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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01

Mrs Mckenney who is one OF Jack
mans elderly ladies, is said To have
helped make that community a gar
den spot Attention is called 70 the
details of her life and the poem which
she learned when thirteen yets of
age.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01
viii Interest Skowheean Friends

The Forthcoming news item clippeC
from the Daily Evening Item OF
Lynn, Mass, will be read with inter
est, as DR. Grover, the subject of this
sketch is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs
Simon Grover of Summer 81 L is
as follows.
Fred L. Grover, a graduate ef
the Lynn Classical High School
in l9uN. was awarded on COM
mencemcnt day at Harvard far
degree of Phi. D.. the highest
non-honorary degree awarded by
American universities. Or Gro
yer received the : b. from Har-
ward in l4l9 and the a VI in
1918. both "summa cum laUde
For the last two years h. has
been instructor In chemistry at
Harvard and has ais been doing
research WORK ~ raclo-CheMtsfry
with Prof G. T. Baxter under
grant from the Carnegie lust.iu-
tion OF Washington In aCknoN-
lcdgcmCnI of this al G,uA. aud
important work he has received
the degree of doctor Of rhloso-
ply Or Grover has recently Ae-
ceptcd an industrial research pc
slion With thu sonnet SolSay Soda
4 BY Products 60. a syracuse.
y Y. tn salc manufacturers of
soda by ths SI.yay process la
America Or Grover IS i.e soh
of Gcorgr n Grover president ~
the " j Nnuug Machinery -
of l.ynu. AID as married !u ns-
cember ls1H tn Marion , Pate
formerly Of Hs ltff pr and
Mrs Grover Nlli .eat Cambftdr
for Syracuse RrN ia 11.y.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01

We note from the Portland Argus
hat at q recent meeting OF the Port
and school committee. Mas Pearl
panforth. . Madison Eirl. who WAS
tv'elecsed for the Hsseltine school
had asked for q leave Of absence for
oas year. and vas granted Il by tbs
committee. - she desires tn spend a
tine ia special work ., CAstias Nor.
maI after which abe will return 10
hss@liias School. Portland Madison
hullsua.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01
ard oi Thanks

We wish to thauk ~ uaus friends
~ho have offered a. owsafH} and
aid in our rtcsni az .t.tr rhcir
lind words and dtsds has. hean of
material assistance ALL s-at t1m-
fort 10 Us in our sorrow ~ also
hank you sincsFely Tor ta. tHral 'ri.
bufrs
Ar aad Mira HaFfB ttAsr
sAn~ besaa. MAlss. Jg,y t8##
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01

Mr. and Mira Ray yilea of fiaE-
s,an who have been Tnesta Of Mr. and
MIRA Carroll vllss. left the nrs, Of the
week for their home accompanied By
the Mlssss Evelyn aud oivna yilss.
sho are 10 remaia Ia fiaEs,an fuF a
fss weeks
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01
Sk0Mhegan and Athens Railroad
Committee Meets Tomorrow

There will be a meeting of the
skowheg9n and Athens railroad com
mittee at the Municipal Court room
Somerset County business men inter
ested in the project will be cordially
welcome to this conference.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01

Miss ARA Pike OF wateryille Vas IN
toNn for a short time yesterday fors-
noon being GA her way to Athens to
participate In the Somerset Academy
Alumni Reuainn.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01

Mr. and Mfs Bert Geteaell ~ - q.
istoa Sho have b~ea gussta of Mr.
and MFs. e L. Cleveland. haVe re-
urnsd To their home accompanied by
Master Dwight Cleveland. whe ~tli
Semain foF two weeks as thelr guest
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01

Umpire. MeGinuis. Time Id Two
base hits, MeElwee. Houser. Lowney.
Hits off Webb, Is; off Whit, = Struck
out by Webb g By White l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
BELLEVUE-STRATFORD
ROOF GARDEN REOPENS
Society Attended Formal Re-
opening in Numbers Last
Night.

