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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

IN HE most important pre-Lenten wedding OF
i the social world will take place tonight
when Miss Sarah Lippncott daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs J. Bertram LIppiucott, will be married
to Nicholas Biddle son Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Biddle. at the home OF Miss Lipplncotts
parents, 17i2 Spruce street. The wedding, which
will be performed by the Friends ceremony,
will take place in the large Oak reception room
under a bower of palms and calla lilies, at
o'clock, The other rooms will be handsomely
decorated with palms greens, pink roses car
nations, azaleas and various spring flowers
There will be 200 guests from this city, New
York and Boston.
The bride will wear superb gown OF cream
satin and duchess lace the draperies OF which
will be caught with orange blossoms. and the
gown will be finished with long court train
Her veil will be fashioned Of tule, edged with
pearls, and arranged on the hair with coronet
OF pearls. She will carry shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley.
The matron OF honor, Mrs. william Paul
o'Nsill, sister OF the bride whose marriage
took place in August, will wear white satin
frock made with a very full short skirt and
topped with a broad glrdle of seafoam- green
satin. She will carry an bouquet OF XIII
larney roses.
The bridesmaids will include Miss Mary Alice
Clay, Miss Helen Ellis Miss Helen susan
Tower. Miss Harriet c. Deaver. Miss Eleanor
Gooding, of Portsmouth, N. H.; Miss Elizabeth
Avery. of Auburn, n. Y; Miss Lillian l.. Biddle
a sister OF the bridegroom, and Miss Edith II.
Baily. They will wear frocks OF apricot silk
velled in tulle OF the same shade, trimmed with
bands of the silk. They will have butterfly
grdlcs OF silver, and will wear silver and rhine
stone bandeaux in their hair The bridesmaids
will carry arm bouquets OF Gala lilies.
Mr.. Biddle will be attended by Armory Has
kell, Of New York; Henrlques Crawford. Will
liam II. Du Barry. winthrop l.. Biddie,
brother of the bridegroom; Charles j. Biddle,
Bertram Lpplncott and Joseph Wharton Lip
pincott brothers OF the bride; c. Louis Borie,
Jr., Joseph X. Il. Van Pet, I'd, William Paul
O'Ne and Snowden Samuel.
Mrs. Lppincott, mother OF the bride. will
wear striking gown OF black and gold bro
cade, made with a short train.
After the ceremony supper will be served, and
after wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Bldde will
make their home at springmead, Old York road,
Noble.
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O'NEILL-CARRoLL

Announcement is made OF the marriage OF
Miss Florence Carroll daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene r. Carroll. Of 6OO4 Girard avenue,
Peter o'NeilI. of Melrose Park, yesterday The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father
c. A, Daily in the Church Of Our Lady OF the
Rosary, and a NuptIsl Mass followed. Miss
Carroll was given in marriage by her father
and was attended by her sister, Mrs. John a.
Healy as matron of honor, Frank ONeill
attended as best man. The bride was at
tired in a travelling suit of blue broadcloth; her
hat was a small French toaue Of sand-color.
She carried bouquet of Bride roses and lilies
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
CLARK-DAyIs

The wedding OF Miss Katharine Davis. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Davis, took place
today at to Russell B. Clark The cere-
mony performed by the Rev. Frank II.
Lukins in the Presbyterian Church, Burlington,
n. j. The bride was given in marriage by her
father and was attended by Miss Mae McFad-
gen, OF Edgewater Park. Clinton w. Clark
OF New York, acted as best man. DR.. Henry
b, Davis. OF Lancaster: Reginald Branch and
Howard Eastwood ushers. reception
followed the ceremony in the home OF the
ide's parents Locust avenue, Burlington
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left on ex-
tended wedding trip through the South. and on
their return will reside in Edgewater Park.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

