Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

lWrON, of Ardmore, entertained at dinner
last night in honor of Miss Marjorie Thayer of
Boston, who was classmate Of Mrs. Norton
at Huntington, Mass Miss Thayer is the guest
OF Mrs. Matthew Balrds
Miss Josephine Bleanore Mende, of 4l9 West
Hortter street. will entertain at bridge wednes-
day afternoon OF Easter week in honor Of Miss
Emma S. Walton Of is Walnut street, whose
marriage to John Wallace Hallowe Jr., will
take place IN the autumn. Miss Mende's other
quests will be Mrs. Frederick Chandler. Jr.,
Mrs s. Earle Haines, Mrs X. Biddle Trishmuth
Mrs william Yerkes, Mrs. Harry Butterworth
Miss Eleanor Ketcham, Miss Mary Lamb, Miss
I7leancre Durham, Miss Eysa Matthews, Mise
Bertha Hallowell, Miss Helen Gormey, Miss
lJnce williams, Miss Helen Dando, Miss Mar
guerte Hoopeter, Miss Marie Starr Miss Vir-
rinia Wetherill, Miss Eleanor Beers, Miss
Blanche Daniels, Miss Margaret Morgan, Miss
Mildred BOUCHER Miss Eleanor Flood, Miss
Martha Crossman and Miss Martha Collins.
Mrs Alan II. Reed. Of wyncote, has
sent out invitations for a children's party
on Friday afternoon, April Q. at 3 o'clock In
honor of her little daughter, Miss Mary Alt
son Reed and her son, Alan Reed, Jr There
will be about 35 children present
4 Miss Marion sharpless. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Townsend sharpless of Hatherton, Wynn
cote, has returned from Georgetown N. j.,
swhere she spent n week as the guest of Mrs
kHenry Hutchinson.
Miss Frances Louise Omerly, OF Pelham road,
Germantown, is entertaining Miss Eleanor Ed
monds at her cottage in Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs Dale b. Filter will spend part
of May at Atlantic City.
Miss Marys Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert L. Clark, of 345 South 18th street
turned to Westover School. having spent a
2short vacation with her parents.
An Italian dinner was given last night at the
undne Barge Club. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. George Fritz Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Rog-
srs Woodruff, Miss Anna Florence Woodruff
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Carver Mr.. and Mrs
Gummey, Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Tucker
Mr.. and Mrs E. Rittenhouse Miller, Mr. and
Mrs Beck. Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth, Jr, Mr.
and Mrs. Cacclnnins. Walter HopSlnson ana
George Maloy.
Mrs. Littleton Waller Tazewel Waller will
not receive this afternoon at her home in the
Navy Yard, but will do SO on all subsequent
Thursdays.
Miss Margaret Packer, who has been the
guest OF Lieutenant Commander NJ. Hunt, u,
S. NJ, and Mrs, Hunt at their home in the
Navy Yard for the last 10 days, will leave
for her home in Burlington today.
Mr., and Mrs. Alban Eavenson will close their
town house. 1852 Pine street. the end of next
week and occupy their home at Oak Lane for
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Eavenson. with
DIR. and Mrs, Thomas s. Stewart, will give a
masked Pierrot dance tonight at the Phila-
delphia Cricket Club There will be 100 guests
present
Invitations have been sent out by Company |
b. Pennsylvania Engineers, for their seventh |
annual dance on Friday evening, April 16. The
dance will not be held at the armory 2O25 San
som street. but at the Roosevelt 2O27 Chestnut
street. The committee in charge includes Rich
ard s. Newbold, chairman; Francis II. Gilpin,
@. Abbott Hunt, Jr, r. Van Buren, Connel,
William Bradford and Walter Stoever.
Miss Lydia Ruth Turner, daughter of Mrs.
Edward w. Turner of OGontz, entertained ut
luncheon today in honor of her schoolmate Miss
Anna r. Havens, of Chicago. who is at present
her guest for the Easter holidays. The decora-
lions were spring flowers and the favors in
keeping with the Easter season. The guests in
Guided Miss Anna Lewis. Miss Anna Baker Miss
Nenato Baker. Miss Mary Oates, Miss Claire
Filler Miss Martha Turner