Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-06

nE1ss FRANCES S. MEARS, daughter Of Mr.
lVI and Mrs. Edward B. Mears, Of 1918 De
i.ancey place, is entertaining at luncheon to-
day at the Sedgely Club in honor of Miss Re
becca Pickering, OF Boston, who is spending
fortnight with Miss Mears The guests include
Miss Frances Sullivan. Mrs Joseph Wharton
Iippncott, Miss Jean Burt. Miss Helen Van
pusen, Mrs. william Paul o'Nein, Mrs. How
ard Kennedy Hill. Miss Marion sharpess and
Miss wlnder, of Baltimore.
Mrs stacy b. Lloyd, of Ardmore, will give
n box party at the Children's Entertainment
and Tabeaux to be given at the Bellevue
stratford on Thursday afternoon for the bene-
Mt of the Hope Day Nursery. Her little guests
will be Miss Elizabeth Austin. Miss Ellen Doug
las Lloyd Miss Mary Ross John Baird Jr.,
Arthur Primrose Baugh, Jr., and Kenton Eisen-
berg.
The Woman Writer'S Club of Philadelphia
held its business meeting last night in the
clubrooms at 1910 Locust street. which was
followed by an entertainment, in which mem
bers OF the club took part.
An impersonation OF a movie, 1.-THE Tell
Tale Kiss" by Caroline B. King, was pro-
duced under the direction of Miss Dorothy
Mills, who is chairman of the Entertainment
Committee. Those members OF the club who
took part included Mrs James Francis Boas,
Miss Dorothy Bauer, Miss Edna Stauffer, Miss
NJ L. Diehl, Miss Julia Bankenburg, Miss Ger
trude CARMEL. DR.. Jane Leslie tift, Miss Re-
bekah w. Elliott and Miss Marie Sellers.
The club will give an entertainment at the
New Century Club rooms on the night OF April
49, which will be followed by general dancing
Mrs. Stephen Greene entertained last night
T,,Ip
town, In honor of her granddaughter, Miss
Eleanor Hill, of Evanston, H., who is her
guest over the holidays. Among those present
were John Hill, grandson OF Mrs. Greene, who
Ia a student at Pennsylvania; Miss Cornea
Hayman, Miss Eleanor Davis, Miss Emma
Crowder, Miss Edith Hobson Gordon Smith,
George Stephenson William Shovel and Ed
ward Ketcham.
Mr. and Mrs Hollingshead N. Taylor, of
1909 st. Martins lane, will entertain box
party at the Mask and Wig on Wednesday
evening Their guests will include Mr.. and
Mrs Curtis L. Clay. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hol-
lIngsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carson. Mr..
and Mrs Joseph w. LIppincott and Percival D.
Taylor. The party will afterward attend in
formal supper at the Mask and Wig Clubhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Potter. of Montgomery
avenue, will entertain at dinner before tho
bal masque to be given at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club on Wednesday evening. Their
guests will include Mr. and Mrs. John IL.
Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hebard. Mr..
and Mrs John Rust, OF Cleveland; Mrs. J.
Nelson Purviance and Mr.. and Mrs. Bouton
Earnshaw.
Marshall S. Winpenny will give a dinner on
Monday evening" April 12 before the costume
dance at the Rittenhouse. Mr. Winpenny will
return from Bermuda on Monday.
ldr. and Mrs William G. Warden, OF Redgate,
School House lane. Germantown, will leave
Saturday April II, for California. Mr.. and
Mrs Warden will visit the exposition before
returning home.
Colonel Littleton Waller Tazewell Waller, U.
s. NJ. c., and Mrs. Waller will entertain at
dinner tomorrow evening at their home in
the Navy Yard in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Q. Grove. Covers will he laid for 10.
Miss Nellie e. Quirk, who the first
woman elected member of the Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce. was one of the few
women who attended the membership dinner
OF the organization at the Bellevue -Stratford
last night.