OyERBRooK-Nrs. Edwin G. Close, OF 6463
Drexel road, will spend the coming fortnight in
Atlantic City.
A large buffet luncheon will be given today
BY Mrs. Joseph NJ. De Lone at her home. 6473
Dfexel road Her guests will include Mrs. Will
lam Galley, Jr., Mrs. Charles Gilliland. Mrs,
Arthur Harding, Mrs. Edwin b, Jackson, Mrs
Edwin G. Close, Miss Helen Roberts, Mrs
Herbert Taylor, Mrs. George Sullivan, Mrs
Irving Kimball, Miss Anna Wright Mrs. Sloan
lirs, William De Victor. Mrs George William
cnrran, Miss Blanche Warner Miss Helen
Wilson, Miss Dorothy Hamell, Miss Glayds Nc
csrthy, Mrs. Herman Lang, Mrs. Edward
Lynch, Mrs L. B. Ceilings, Mrs Mccullough,
Mas Marguerite Egan, Miss Edith walz, Mrs.
William Neill Mrs. Harry Marsh. Mrs, Fred
sHek s, Gilbert, Jr, Mrs. George Hibbs, Miss
leorora Walk, Mrs. Harry Straus Miss Louise
lanEandt, Miss Beatrice Devenney, Mrs. How
ara Bddle, Mrs. Rascal. Mrs. r. L. Riggs
Mas Edith Wood Mrs. NJ. p. Quinn. Mrs. Har-
Old Castor, Mrs. B. 1. deYoung, Miss Eleanor
ssnsnt Mrs. Samuel ], Castner. Mrs. Frank
vslterleln, Mrs. Frances Vetterleln Mrs
Schoenemann, Mrs. PercivRl Sax, Mrs. War
Hngon Mrs. j. d. Baker Mrs. Frederick T.
handler, Jr.. Mrs. H. Way, Mrs. Edward A
WAS Miss Helen Irving, Mrs. w. j. Poulterer,
A's' Walter Hallahan. Mrs. George Erben, Miss
ADELE Moser Mrs Eugene O. Mosier. Mrs,
frederick T. Chandler, Mrs. Howard Pepper,
A'a' l.. milford, Mrs. Van Court Carwithen,
Az Frank Pequignot. Miss Babbitt Mrs,
s'eFge Smith, Mrs Fanny Wilson. Mrs. Atmore
THAI Jrp Mrs Frederick CASTOR, Mrs. Will
-h \ irving, Mrs. Lloyd Irving, Mrs. Charles
: Enmlng, Mrs, John Cassanaye, Mrs. Frank
e.'anaye, Miss McCloskey, Mrs. Eugene Cath
ny w. Mrs. De Wolfe, Mrs. Samuel Gummere,
Nis Mary Potter. Mrs. George Hodgson. Miss
sHsodora Wigton, Mrs. Charles Harding, Miss
..an Harding, Mrs. A. c. Barnes Miss Mary
ss'snson' Mrs. Wilson McNeely. Mrs. Charles
-p're' Mrs Frederick Galley, Mrs. Herman
sNreiS' Mrs. Walter Klemm, Mrs. l.. A.
s4,n Mrs William D. Tracy, Mrs. George
sisilan' Mrs. Louis de Lone, Mrs. Philip
ner' Mrs. Norman McAIulIen, Mrs. James
'sealnoe Mrs. f. l.. Harding, Miss Ber-
& ssFsnS' Mrs. Waite Blven. Mrs. Thomas
r'N Mrs. Robert Fleer, Mrs. Mervin Gra-
.an Mrs. oMeara, Mrs Gallagher, Miss
aes hecann. Mrs Hickey Miss Eliza
AecoWen' Mrs. George Pequignot Miss
harity Miss Eleanor Chandler, Mrs. T..
psysss' Miss Nella wetherill, Mrs f. A,
'4snas and Mrs. Clarence Vanderbeck.
AADAoAE-Mr. and Mrs. f. Clark Durant Jr,,
A'esrts and Wister roads. will leave today
weeks trip to Boston.
4. ana Mrs. Henry j. Norman are enter
r@s Miss Bertha Bachman, OF HaEleton. for
tI Gays Miss Bachman Is the sister OF
~ Charles Edward Erwin.
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Phoio by Msressu.