Despite tho fact that rain was falling
in torrents within few feet many per-
sons dined and danced and supped last
night on the Bellevue-Stratford ROOF
Gardens, secure from the outside storm,
so we'll are the gardens protected from
weather. and yet when the nights are
clear the room effect OF the roof disap-
pears and the flower-decked gardens Of
the air make the observer forget that
such things as walls and windows exist
The spacious rooms we're beautifully
decorated last night with trailing vines
and many geraniums OF a rich red. The
railIngs were outlined with boxes Of
flowers and inverted lights shed a soft
glow over the diners. In the south gar
den dance floor OF polished wood has
been raised above the stone floor some
four inches.
A novel feature OF last nights decora-
tlon were numbers OF canary birds In
small cages throughout the rooms, and
there we're also four rare japanese sing
Ing birds who added their sweet music TO
the general saIety.
among thOse VINO attended dlnner anu
supper were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oscar
Wilbur. who had as their guests Miss
Madeleine Elliott, Miss Ruth Rea, Miss
Elizabeth Craig, Miss Jean Beaslcy and
Miss Beatrice Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Car-uth entertained Mrs. Joseph
Norris and her son, Alfred Norris.
Others were Mr. and Mrs Samuel d.
Riddle. MIR. ana Mrs. Thomas Earle
White, MIR. and Mrs. James Potter, Mr..
John Potter, Mr. Louis a. Biddle, Mr..
Edwin l. Hyneman, Mr.. S. Harry Worth,
Mr.. Thomas f.. Mtten, Mr., Thomas S.
Austin. Mrs. Alexander L. Patton, Miss
Patton, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. HUM,
Miss Phyllis Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Close, Paymaster James II, Bull, y. S.
N; Mr.. Leon Downing, Miss Clara Wood
ward Miss jeanette Hollenback, Mr.. Mill
ton Greene, Mr.. Charles j. Miller, Mrs.
j. d. Walton Miss Belle Elsasscr and
Mrs IL N Sinnhnna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
yTERTNINNENTS

berg, Mrs. Arthur Thacher Miss Eliza
| beth Morgan and Mrs. Alfred ID. Fell
The nurses booth will be in charge Of
| the following, who will wear their nurses'
! uniforms; Miss Genevieve Campbell, Miss
Florence Davis, Miss Eleanor Beirefoel
/ Miss Eunice Conrad, Miss Cartiedes Miss
/ Bennett, Miss Rhoads and Mics kindred
| There Will also be card games at $50
Mrs. Joseph 3. Jackson and Mrs william
H. Grams are in charge.
The annual garden party of the yissa-
hickon Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
Will be given on the lawn OF the residence
OF Mr.. Reuben Kenworthy, Ridge avenue
below Walnut lane, Roxborough tomor4
row and Saturday afternoon and evan-
Ing In addition to the usual bazaar
there will be athletic sports novel and
humorous side SHOWS, and as a speciaI
feature a Maypole dance under the direc-
ton OF Miss Anna RUSSELL and folk lore
dancing directed by Miss Blanche Held
niger. The girls who will take part in
these dances are Miss Louise Antrim.
Miss Ethel Hodson. Miss Florence Smith,
Miss Ellen Radford. Miss Edna Platt.
Miss Lillian Allison. Miss Lillian North.
Miss Daisy Fairhurst, Miss Beatrice FAIR
hurst Miss Beatrice Robinson, Miss Eliza
beth Mason, Miss Gladys Lunn, Miss
Clara Hodson. Miss Elizabeth Goad.
Miss Dorothy Perry and Miss Florence
Smith
Those who win preside at the various
booths and their assistants Include the
Rev. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Gray Mrs. Rob-
ert Wooler, Mrs. William Rigier Mips
Ethel Hansbury, Miss Marguerite Harper.
Miss Ida Brook, Miss Minnie Brook. Mr..
Joseph Missimer Mrs. Howard Pierson,
Miss Clara Whltesde Miss Florence
Brook Mrs. William Harper, Miss Ella
Frame Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Mrs John
Platt, Mrs. Joseph Brook. Mrs w. Smith.
Miss May Lord, Mrs. John Camp, Mrs. w
Stotford Mrs Joseph Spencer Miss Ella
Meecnan, Miss Edna Happ, Mrs William
Preger. Miss Florence Boothe, Miss Grace
Bagley, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs. Frank
Willard, Mr. Ellis Stotford, Mr. Gilmore
Roberts, Mr.. Wallace Bagley, Mr.. Rich-
ard Bngley, Mr.. William Platt, Mr.. John
Platt. Mr.. Matthew Kinkaid, Mr. Harold
Broom, Mr.. Charles Runltle, Mr. Horace
Wooler, Mr.. William Harper Mr. George
ingram, Mr.. Alfred DIETRICH. Mr.. Rich.
ard Guffy. Mr. Henry Cording, Mr.. Hor-
ace Kenworthy. Mr.. Frank Kenworthy
and Mr.. John Cordlng
The Westminster Choral Society OF
West Philadelphia entertained the Home
for the Aged Blind, 67th street and Wood
land avenue, this week. with a musical
program which included solos by Miss
Gwendoline Morgan and Miss Elizabeth
Coke, DUETS by Mr.. Charles wurts and
Mr.. Chester G.. Ranck. quartets and
chorus work Following the song recital
at the home, the members of the Choral
Society were entertained by Miss Bar
bara Firth at her residence 66l0 Wood
land avenue. Music and Informal dane
ing, with n buffet supper, formed a part
OF the entertainment arranged by Miss
Firth for her guests
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS

CoNTGNENTAI--w. A. Fitzsimmons, New
S. Derry Lancaster. Pa. o.
ARELPHIA-H, T. Potter. Wilkes Barre. Pa:
Hp,oe Horace p; 5Si 5KSistleE, Johnstown. Pa; B. r.
walter, ,Royerstord Pa; e: NJ. Wise. Pitts
Purgh: "a Pr M. s. Budl9%ngi PToyidenee'
Kendall, Detroit.
sTENToN-Howard sergent, Phnllpsburg. Pa;
j. H. johnson, Trenton.
WALTq2N-Dr; John II. Murray. Punxsutaw-
O.; Thomas shIpiey, York. Pa; Joseph H..
street, Toronto, Can; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Mich: George R; Webb. BaitimOTres,' rs' Ma W.
5s oSI Susan a R Rru.ma
Mrs. II; a. Wagner and Miss Miriam ,wag-
Margaret craig New castle, Pas Pas'; iH FSrn6am ham
9Fh Ws1t PFeoPs'i John l. Rcaas IL ES aad
SON, PittsburE6. Pa. Harry L. Moore, 'PiHs Erie,
Pa, Mr. and Mrs J o, Clark. Glencamp-
Charles IL, Johnston, Pittsburgh, Pa; Fred
@; Belts, clearheid. Pa; T. E. Strong, CIeve-
ST; JAMEs-Dr. John J.. Singer. Greensburg.
Pa: Albert G. pashbach, c. o. Bunger, -.
shamokIn Pa
wINpsoR-H., L. Reed WASHINGTON Joseph
6 JO9nSoD GrdiStw99d Pa nj, IaG96 Jack
wife, Wllliamsport, Pa; d. A, Green, Lam
caster. Pa.
GREEN's-w. o. Chapman, Newark. N. j.;
NJ. s.. Porter, Newark, N. j.; l.. j. Bradley,
Willlamsport, Pa. Alfred H. Smith, Boston;
A. j. Harding, New York Captain ". Ing
ham, s. S. dominion.
NEW BINGHAM-Mr and Mrs G. b. Glenn,
Johnstown, Pa; f. H. Burns, ST. Michaels.
Nd; Mr; and Mrs. James Dwyer,, New York ]
ington; ID. A. Hegeman, New York.
w. West, Altoona,
W; Henry, Pittsburgh A. s.
Adleman Pttsburgh j. r. McGapL, Pitts
burgh; the Rev, Lee Hong and wife, China;
Mr.. and Mrs. West Brown, Cuba J, p. Mills
Cincinnati; z P, WeTley, Allentown, Pa, +.
/. Hunter, Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs. r. +.
Yer, Del; Thomas Riley, Boston, Mass. Mrs. |
F. r. Seitz. Chicago.
COLONNADE-Miss Marte Deck Harrisburg,
Pa; II, c. Chisolm, Huntington, Pa. WI |
liam j. McCarter, Jr., Norwood, Pa; DR.. and /
MMrsi T C. segley o. Fremont. Pc g d,
phia; A. L. Deals Newark. Del; d. s. Nor |
ton, Evansyille, Ind; g. J. Craver, u, 8. s. |
Kansas. Katherine G. Schrader and Anne
Braun, both OF Aurora, ILL.,; DR.. and Mrs
". S: JOHNSON and children, Los Angeles
cal; y. ]. Powell and NJ; y. POwell, York
Pa, Thomas NJ, Wilson. Milton. Pa
and Mrs. c, Russell.
EsW HaysR; Conn: MF' p / Mott SSE
Miss Thompson. Baltlmorei J. Z. stewart
Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Lincoln, |
ars -I q. j. iferstt EsWaFE. n. ' j.; NJ. ana and
Mrs Il. NJ Humphrey ,Sew York; Mrs. e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
Chestnut Hill

