next year will
take place. A musical and social hour
will follow. Mrs. Harry L. Parkinson,
Miss Grace Lippincott and Miss Laura
Willis will give vocal selections and Mrs
Alfred Balch will give several piano
solos.
Mrs. Matthew H. Cryer, OF South Lans-
downe avenue, was elected president of
the Faculty Tea Club of the University
of Pennsylvania. The other officers
elected were: First vice president. Mrs.
Edgar Marburg second vice president,
Mrs. Samuel +. Houston; recording sec
retary, Mrs. James T. Young; correspond
ing secretary Mrs. Howard IL. Mitchell; I;
treasurer, Mrs. Henry X. Pancoast; drec-
tors, Mrs Alexander c. Abbott, Mrs John
Stokes Adams Mrs. j. p w. Crawford
Mrs. Robert II. Fernald, Mrs. Barton
Cooke Hirst, Mrs. Warren p. Laird. Mrs
John Bach McMaster and Mrs. Allen j.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mclean, OF East
Greenwood avenue, have left for an ex-
tended trip to the Pacific coast.
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Northeast PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Louis Ringold. of 5000 Frankford
avenue, will entertain at 800" followed by
a luncheon on Thursday Those present
will be Miss Lena Lutzner. Miss Cecilia
Lutzner, Miss Reba Rlngold. Miss Esther
Cohen, Miss Lena Lazaroff, Miss Bess
Lutzner. Miss Mollie Jacobs, Miss Anna
Epstein. Miss Mollie Goldberg, Mrs. S. s.
Rlngold Mrs. Louis Ringold, Miss Bessie
Begnell and Miss Pauline Rosenthal.
A meeting of the Daisy Social will he
held at the home of Mr.. Alan Ludwig,
at POOL East Cumberland street, on Thurs
day
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-25
North PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bonnem, of 2l2l
North 10th street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Jean
nette Loeb Bonnem, to Mr.. Joseph Field
man, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Paul Altman and
family, of 1908 oxford street, will leave
early in June for Atlantic City, where
they will occupy their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Braman. of 1S47 North
33d street, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Anna Braman, to
Mr. Isadore NJ. Smolen, of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac l.. Newman, of 1903
North 18th street. held an Informal re-
ception on Wednesday afternoon in honor
of the confirmation of their daughter,
Miss Ruth Newman.
Miss Lillian Refer and Miss Mabel
Refer, of 18th street and Glrard avenue,
entertained the members of their 500
club at luncheon and cards yesterday.
This was the final game for the season.
Mrs. Il. Howell Smith, of 1926 Diamond
street, will entertain at cards tomorrow
afternoon at the Rittenhouse. 800" will
be played and will be followed by buff
fet luncheon. The guests will be Mrs.
Nelson Perry. Miss Miriam Hill. Miss
Mary Bennett, Miss Mary Clawson. Miss
Edith NIullln, Miss Mary Christian, Miss
Helen Possehl. Miss Minnie Endicott.
Mrs. George Perkins, Mrs, Robert Pier
point, Miss Jessie Dttrich. Miss Grace
Habermehl, Miss Katharine Turner. Miss
Marian Hallowell. Miss Margaret White
side, Miss Florence Whiteside and Mrs.
Norman Harker
Mr., and Mrs. Mark Elkin, OF Diamond
and 32d streets, will spend the summer
months at Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rigley, of
1920 North Wilmington street. are being
congratulated on the birth of a son on
Saturday May Is.
An informal dance was held on Sun
day night by the alumni of the Sabbath
school OF the Keneseth Israel Syna-
EoFue. This was one of a series of social
gatherings that has thus far proven
highly successful. The dance took place
in the Alumni Building. Broad street
above Columbia avenue.
Miss Lourania Vandegrlft will enter
tain at luncheon and bridge tomorrow
afternoon in honor OF Miss Margaret
Frances Whiteside, whose marriage to
Mr.. Albert Vernon Smith will take place
the following week,
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Kreashen, OF
1915 North 23d street entertained on Fri
day evening in honor of their daughter,
Miss Jenniso Elizabeth Kreashem. The
house was beaut fully decorated with
ferns and smilaX.