Emma kolb, Mrs. Louis Kolb, Mrs. o. NJ.
Kulng, Mrs. Carl LAUDER, Mrs. John II. Lof-
land, Mrs. NJ. Matthews, Mrs. Harry Mees,
Mrs John A. Meyer Mrs, NJ. J. O'Meara, Mrs.
Harry Rilger. Mrs. A. Brill Riddel, Mrs. Will
lam Ritter, Mrs. Fl. c. Rump Mrs. William
Rump. Mrs. Henry Schmidt, Mrs. Joseph
Shaeffer Mrs. John o. Sheath Mrs. Frank Shu-
man, Miss Mary Snnott, Mrs. II. John Sollani,
Mrs. Wharton Stork, Mrs. j. Madison Taylor.
There will be several affairs given under the
auspices OF the Emergency Aid Committee. In
the afternoon there will be meeting in the
Jenkintown Auditorium, at which the Belgian
Consul will speak. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the destitute Belgians The committee
In charge of the affair is made up OF Mrs.
Henry Middleton Fisher, Miss Mary Lippincott,
Mrs Beauveau Borle. Jr., Mrs Conygham Ste
vens Mrs. John Newbold. Jr., Mrs. Arthur
Russo, Miss Mary Hern. Mrs. L. l. Bacon,
Samuel Dallas, Mrs, II. J. Taylor, Mrs. l..
Bremen, Mrs ]. F. Mcdonnell, Mrs. S. Lazalere.
Mrs. G.. Long, Mrs. Frank Bachman and Mrs.
w. J. Weihenmayer.
The fourth annual dog show OF the Kennel
Club of Philadelphia will open today in the
Metropolitan Building. The proceeds will be
devoted to the Emergency Aid Committee, This
affair will last until Saturday from 10 until
o'clock. j. Chandler Barnard is the treasurer,
and the patronesses include the following ladies':
Mrs Alexander j. Cassatt, Mrs Charles Gus
It's Harrison, Mrs. ]. Willis Martin, Mrs. Cor
nellus Stevenson. Mrs. Edward r. Stotesbury,
Mrs j. Norman Jackson, Mrs. Edward Is. Row
land, Mrs. ELI Kirk Price. Miss Henrietta Ely,
Mrs George Gordon Meade Large, Mrs. Bar
clay II. Warburton, Mrs. John c. Groome, Mrs.
Rodman f. Griscom, Mrs Henry Brnton Coke.
Mrs Thomas Robins, Mrs Charles Williams
and Baroness Meyer De Schauensee.
A concert followed by dancing, will be given
tonight in Griffith Hall in aid OF the Chlldren's
Homeopathic Hospital. Franklin and Marshall
streets. The patTonesses include Mrs Ellis
Glrard Ingram. Mrs. Charles S. Hillman, Mrs.
James Newman Carter. Mrs. Edward T. Law
renee, Mrs. Charles Farnum, I'd. Mrs. NJ. Gar
rIson Barnard. Mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. Will
tam p. Fairman, Mrs. William H. Bester, Mrs.
Charles Emory Frcke, Mrs Robert C. Geddes,
Jr., Mrs. David Risley, Mrs. Samuel Ritner and
Mise Grace Lowber Temple.
dame Yager, prma donna soprano; Oswald F.
Blake tenor; Mrs. E. c. Chew, Mazie Renouf,
Mae f, Jackson, sopranos; William Uncles, 8.
B. Ashbrook, bassos; Upsal Musical Club and
the Farmount mandolin orchestra. Miss Ethel
Firman will be the accompauist
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
GERMANTOWN

Y. Paul Pearson, of the Queen Lane Apart
l.''' has gone to New York to visit friends
AZ : week
se'nek Dudley and Paul Pearson have re-
n0m AemphiS. Tenn, where they spent
nf.s OF series Of four dances TO be
~ = the Belheld Country Club will be held
~ Harry Macdonald. who has had charge
summer dances. Is chairman OF the COM
which includes Horace KOOns and
'e s, Weaver.
saturday subscription dsnsants which
'sse 80 popular will continue until June.
hathbun, OF California, now a student
spent the weekend with his aunt ana
nf aud Mrs. Wheeler Lord, OF sa
'ln street.
'foel Howell daughter of Warner Rob
+e9 q se West chslfsn eysngs, VA
q aeeail. March 1 for Augusta. Ca.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
CHESTNUT Hill.

Miss Dorothy Bennerman, of Boyer street
will give bridge party today in honor OF Miss
Marjorie Dorrance, Of Texas, who is visiting
Miss Bennerman The other guests will in
clude Miss Eleanor Edmonds, Miss Sarah Erd-
man, Miss Elaine English Miss Audrey Kane
Miss Madeline Hensel, Miss Grace Hersel, Miss
Elizabeth Shoemaker, Mrs. George Lincoln
Miss Margaret Atse. Miss Elizabeth MacCuen
Smith, Miss Dorothy Daniel, Miss Gladys
Thomas, Miss Helen Gsrtley Miss Sarah Black
burn, Miss Dorothy Marshall Miss Dorothy
Blackburn and Miss Josephine Dodge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
WEST PHILADELPHIA

