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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
MEETING OF SOUTHERN LEAGUE
 TO BE HELD TODAY
Three Important Questions Will Come Before Assembly-Baugh Slated For Reelection. Action Expected On Schedule-Player and Sal ary Limit Will Be Set At Former Figures. Spirited Session Looked For

The directors of the Southern league will assemble in Br mngham today for the annual meeting of the league and Ii the reports that have gained prominence the entire south prove to be rue the iveest meeting several years will probably held Three face the directors that will undoubtedly important phase before adjournment is taken
 The important question the programme the pres denal election which will be strong fight between Robert H. Baugh incumbent Clyde Shropshire who will attempt to deth the 1ocalm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
$$ Annual Meeting of League Today
IN PROGRESS FOR
 PEACE IN THE BASEBALL WORLD
Organized Members and Feds Have Meeting Dreyfus Presents Plan Outlined By Feds and National League ue-Adjustment Cannot Be Made Until After Decision of Judge Landis

New York; December 14he annual meeting of the National league here today developed the fact that negotiations again progress for settlement of the baseball strife tween organized and independent baseball President John K Tener of the National league answer to queries the truth of report that there had been ference between his organization and members Federal league, made the following formal statement:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
ANDREWS LEAVES
 FOR LEAGUE MEETING

Chattanooga, December 14-(Special.) President O. B. Andrews and Vice Presi- dent z. c. Patten, Jr., of the Lookouts, left tonight for Birmingham to represent Chattanooga at the annual meeting of the league Wednesday.
 Manager Johnny Dobbs of New Or leans made the trip with the local mag mates. Manager .'Kid' Eberfeld of the Lookouts will not attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
NAVY ANNOUNCES
 BASEBALL SCHEDULE

Annapolis, Md, December 4.-Navy's baseball schedule for 1916 was announced today. It provides for 26 games, all to be played here. The games include April %, University of North Carolina; May 3, Virginia Military institute; May 4, Agricultural and Mechanical college of North Carolina.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15

balls, Sacrifice hits and three-base hits; Chicago led in home runs, while Newark led in two-base hits.
 Marsans, the Cuban, who jumped from Cincinnati to St. Louis, batted but .117 for the season. Kirby, the former Gull, who set hot pace for Knisely in 1914, batted but PIP. Harry Swacina, who was fired by Baltimore batted PAY.
 Although more players batted above the 300 mark in this league than either the American or National, it does not mean that the Feds have the best bat ters, but casts a reflection on the brand of hurlers they have. Although the season was not a success from a finan- cial standpoint, the officials were we'll pleased with the final batting aver ages.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
JOE TINKER WILL BE
 OPERATED ON TODAY

Chicago, December 14.-Joe Tinker manager of the local Federal league baseball team, went to a hospital to- day to prepare for an operation to- morrow for the removal of a stone in the kidneys
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
He Knew

From the Chicago Herald
 Teacher-What is the difference be- tween the sun and the moon?
 Pupil-Please, sir, the suns bigger and healthier looking than the moon because he goes to bed earlier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
TULANE s SCHEDULE WILL BE HARD ONE Georgia, Alabama, Tech and Tennessee Among Teams
 To Be Played

Tulane's schedule fir 1916 will be the most difficult ever attempted by Louisiana college. Tulane will meet Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia Tech and Louisiana State, all promi- nent gridiron teams except the last named.
 The first four represent the best teams in the south and Tulane is ar ranging this schedule must think that they will have good team on the gridiron in 1916. It must be to defeat any of these colleges.
 The following is the complete sched- ule:
 October ', Southwestern Industrial at New Orleans.
 October IA, University of Georgia at Athens, Ga.
 October 21, Springfield at New Or leans.
 October 2S, University of Tennessee at New Orleans.
 November 4, Georgia Tech at Atlanta or New Orleans.
 November II, Rice Institute at Hous- ton, Tex.
 November IS, University of Alabama at New Orleans.
 November 30, Louisiana State at New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15