Miss Dorothy Benerman. Of 723S Boyer
street, entertained at bridge info mally
yesterday morning.
Mrs. John Mustard, OF 72O7 Lincoln
drive. will entertain the members her
luncheon bridge club on Wedn sday,
June o.
Mrs. Walter II. Dilks, s20l st. Ms rtin's
lane has issued invitations Tor an az
home today from until o'clock. The
card Of Miss Dilks is inclosed.
MT. and Mrs, William Findlay Br Iwn.
or 20 Gowen avenue, will entertain at a
alnner-dance on Wednesday. June p at
the Button. There will be 25 guests 1res-
ent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
Along the Reading

a qualifying round for the handicap
tournament for the women OF the Old
fork Road Country Club was held
Yesterday. The following Wednesday,
June ,. the first round match play.
On June is, the second round match
play and the finals on wednes-
aay, June q. The tournament is looked
ittWard to with a great deal of pleas
ure by many prominent golfing women
along The Re1dinR Mr.. Jack Camp
oell has recently established a new rec
ORD FOR the Old York Road Country Club
Of 6s
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Moon, OF wyncote
road Jenkintcwn, have had as their guest
Ior several weeks Mrs. Moons sister Miss
Fanny De Silver, Of 1923 Poplar street,
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Moon and
FAMILY left the first OF the week for Cape
May N. j., where they have taken ACCT
tage for the summer.
At the Old York Road Country Club
yesterday luncheon was served for the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the club, followed by
business meeting at 2:S0 Bridge and
other card games were played. The
hostesses were Miss Hannah Hallowell
and Miss Blanche Daniels.
Friends of Mrs. Benjamin Rowland will
regret to learn that she has the measles
Mr and Mrs Rowland are occupying Mrs
Lennig's home at Arlington until August
l. when they will leave for Winter Har-
Dor, Me-, for several weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
Girard Estate

Mrs. William Thaddeus Gouget OF 25os
south Garnet street, entertained yester-
day at cards. followed by n dainty buffet
luncheon. The guests included members
of the Glrard Estate 800" Club. Palms
and maidenhair ferns arranged with lilies
or the valley formed the artistic decora-
tons. Among those present were Mrs
Frederick Bond, Mrs. 7. L. Cobaugh, Mrs
William I. Gushing, Miss Elizabeth Cush-
Ing, Mrs. William Eddie. Mrs H. Stanley
Holloway, Mrs, Finley Marrow, Mrs
Frederick Schmidt. Mrs. Charles Shisler
Mrs. Russell Smith, Mrs. Frank G. SUIT
ton, Miss Evelyn Sutton. Mrs. William
II. Wilson and Mrs. S. Stewart
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03