An attractive dinner, followed by theatre
party. will be given tonight by Miss Clara A.
Willis at her home, AO5 Spruce street. The
guest OF honor will be Miss Jean Genshsimer.
OF Erie, Pa, who is visiting Mr., and Mrs.
Edwin c. Close. OF Overlook, and the other
guests will include Mr.. and Mrs. Close. Mr.,
and Mrs. A, Theodore Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmanuel Brown Mccowen, Miss Emile
Frlcks, Miss Katharine Muller. Eugene Null
Ter, II. Kendall Mulford, F. Avery Jones and
Herberton Frleke. The decorative scheme will
be pink and white and pink Killarney rosebuds;
white lilacs and pussy willows win be used as
a centrepieee.
Mrs. Charles Mercer Hicks, OF the Neither
lands 43d and Chestnut streets has gone TO
New York 10 spend the week with her mother
Mrs Psrcval Thomas, at her home on River
side Drive.
Mrs w. H, S. Nicely entertained az luncheon
and bridge yesterday afternoon at her home.
lll7 South 5lst street. Her guests were Mrs,
Samuel MuIn Jr, Mrs. Charles Rsukautf'
Mrs. Joseph Damai Mrs. Frederick Wshsn-
meyer Mrs. william Cleveland. Miss Alice Null
lin. Mrs. p. j. s. Nicely, Mrs, Walter Wood
Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs. @. A. Coburn, Mrs
Frederick carman, Mrs. Francis Pabst' Mrs
Horace Custer Mrs. w. A. Beckett Miss Ber-
tha Terry and Ars. Robert Stewart, Jr
Mrs. A. s. Conway OF the AYondale. ssth and
Locust streets win entertain guests At the
Bsllsyus- suatford dansant on Saturday after
noon. Mrs Conway viii leave Tor Atlantic city
early in March to spend part Of the Lsntsn
season.
Miss IL irene Sfupka villa entertain the Hex-
agon cub a her home. sos osags avenue.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

~. ur.s,s at the luncheon which will be
-. ,omorrow by Mrs. u. Bowman Leaf
s.Iorayia in honor of her daughter,
f" t.rriet Clay Leaf, whose engagement to
~ 1,n,on Favorite was recently announced,
Mia Frances Tyson, Miss Margaret
~ !. r,r,on. Miss Caroline Ives Brinton, Miss
nt".' u,rnsv Brinton Miss Florine Pearson,
hn- u.rparet Montgomery, Mise Elizabeth
w ,r,,, Edith Harold Gilllngham. Miss
r.,,. psul Norris, Miss Mary Hall Laird,
~. EIeanore Bispham, Miss Dorothy de Haven
...,or. Miss Christine REIN, Miss Katherine
-..r.v and Miss Helena Robinson
,ohr C. Martin, OF Wyncote, will enter
bridge party on Tuesday, February 49,
y. o,c,ock. in honor of her sister, Miss
., pIlsbury, the daughter of Mrs. Cyrus
!. . c,rtIs Of Lyndon, wyncote There will
I. 4, ruests present.
u. Gilbert Harvey. Of the Gladstone. will
.J, at bridge tomorrow afternoon in
IN, ~ Mrs Robert Prentice, recent bride,
Miss Margaret Skies. of Buffalo Mrs.
',.s,,v,s guests will be selected from the
ycunE,r set
4. ,rd Mrs. Isaac Tatnall Starr and family
!, vyncote. will leave this week for Augusta
\. where they have taken a cottage for sew
,iai months.
,u,, Gertrude Gilbert, daughter Of Mrs.
o.o,,. f. Lasher, Of Rydal, is spending the
1rth at the Bon Air Hotel, Augusta, Ga.
Mrs ]. Horace Miller Will give luncheon on
saturday at her home in Moore to meet Mrs.
,,ohonss Either OF Kings Highway, Brook
,yr N. Y. Her guests will be Mrs Charles
y,rton RIsley, Mrs. William Roth, Mrs. Charles
eA,t,lIne. Mrs A. Barker, Mrs E. Crawford.
NJ, Newton Firth Hill, Mrs Il. Graeber, Mrs.
c. shellenberger, Mrs, Emile Off, Mrs.
George c. j. F1eck, Mrs. Howard A. Miner,
Mrs Edward Charles zellner, Mrs Stephen o.
Ure and Mrs. II. Kane.
Miss Margot Ellis Scull. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. william Ellis scull, will be guest of honor
At a theatre party and supper at the Ritz
Carlton, to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
crsgold Flagg, Jr., OF 1928 Spruce street
The University Of Pennsylvania Hospital
Alumni will give a dance for tubercular pa
dents at Asher's tonight. An exhibition dance
sll be given by Roland Macdonald and Miss
Helen Titus
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
JACoBS--CENTEL