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ROXborough

The annual Cherry Blossom Tea" OF
the Mission Band of the Central Metho-
dist Church, Green lane, was held on
Saturday in the assembly room, whch
was arranged as an orchard with trees
covered with cherry blossoms over
which lowered birds and butterflies
while between the trees Japanese Ian
terms were suspended. There were II
tables with two hostesses presiding at
each The hostesses and their aids In
white frocks and dainty caps trimmed
with pink ribbons, served tea, cakes
nuts and candy to the guests. The girls
who poured tea were Miss Ruth Matus'
Miss Kathryn Walker. Miss Florence
Schuneld Miss Elizabeth Edwards, Miss
Ruth Weiss, Miss Marian Layre. Miss
Lollie Giles, Miss Hazel Buehler, MISS
Margaret Fighter, Miss Lydia Meyer
Miss Grace Preston, Miss Gladys Pres
ton. Miss Florence Jackson. Miss Ade-
line Binns Miss Agnes Gowing, Miss
lydia Rosenberger, Miss Dorothy Fisher
Miss Charlotte Kippax, Miss Dorothy
Morgan, Miss Mary Stout. Miss Dorothy
Jones, Miss Helen Bezold, Miss Beatrice
Lewis. Miss Enid Yeabsley, Miss Ellen
Bodkin, Miss Alice Farrell. Miss Miriam
Dornon and Miss Laura RIGGS. The band
is composed of young people from all
the Roxborough churches, who work
under the direction of Miss Nellie kurtz'
assisted by Miss Lima Binns, Mrs. Will
liam EddIeman, Mrs. Charles Eddleman,
Miss Helen Kommer, Mrs. Samuel Ken
worthy and Mrs. Lazelle Thornton. The
Young mission workers have endowed a
free bed I'm the chiIdren's ward of the
Sibley Memorial Hospital, Washington
d, C.. and are educating a girl, II years
old, in the Watts dc Peyster Home, in
Tivoli, n. Y.
The Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation Of the Falls OF Schuylkill viii
give a dramatic performance tonight at
its rooms, on Ridge avenue, in aid or
the silver Bay fund, The comedy, The
Kleptomaniac," will he presented with
the following in the cast: Miss Katharine
Mayhew, Miss Lucretta Janke. Miss Sue
Harbison, Miss Jessie Molneaux, Miss
Ida Prega and Miss Jennie Smith
Mr.. William p. Bell, formerly of the
Falls of the Schuylkill, will spend the
summer camping along Lake Erie,
Mrs Leon Field, of Buffalo, n. Y, is
the guest OF her mother-in-law, Mrs. Jane
Field, of 4Ol RICHTER street, Wissahickon,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Grin, OF Queen
lane, have returned from Atlantic City,
The annual meeting OF the Interchurch
Federation of the 2lst Ward and the
vicinity will be held on Friday. May 2s,
in the First Presbyterian Church, Mana
yunk The principal speaker will be the
Rev. George Dewey. general secretary
OF the Philadelphia County Sunday School
Association, whose subject will be THE
Church and the Community"
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Germantown

and Mrs. Wilmer Dutton, of 52S7
fs.s pike. are receiving congratula-
0h the birth of a little daughter.
rbn.a M. Flelschman, OF 324 East
ane, Is entertaining her sister,
.,se.s, a,4gline Jacobson. OF Baltimore. for
e, aad Mrs. Raymond W. Tunnel.
s.Z.s ~ Nest Walnut lane, entertained a
nsss Of friends at dinner last Friday
-pa Mrs. A. Theodore Abbott will
their new home at $40 West
street after June /.
..s. 'Ames G. Roberts, OF 50 Pomona
fii entertain At bridge on FFi-
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will wear black hat and carry an arm
bouquet of white peonles.
Doctor Wilmer will have as best man
his brother. Mr.. V, B. Wilmer. and the
ushers will include Mr.. Perry Wilmer, Mr..
Howard Wood, brOther-in-law OF the
bridegroom; Mr., Isaac Pennypacker, OF
Ardmore; Mr., Edward Ingersoll. of PEN
lyn; DR.. Alexander Randall, OF Philadel-
phla; DR.. Peter Mccall Heating. Mr.