lethrone the local magnate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

A VERY pretty wedding took place last
"A evening. when Miss Cora Elizabeth
Field, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Field, of 1912 Comfy street, became the
bride of Mr.. J. Frank DUNCAN in the
Wissinoming Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Lloyd Stevens, pastor of the
church, performed the ceremony. The
bride. who was given in marriage by her
father. wore a gown of white satin
charmeuse en- train, trimmed with lace
and pearls. Her tulle veil was adorned
with orange blossoms, and she carried
shower bouquet of lilies OF the valley
and white sweet peas. The maid OF honor,
Miss Evelyn Minter. was gowned in pink
satin trimmed with blue chiffon and car
ried huge arm bouquet OF pink sweet
peas. Little Miss Claire Moritz was
dressed in white lace and blue ribbons.
and was chosen as flower girl.
The bridegrooms brother, Mr.. Stuart
DUNCAN, acted as best man. The ushers
included Mr. Roy DUNCAN, Mr.. Harry
DUNCAN, Mr. Frank KEGS and Mr.. Thomas
Linn.
A reception followed the ceremony at
the home of the bride.
After wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs.
DUNCAN will be at home at 1912 Comfy
street.
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n Hiss EDITH GRACIE, of Washing
lW ton; Miss Abbie Orme of New Or
issns. and Miss Ethel Andrews. of New
Haven, Conn, are spending several DAYS
AZ the guests of Mrs. Joseph NJ. Gazzam
al her residence, 265 South 19th street.
This morning Mrs. Gazzam and her
guests motored to Lakewood, where they
Will attend the commencement exercises
of Miss Walkers school, from which Miss
olivia de Beeler Gazzam will be gradu-
sted Miss Gazzam will return with her
mother this evening and will be honor
guest at the box party at the Devon
Horse Show, which Mrs Gazzam will
eive on Saturday, and at which the other
guests will be mostly next year de-
bntantes Following the box party, Mrs
Gazzam will entertain at n tea In honor
Of her guests, who will include Miss
vivian Kennedy, of New York. Miss
Hannah Wright, Miss Eleanor Bryant
Miss Gertrude Pancoast Miss Corinne
freeman, Miss Josephine Foster, Miss
lane Everett Miss Katharine Hunter,
Miss Louise Gray, Miss Lorraine Gra-
ham, Miss Emily Kennedy, Miss Frances
Randall, Miss Jean Van Jolinc, Miss
christine Spencer, Miss Katharine Hills,
Miss Oracle, Miss Andrews and Miss
Orme.
Mrs. Gazzam's sister. Mrs. Edward w.
Robinson, of New York, and Mrs Walter
J. Freeman will assist their hostess as
chaperones on Monday Mrs. Gazzam
will entertain a box party of married
people, her guests at that time including
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bertram Lippncott, DR..
and Mrs. j. Madison Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Longstreth, MIR. and Mrs. Harry
c. Thayer, Dr. and Mrs. Walter j. Free
man. Mrs. Frank Kennedy Mrs. Walter
BRYANT, Mrs Edward w. Robinson and
Mrs Thomas clifford, of New York.
Mrs. James Miffln has closed her town
house at 1924 Spruce street and is taking
apartments for a few weeks at the
Adne
Miss Elizabeth B. Brown, of Boston, Is
spending a few days in this city. She has
taken apartments at the Aldine.
Mrs Ira Vaughan, of the Aldine. re-
ceived cable from Mr.. Vaughan yester-
day to the effect that he will reach New !,
York on his return from Germany next
Friday. Mrs. Vaughan and her daughter
we're with Mr.. Vaughan in Germany when
the war started last August, but returned
to their apartments at the Aldine three
months ago.
Mrs. John Lowell, of Boston, is visiting
Mrs j. G. Hale at the Aldine.
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RINGER-SCTTJ,

The marriage of Miss Bertha SculI,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James I. Scull,
or Ocean City. to Mr.. Louis j. Ringer, of
1900 North 11th street. took place yes
terday afternoon at the residence of the
Kew, DR.. George Won Bosse, 1910 North
oth street, pastor of the German Lutheran
Church, st. John and Brown streets. The
ceremony was very quiet one, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ringer left for an extended
wedding journey, They will be at home
after october l, at 1900 North 1lth street
Mr.. and Mrs John Wesley Meyer. of
5OO7 Penn street, Frankford, have issue
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Blanche Wheeler Mover
to Mr. Bert Wilbur Hendrickson. of
Brooklyn, N. Y, on Monday evening
June p, at o'clock. The ceremony will
be performed in the home of the brides
parents, the Rev, Harry C. Crawford Of
hciating. Miss Meyer will be attended
by Miss Irene Walsh as maid of honor,
and the best man will be Mr. Edward
James DAILY, of Hartford, Conn. There
VIII be no bridesmaids or ushers. AL
though four of the brides best friends
VIII help receive and will include Mrs
Horace Godfrey Wunderle, of Edge Hill:
MISS Mary Kitchener Bolton, Miss Mar
saret Tustin O'Hara and Miss Irene
Brooks, of Gouverneur, n. Y. A reception
VIII follow the ceremony and "at home
cards VIII be issued in September
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Germantown