Albert A. Jacobs, OF AS Wiuona avenue, and
Miss Alice s. Gente OF 53tl Wingohockng ter
race, were married last night at the home OF
Miss Genters parents. Roger N.--rew. 400
South 18th street, was best and Miss Re-
becca Gentel, sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid The Rev. Gladstone Holm, OF the
Church OF the Advocate, Wayne avenue and
Queen lane officiated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
REILLY DORIAN

The marriage OF Miss Mary G. Dorsn niece
Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Dorsn, OF 1854 North
Warnock street and Christopher p. Reilly, of
New York will take place this afternoon Ia
st. Maiachy's Catholic Church, 1lth and Jeffer-
streets The Rev. Fenton J. Fitzpatrick
will oHicate at the ceremony. The bride Will
fon broadcloth, trimmed with velvet, and a
hat Of the same shade trimmed with plumes
She will be attended by Mise Rose Reilly, OF
New York. sister Of the bridegroom
The best man will be Harry T. Doran. the
brides brother The service will be followed by a
dinner at the home OF the brides uncle and
aunt Upon their return from their wedding
Journey Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly will live at i@
West 1O3d street New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

NJ the valley. Mrs. Healy looked well IN a
mustard -colored satin gown. Her hat was Of
the same color, and she carried bouquet Of
pink roses.
A wedding breakfast for the two families fol-
lowed the ceremony and after an extensive
wedding trip MIR. and Mrs. o'Neill will be at
home Wednesdays in April on Latches lane
Bata
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

Mrs William Cleghorn 14o East Coulter street,
Will entertain the Coffee Club this afternoon,
from 2:3O until $50 o'clock. Tho club members
arc Mrs. j. NJ culley, Mrs, Harry wilkins, Mrs.
John Hubert, Mrs. George schanback and Mrs
+, NJ Leopold There will be few guests,
who will be Mrs. George woertz, Mrs Charles
stenbsck. Mrs. Joseph Krauese Mrs Herman
Wittig, Mrs. Jack Morris, Mrs. Christian Ritz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

Miss Katharyn f. Hairs will entertain the
members OF her 800 card club, followed by a
BUFFET luncheon tomorrow afternoon when her
guests will be Miss Beatrice Rottner, Miss Car
rie Balllnger. Miss Helene Murphy Miss Flor
snce MacMorris, Miss Kathryn Ennis, Miss
Edna Cav and Mrs. Alfred Conway.
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ALONG THE READING

Mrs Walter A. Bailey and Mrs James G..
Glenn will be tho hostesses at the card party
of military 800 on Wednesday, February II, at
2;SO o'clock, which is ladies' day at the Old
York Road Country Club
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

Benjamin Murray, OF Pastorius street, has
left for Los Angeles, Cal, where he will be the
guest of his sister, Mrs. II. c. Meehan. Mr..
Murray expects to remalr for six or eight
weeks, and will attend the Panama Pacific Ex-
position.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

Mr. and Mrs Harry Cobb, Of Latham Park.
Melrose, will entertain at cards, followed by
dancing, Saturday evening The decorations
will be suggestive of the valentine season, while
American Beauty roses and red carnations COM
bned with fern will be used. Mr. and Mrs.
Cobb's guests will be Miss Edith Bond Miss
Glodean Smith, Miss Margaret Hart, Miss Marie
Smith, Miss Alice c. Baily, Miss Kathryn Dia-
mond, Miss Edith Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Bond, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Morley, William
Flster, Joseph B. Bond, Percy Maddox, Oscar
Dean, Charles H. Hltscher, Edward Taxis,
James C. Spencer. d. a. Smith and Erhard
Strecker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Louise Dando OF POPS Green street, has
gone to Ithaca, N. Y. attending the festivities
arranged for Junior week.
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LANsDowNE

A wedding OF much interest 10 Oak View and
clifton Heights took place at o'clock yeSter-
day afternoon in ST. Charles Church when
MISS Hanna Kelly, daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-
Hugh Kelly, OF Mary street, became the bride
Of Charles o'connell. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
inic o'connell. The ceremony was 9erfoFmea
b. the pastor. the Rev. Michael G. senlly The
bride wore a suit OF dark blue broaaeioth'
trlmmsd with fur and large picture hat win
white pIumes. She was attended py hsr eoesin'
Miss Anna Kelly John Bush wa best man
AIr. and Mrs o'connell win be at home on
Mary street after March l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