Lloyd Tilghman Emory, Mr. c, w. Till
linghast Barker. OF Troy, N. Y After
an extended wedding trip DR.. and Mrs
Wilmer will reside at 60ls Germantown
avenue until July 1, when they viii Oc-
eupy their new house at 1sS West Walnut
lane.
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REsNIcK-sCHRCHTEL

Announcement is made of the marriage
OF Miss Minerva Schechtel and Mr.. Ber-
nard Resnick on Sunday, May q. The
bride was attended by Miss Sadie Sehech-
tel. as maid of honor; Miss Rose Res
nick. Miss Florence Schechtel. Miss Clara
Schechtel. Miss Sara Harris. OF New
York. and Miss Serena Nen, OF Chicago.
The bridegroom was attended by MIR.
n. Hawthorne Harris, OF New York. and
the usheFs included Mr.. Edward Taxin,
OF Newark; Mr.. A. Brody Of Chicago;
Mr.. Samuel Leviek, Of New York; MIR.
Samuel Zen, AT, Joseph Glassman. MIR
Emmanuel Newhon, Mr. Henry Kolsky
and Mr. Ralph shalef On their return
from their wedding trip 10 the Panama
Exposition Mr. and Mrs. Resnick Wall
occupy their new home. 81 North 6th
street.
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for Atlantic City yesterday. He was
the guest of honor at large stag din
ner in the evening, given by Harry Blum
berg, of Atlantic City, in one of the
large Boardwalk hotels,
Charles Gutzeit, 7th and Mifflin streets,
left today for Trenton, n. j.. where he
will be the guest of his brother for sew
eral days.
Abram weinstein gave a freedom
party" at his home, 6th and Wolf streets,
last night.
DIR. Charles Kellman, southwest corner
of 5th and Wharton streets, will open
his new home at 9H North Franklin
street next Monday, with a reception
for the many friends he has made in
this section of the city.
Mrs. John Guertler, 2431 South Opal
street, gave red. white and blue lunch
con to the Ladies' Bible Glass of st.
Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church or.
Thursday evening The guests were: The
Rev. and Mrs. William Bamford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coke, Mrs. Hartzell, Mrs. Charles
Begley, Mrs. Charles Westenberger. Mrs
Seidell. Mrs. Kershaw, Mrs. Perry Mr.
and Mrs. Parson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kelley
Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Harry r. Reynolds
Mrs Meattle, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs Har-
ris, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Lipsick, Mrs
Johnson, Mrs. Ball Mrs. G. Caraine, Mrs
Brooks Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Frank Tuft
Miss Maud Barke. Miss Clymer, Mrs
HILL Mrs. Banks Mrs. Burton, Mrs, Orr
and Mrs. Henry Morrow.
Friends of Mr. Thomas l. Chadwick
of 2490 Fitzwater street, will be glad to
learn that he has recovered from his
recent Illness.
The members of the Qui Vive Club will
entertain this evening In the Corley Club.
18th and Jackson streets. The guests
played euchre and 800" and general dane
Ing followed. The attractive summer
home of the club at Laurel Springs. n. j.,
will be opened on Memorial Day and
cordial invitation to all members and
friends OF the club is extended by the
officers, who are as follows: Miss Marie
Jackson, president; Miss Marie Hogan
vice president; Miss Margaret Keenan,,
secretary, and Miss Marie Nevins' treas
urer
The first annual reception of st. Mon
ica's Guild will be held tomorrow eve
ming at McCrea's, for which cards have
been issued to all the members. The
club, which met with instant favor on Its
organization about a year ago. has stead
lily increased in membership and bids fair
to be one OF the most popular girls clubs
in South Philadelphia. since 1t has filled
a long-felt need.
Miss Mary weInstein and Miss Yetta
Weinsteln, 2239 South Darien street.
motored to the Delaware Water Gap
where they spent the weekend.
Mrs. Paul WINTHROP. 1343 South 6th
street, will open her summer home at
Willow Grove tomorrow She will remain
there until September.