A n attractive fair will be given on the
n lawn nt the home Of Mrs. Theron
! l. crane, 64a Greene street, this after.
noon. from until $50 o'clock. The pro-
| ceeds are to be used for the Home fol-
/ Incurables. Mrs. Charles w Nevin, OF
! Riverton. Is president OF the home, and
| some OF those on the board OF man
! ayers who will take an active part are
| Mrs Caleb j. Milne, Jr., Mrs. T. r. Ross
and Mrs Theron I. Crane. who will be
/ In charge of the fancy goods table. Mrs.
/ II. s. Prentlss Nichols will have charge
Robinson will preside over the selling of
baskets which have been made by the
inmates Of the home. The children's
work will be In charge OF Mrs Caroline
Llppncott. Of Wyncote.
Ice cream will be dispensed by Mrs.
Robert c. Heyl and Mrs. Paul Fife.
Flowers will be sold by Miss Beatrice
English, Miss Elaine Taylor English and
Miss Estelle Lippincott. Miss Hoyt and
Mrs. a. Reed McTntire, Of Merton. have
arranged q gooseneck grab bag, dear to
the heart of every child There will be
a lemonade we'll a fortune teller, In the
person of Mrs. Harry V. Register; a de-
lectable candy booth, in charge Of MrB.
Henry G. Mitchner, Miss Judith Mari,
MISS Louise Tilge and Miss M Winitred
Mari. Real thrills will be caused by fas-
cinating moving pictures arranged by
Mrs. William S. Poulterer and Mrs. Har-
vey ]. Mitchell, to be given IN the gar
age. Little Bernard McIlhenny and his
pony cart will delight the youngsters.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. John
III. Jopson, 1924 Pine street, and Miss
Helen virgins. Others on the board OF
managers are Mrs. E. o. Shakespeare,
chairman; Mrs. Cyrus II. X Curtis, Mrs
John Gribbel Mrs Edward r. Fell.
Miss Eleanor Johnson, Mrs. Samuel Kerr
and Mrs. II. Spencer. The aides will be
dressed in green and white and the deco
rations Of the booths will be of the same
shades.
The lawn fete which is given annually
In aid of st. Luke's Homeopathic Hos
pital will take place on Thursday, June
TO- on the hospital grounds, Broad and
WinEohoclSing streets There will be rustic
booths for the sale of fancy and useful
articles, fortune telling by an expert
palmist and a moving picture entertain
ment by the Lubin Company. The af-
fair will be given under the direction Of
Mrs William II. Grams, who will be as
sisted by Mrs. II. *, Mansfield, Mrs
Charles Bocklus, Mrs. Albert Grigg, Mrs
d. Roman, Mrs. Elizabeth Newport Mrs
Joseph b. Jackson, Miss Carrie Speece
Mrs. w. Stevenson, Mrs. James Repplier
Mrs. Charles Jeffries, Mrs. Mary f. Scott
Mrs. Samuel Thompson, Miss McLaugh-
lin, Miss Helen Sterritt, Miss Mary Hart
Miss Mary Dells, Mrs. Frederick Leiten-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
North PHILADELPHIA