Mrs. w. W. Donnelly. OF sill North 18th street,
Oak Lane entertained the members of the
needlework guild of the Methodist Episcopal
Home yesterday afternoon at tea. Tho guests
were Mrs, II. A. Prickett, Mrs. William Eddie
man. Miss Mary Morton, Mrs. Charles A. Bigler.
Mrs Hager, Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Lesley
Allison Mrs. L, L. Pepper, Mrs Flanagan, Mrs.
e. L. Brce, Mrs. c. c. Hunsberger. Mrs.
Kitchen. Mrs. William Benner and Mrs. Samuel
w Kehr
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where she will join Or. e. wlnslow Taylor, Miss
Anna sharpless Taylor and Miss Elizabeth =.
A. Taylor, OF "Cedron." Indian Queen lane, at
the Partridge Inn for two weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

The Corley Club. OF the most popular
clubs In South Philadelphia, held It's htth
annual banquet last evening at Mayors
Drawing rooms. The affair was in charge OF the
following committee. OF which George Thomas
is chairman: Thomas shanahan, Thomas Thorn
ton, John Doughty, James Orr John Meagher'
Walter Meyers. Raymond Dietrich Frank Diet
rich Paul Raake, Paul Brown, Harold o'Hara'
Harry Mccain, John Schraam and Edward
Clark The grand march, which followed the
BANQUET, was led by the president, j. Leo Nc
Glynn, and Miss Margaret L. Ryan. The
honor guests OF the evening were Rev, J.
Nash, Rev. Francis ], Kane, Rev. NJ. ]. Corley.
Rev. Joseph Mcshan william H. Webber, John
Orr and Leo Galen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

Miss Lucy Eichman entertained at bridge last
evening al her home, A26 West Norris street.
when her guests were Miss Grace A. Wade. Miss
Mae Hoffman. Miss Helen De Haven. Miss
Helen Murray. Miss Anna NJ. Wade Miss Ethel
stelgerwalt and Miss Ida Eichman
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

The Enessa Club, one OF South Phladelphia's
popular social clubs, held its annual dance
last evening at Martels. Tho club meets fort
nightly at the home of Miss Marguerite Dia-
mond. 23n Carpenter street, and the following
are its members: Miss Kathleen c. Diamond,
Miss Marguerite c.. Jackson, Miss Marguerite
Connell, Miss Mary Flatrey, Miss Margaret Nc
Caffrey, Miss May Cunningham. Miss Mary
Louise Baxter. Miss Agnes Meyers, Miss May
Fox, Miss Marguerite Morgan, Miss Margaret
Kelly. Miss Katherine ]. Connors, Miss Mar
guerlte c. Diamond and Messrs. William A.
Bonner, Harold oldroyd, Nellis Bonner Jr' Vim
cent Kelly, James McCaffrey, ]. Clement Smith,
Hazard Malloy, Joseph +. Simpson Richard
James Kain, John ], Dougherty and Frank X.
Diamond.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

Miss Ruth Grove and Miss Jayne Grove VIII
entertain their 800 club this evening at their
home. 1903 North 9th street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

IYdss and Mrs. George a. Lntz OF Ahen-
,o.s. 80 upandinE several days with ARA 3
n wanamskel. oi Forest sgenua
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

ason oub a her home saS osags avenue,
tonlsht
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-29
POSTOFF|CE MADE
DISTRIBUTING STATION

The Fitzgerald postoffice has been
made the distributing station for five
counties. The postmasters from the
several adjoining counties will in
future draw their supplies through
the Fitzgerald postoffice. Uncle"
Sam has been reading the Leader
Enterprise and recognizes the logic
Of making Fitzgerald the center of
commercial activities for this Sec
ton, as advocated through this
paper.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1915-12-29

restrain trade by bribing labor
leaders and creating strikes.
The penalty, if found guilty, is a
year in prison. a fine of $40, 900,
or both.
Lamar and Won Rintelen are
the only two of the indicted men
who were not on the membership
roster of Labor's National Peace
Council. Despite his activity in
the formation of the organiza-
ton, Lamar did not become an
actual member of it.
The organization was formed
in Chicago. and Taylor was
chosen it's president.
Fowler, who was counsel for
the organization, in an interview
declared that the object of La
boris National Peace Council was
to TRY to establish peace in
Europe and maintain peace in
the United States
1t is doubtful if Won Rintelen
will be brought to this country
to stand trial, although it is un-
derstood that the British Govern
ment has offered to give him up.