Mr.. Edward Kadne 719 Ritner street
will start Thursday on motoring trip
to New York and Saratoga Springs. He
will be accompanied by Mr.. Jacob Vein
stein. They will be away two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. David Kosmith, 537
Wharton street, have bought farm in
the neighborhood OF Doylestown, Pa,
where they will spend the summer.
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West Philadelphia

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Parke, OF 4oSs
spruce street. and their daughters. Miss
Charlotte Parke and Miss Annette Parke'
will leave early in June for Bay Head
N. j., where they will occupy their cot
tape for the summer. Miss Annette Parke
will be a debutante next season.
Mrs. ]. w. Armitage, OF 1O7 South
Ruby street, spent the weekend with
friends in Washington, ID. G.
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written on one side of the paper, must
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when possible telephone number must be
given.
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Chestnut street.
unless thess requirements are carried
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the notices VIII nOt be published.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howard Shriver. Of
Baltimore avenue. have as their guest
Miss Eleanor Garde, of Canton. o., for
merIy of Philadelphia Miss Garde is
being extensively entertained during her
visit here by her Philadelphia friends and
expects to return to her home about the
first week In June,
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York Road Country Club on Saturday,
May 20, at s:l5. Miss Emily Stokes
Hager will be the soprano. The rest
of the program is still being arranged
and will be announced later.
Mrs. Howard f. Pent and her daughter,
Miss Clementlne Pent. of Wyncote road,
Jenkintown, will leave early in June for
the Pacific coast, where they will visit
both the San Francisco and San Diego
Expositlons, and many other points OF
interest. They will return to their home
about September l.
Friends of James l.. Street, of Ash
bourne, will be glad to hear that he is
recovering from his recent accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Dardenele, OF
Park avenues Oak Lane, have left for
San Francisco, where they will remain
until the end of June,
Mr. and Mrs Henry H. Sheip. OF Oak
Lane, have returned to their home after
spending the winter in Tampa, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Raft of 1900 Oak
lane avenue, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of n son, May IL
Mrs. Irwin Gottshall of 4s42 North
Camac street, Logan, is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Emanuel Meyer, of Coopers-
burg, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard wilmsen, Jr., of
Oak Lane Park, will leave the latter
part of the week for their summer house
at Ventnor. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Beatty, Jr.. of
Melrose Park, with the members of their
bridge club, motored to Egypt Mills. Pa.
where they spent the weekend. In the
party were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Aarons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Weitzel Mr.. and
George Leidy Parker and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Clay Dingee, Jr.
Invitations have been issued by the
faculty of the Beechwood Inn School at
Jenkintown for the annual commence
ment, to be held on Thursday. May 27,
at 10 o'clock The following events will
also be among the closing exercises of
the school: Sunday at 10 o'clock the
baccalaureate sermon and at 6:15 in the
evening Vespers. Yesterday was field
day, starting at o'clock in the morn
ing and ending with concert at o'clock
in the evening. Today, starting at 8
o'clock, there will be tournaments all
morning; class-day exercises in the after
noon, and a concert In the evening; to-
morrow at 10 o'clock, there will be
preparatory graduation exercises; at 2
o'clock in the afternoon an exhibit OF
all the practical departments and
Young Women's Christian Association
lawn fete. from o'clock until 81 at $50
the students will give shakespeare's play,
'As You Like It," and in the evening
there will be THE Presidents Recep-
tion." Many out-of-town guests will be
present.
Mrs. Thomas Huber. of Fort Washing
ton, Pa, mas as her guest for some tim"
her niece. Mrs Daniel Layton, of George
town, Del.
Mrs. Herbert X. Taylor, of Cedar road,
Ogontz, has sent out invitations for
tea on Saturday, May 20, at her homo
from o'clock to 6 o'clock.
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Delaware County

Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Sinner, of
Milton, have issued cards announcing the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Miriam Sinner to Mr.. Raymond Hem
minger of Media,
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Camden and Vicinity

Mrs. Joseph Bowden, of Kansas City,
Mo-. is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. S. Carlin, of North Sd street.
They will spend next month at Ocean
CitV