Miss Florence Wallace. OF 18th and
Master streets, gave a luncheon, followed
by cards, yesterday, when her guests were
Miss Mary Fletcher, Miss Jessie HalIen-
ger. Miss Edna Cav, Mrs. Robert Klee.
Jr., Mrs. Robert Bartholomew, Miss
Kathryn Ennis. Miss Elsie Krouss and
Mrs, George MacCool.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry d. Wieand, Of
1907 Diamond street, left yesterday for
Atlantic City. They will occupy their
cottage at that resort until October.
Miss Elizabeth Greenblatt OF 2537 North
Goth street, has been spending some time
In Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Wood, OF 2O2l
Diamond street, will spend part OF the
season In Ocean City
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03

tho home OF the brides mother, l5 North
3sd street, at o'clock, the Rev. Mr.
Dipple offlclating.
The bride who was attended by her
sister Miss Carolyn Darrah. as maid Of
honor, and Miss Hazel Little as brides
broidered net and carried a shower
bouquet Of bride roses and lilies OF the
valley The maid of honor wore an
attractive frock OF pink embroidered
Voile and carried an arm bouquet of
pink roses The bridesmaid was gowned
In blue net over blue chiffon and also
carried pink roses.
A reception followed for the imme-
diate families after which the couple
left on their wedding trip and on their
return will be at home at 1916 Pearl
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
South Philadelphia

| The Regal Club will hold the final dance
| OF the season tomorrow evening in the
Century Club of Lansdowne. The COM
mittee has arranged an attractive pro-
gram, and the dance will be a fare
! well until the new series is started in
! the fall. Among those present will be
the Misses Brown, Miss Dixie Breen, Miss
Helen Cassidy, Miss Ella Conaty, Miss
Frances Crowley, Mrs. e. A. Dougherty,
Miss Helen Dudley, Miss Pauline Dough-
erty, Miss Regina Fitzpatrick Miss Bessie
| Fox, Misses Gallagher, Miss Blanche
Kent, Miss Marie Lague Miss Madeleine
Layton. Miss Helen McSorley, Miss Mary
Jones, Miss Marie Kindest, Miss May
Moore, Mr.. John Burke, Mr.. Walter Ben
der. Mr.. Joseph Creamer. Mr.. James Con-
atty, Mr.. Joseph Cunningham, Mr.. H. Gill
bert DAILY, Mr.. NJ. ]. Devine, Mr.. Walter
Donahue. Mr.. Frank Freeney, Mr. Mar
tin a. Heary, Mr.. Charles B. Lanning
Mr.. NJ. McClosley Mr.. John Manly, Mr.
James McGurk, Mr.. F. p. j. McGurk
Mr.. James Nolan, Mr.. Drew Tonnd, Mr.
John Wooley and Mr.. Lester Wilmer.
Mr.. Frank ]. Doyle of 21s7 South 18th
street, will occupy his summer residence
at Essington for the coming season.
where he will entertain extensively. He
Will tender a farewell reception to his
friends. Among the guests will be Mr..
c. Thomas keenan,, Mr.. C. Henry Ellis
Mr. Thomas p. MCGOWAN and Mr.. j.
Alloy. Casey.
Miss Helen Margolis entertained the
Unique Club. of which she Is a member
at her home. 23o Greenwich street. Dur
ing the afternoon the committee made
the final arrangements for the picnic
which will be given on June 49, In the
evening the regular meeting was held
Those present were Miss Jean Baron,
Miss Helen MargolIs. Miss Rae Baron
Miss Clara Cohen. Miss Fannie Cohen
Miss Jean Cohen Miss Essie Deutsch
Miss Sarah Gerson, Miss Helen Le-
blanE Mss Resa Rrakoyitz, MTss Ger
trude silver, Miss Cecilia SupoYitz, Miss
Pearl Burnstein and Miss Melba Bux-
hRnm Miss Sabel OF Indianapolis, was
entertained as visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs John G. Keown, OF 1911
Dickinson street. spent the holidays with
their daughter, Mrs. Louis l. Farren, of
Mckinley avenue. Lansdowne.
Miss Hattie Bleider, Miss Sophie Brau-
nick and Mrs. Leon II. Rose, leaders of
the Junior Mishorral Zion, gave an out
ing for its Junior clubs on Sunday to
Lake Chamounix. Many of the senior
members accompanied them. The mem
bers OF the council of Jewish Clubs pres
ent included Mr.. 1. Feinstein Mr.. Dolan.
Mr.. B. Markowitz. Mr.. ]. Grossman and
Mr.. NJ, Sax. Refreshments were served
and many games added to the enjoyment
OF the day
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
WHAT'S DONG
TONIGHT ?"