Ar. and Mrs. Joseph Ross. OF Upsal
street and Wissahickon avenue, have as
their guest for a fortnight Mrs. Charles
Montgomery, of New York.
Among those who have reserved tables
lor dinner at the Japanese Fete to be
given today at the home of DIR. and
Mrs, George Woodward are Mr., and
MIS- William B. Kurtz, Mr.. and Mrs,
sfaneis b. Reeves, Sr, Also Mr.. and
ATS Francis B. Reeves, Jr., Mrs. Rus
sci Hubbard.
MIS- Cornelius Haggarty Jr.. of 524
rest Coulter street, entertained tnfor-
many at luncheon yesterday at the Belle
sue-stratford in honor of Mrs. John
reteF Grant, of Louisville, KY, who Is
ths guest of Mrs. William Simpson Hor-
nsF Jr., of Chestnut Hill.
Mrs Franz Wolf. of Brooklyn. N, Y,
AZ present the guest of her mother.
aars ], Kidder, at her home, so East Penn
ssfsel Mrs. Wolf will be remembered
= Miss Ethel Lois Pugh before her mar
mage in the winter.
NJ. and Mrs. Oswald Hampton schell,
= saz West School House Lane, accom-
esnled BY their son, Oswald Hampton
9s.ash. Jr.. have returned from motor
-. - H96 itucnelles N Il WheIe lnGg
Visited friends for several days.
MIS- Simpson Wesley Horner, OF
- 1fens street. will return TO her home
= Detroit. Mich. on Friday. She will
~ N Pittsburgh for several days with
zIlsnas on the way out
aaFs John o. 'BFien. OF 561s Greene street.
: spending few weeks In Atlantic City.
A the wedding Of Miss Helen cathcaTt.
szashter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Led
zasa cathearl. OF 636 WestvieW street
sc pr Richard Harris on Tuesday
Is Z the bridal party viii include Mrs
I'D 3 Robinson. who 8ill act As
tea ot honor. ana Miss Marjorie C,
.szsss sister ef the bride. Who Rill
a q honor. Mr. Harris viii have
a-=1 naa bis brother. Mr. John 3.
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Along the Main Line

ARDMoRE-The Busy Bees" Branch
of the Mnistering Children's League were
30 unfortunate in the weather for their
sale on Saturday last, they have, there
fore, decided to sell the remaining articles
on Friday, May 2S, from 2:3O until p.
M, at the home of Mrs. William L,
Baily, Lancaster pike, Ardmore. This is
the sixth sale the BUSY Bees" have held
for the Seashore House at Atlantic City.
During the summer of 1910 and 1911 they
maintained a bed and a cottage at a
cost of SIPS a year. Next they raised
$1,000 to endow a bed Now they have
completed the $500 necessary to endow
a cottage, which will hold a mother and
one or more children.
This is to be in memory of Mrs. Albert
L. Mccormick, who. before her death last
year, was, with Mrs. T. B. Clemense and
Mrs William L. Baily, a leader In the
work
members in 1910 to present membership
Of g.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Rhodes, of Ardmore,
returned from Watkins Glen last week
and are spending a few days at the
Aldine.
HAvERFoRD-At Dolobran, the Hav-
erford home of Mrs. Clement A. Griscom,
tonight suffrage meeting will be held.
Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale will
be the principal speaker. Others who will
participate are Mrs. James D, Winsor,
Mrs. Frank d. Watson, wife of Profess
sor Watson, of Swarthmore College. Mr..
Joseph Swain, president of Swarthmore
College, will preside at the meeting.
VlLLANoVA-The students at Villa
nova College will give a minstrel show
this evening at the college auditorium.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Williamson Roberts
will shortly move into their home in
Vlllanova. They purchased the Garrett
property last year. and have built
handsome new home on the old site.
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Roxborough