Graduating exercises, Pennsylvania Museum
Theatre: s o'clock.
West Philadelphia Business Men, Haltlnora
avenue and Goth street; o'clock Free
Central Germantown Avenue Business Men
25in Germantown avenue: o. clock Free.
Tioga Business Men, 35iS Germantown ave-
nue.: s o'clock Free.
Cohocksink Business Men, Tth street ana
Germantown eyenuei 8 o'clock Free.
York and ilth streets S O'Clock
Zero club Of PhiladelPha, % South 2sd
italian war relief meeting, sth and Carpenter
streets; o'clock. Free.
Toga Choral Society eantata, st. Faurs RE-
formed Episcopal Church, s:l5 o'clock.
Church; s O'Clock. Free
Flying Squadron national tsmperanee meet
inBH. Forrest Theatre; s o'clock Free
T. c. Il. u, Society, BFyn MaRr Fire Han
Mass meeting to demand a northeast hirh
school. York and Memphis streets. Free
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
Germantown

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry Powers, OF
harvey street have offered their bsauti-
Iul rose garden for a strawberry festival
% be given by the Christian END savor
Society OF the First Presbyterian c iurch
on Saturday, June s., from az I'll 10
o'clock, In case OF rain the fair v IN be
held In the parish house, SO West q elten
avenue,
Miss Beatrice Wells, OF the Coulte Inn.
VIII return TO her home In Anna polls
Nd after having spent the wintsr In
Germantown.
Mr., and Mrs. James Mapea DodEa Of
hekean avenue and Clapier itrest. have
returned home from New York there
they attended the wedding OF Miss Peck
ana Mr. Vivian II. Egleston.
hr. and Mrs Harry Lippincott Ca ssard,
of sss Pelham road have returned home
rom short trip to Annapolis Nd, where
tney were the guests OF Chaplain and
denny
Hiss Grace Porter and Miss Estelle
Porter. of 2l0 Earlham terrace. have re-
turned from Lancaster, where they Vls-
lted at their fathers old homestead.
Harmony Hail.
Mrs. Charles II. Landenberger. Jr., OF
As Wsstvlew street will entertain az
bridge today
Mrs Walter NJ la Rue and Miss Mar
saFst Ia Rue. Of 1n Pelham road, are
spending June week in Annapolis, Ala
4he Mothers Club. IN connection With
nc Falls OF schuylkill branch ~ the
enng Women's Christian Assoeialion,
eas issued cards Of invitation for gar-
qea party at the home Of Mrs William
=; Mclean on Indian Queen lane. Rast of
= sflss7ahiekon avenue, on Saturday 5une
efA A. s. Ferns. Of The Ferns Hast
4ties stfeat announces the engas seElert
q her daughter. Miss Rosaia III faloI
~ FhHlp 3. Kennedy. also 81 aef'
pAn go data haa besn SCI feg ine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03
VfEDDNIJS f, b.; x4E;; IL

A WEDDING Of interest to Philadel-
a phians which will be solemniEed in
Baltimore today will be that Of Miss
Sarah Fenner George. daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John C. George, to DR..
t. Grler Miller. formerly of statesville.
N. c., but now of this city. The cere-
mony will be performed quietly at the
residence OF the brides brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs, Hayward r.
Boyce, 1928 East Biddle street. by the
Rev. Harris e. Kirk, rector Of Franklin
Street Presbyterian Church. There Will
be a small reception. Miss George will
be given In marriage by her brother. Mr..
r. e. Lee George, who married Miss
Caroline b. Doran. of this city. Doctor
Miller and his bride will reside in Phila-
delphia, where Doctor Miller is assistant
Of the University Hospital.