"Sufrragists as Men See Them" one
act farce, will be presented tonight by the
members of the Polly Ann Club, of the
Falls of Schuylkill Baptist Church, in the
assembly room. The sketch was written
by one of the members, Mrs. Marian
Whalley Cole. and the cast will include
Miss Isabel Ferguson. Miss Bessie Han
mes, Miss Annie Huntington, Miss Ruth
Hinchcliffe, Miss Flora Moyneux, Miss
Elizabeth Martin. Miss Alice Buckley
Miss Clara Peal, Miss Esther Peal. Miss
Elva PieTson, Miss Emma Shaw, Miss
Edith Peal, Miss Myrtle Smith, Miss
Jeannette Turner. Miss Helen Smith. Miss
Edith Laughlin. Miss Grace Walker. Miss
Mabel Senner, Miss Mabel Hayes. Miss
Elizabeth Ferguson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Whalley Molyneux, Mrs. Samuel Smith
and Mrs. Walter Hardill
Mrs. Charles Vein, of 537 Walnut lane.
Roxborough. will give a luncheon tomor-
row for the sewing club OF which she Is
a member. Her guests viii be Airs. n
Claire Rorabaugh. Mrs. William Kelly
Mrs. Frederick Stott. Mrs. Frank Ken
worthy. Mrs, John A. struse, Mrs. Roy 4
Robinson. Mrs. Albert Hood. Miss Helen
Rehfus, Mrs. Orlando Petty Miss Emma
Rehfus and Mrs. Robert Hays.
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Oarsman Drowned Is Verdict

The coroner's jury today found that
Charles Fl. Elliott, 81 years old. 32ll
Montgomery avenue, came to his death
by accidental drowning in the Schuylkill
River. George S. James, 4l03 North
Broad street. who was rowing with Elli-
Oft In a racing shell near the Park trolley
bridge, explained that his partner sudden
ly toppled out of the boat, and when he
came up he had dazed expression. He
Immediately sank. The accident occurred
May 2. II was four days later before the
body was found
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Northeast PHILADELPHIA

Miss Anna Goldman, of 1920 North 9Th
street will entertain the members of her
sewing circle at luncheon at her home
tomorrow afternoon. where covers viii
be laid for 12
Miss Marguerite Hallowell has tust ra-
turned from stay in Pittsburgh,
Mrs. Louis RlnggoId, of $3.50 Frankford
avenue, will entertain at luncheon on
Tuesday afternoon, June l, when covers
win be laid for eight.
Miss Rose Rothstein will leave shortly
for steubenville, o,
Miss Marjorie Anderson and Miss Nelly
Santer, of Willard School. will spend
Memorial Day at Atlantic City.
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Girard Estate

Mrs. Walter b. Decker. Of 2223 South
2lst street. win leave for Boston II :
few days. where she will join her hus-
band, Lieutenant Decker. d. S. n. ana
remain for about 10 days Lieutenant
Decker went 10 Boston after the review
2l3o Passyunk avenue. e.1l leave. alIh
her husband, IA 8 feB daya Tor maeh-
needed rest. when shs aIll visit be-
brother, Dr. Harry stseIel 4 zlasza
Park. Long Island En route ~. snd
Mra. harrington VII znana s 1aa azyz
win ex-senator HaH#I 94neEaa e =
homa IA soalh Orange. s. L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

Members of the adult Bible class Of st.
Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church will
hold their annual strawberry fete to-
night In the gymnasium of the church,
Broad and Venango streets There will
be an interesting musical program, fol-
lowed by the comedy, THE Mock Trial"
presented by the young people of Christ
Church. 6th and venango streets. These
young people formed a dramatic asso-
citation on March II and have produced
several plays. The officers and charter
members include Miss Mabel sayer, pres
ident Miss Docima Mills, treasurer and
Mr. Harold F. Goodwin, secretary; Miss
Mary Pelts. Miss Margaret Simpson, Miss
Beatrice Eagles. Miss Helen Weber. MIR.
Harold Dear, Mr.. Henry Peltz, Mr..
Charles Wilson and Mr. William Temple.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph S. Tomlinson, of
18Th and Nnnnnrn rtrnntn hn,.o -,
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North Philadelphia

MIR. and Mrs. Emanuel l.. Guano enter
tanned at a dlnner-dance at their home
34l4 North 18th street, on Tuesday even
ing in honor of their daughter. Miss Irene
Louise Guano Among those present were
Miss Vera Walrath. Miss Edythe Neldine,
Miss Marie Winert, Miss Maye Guano,
Miss Dorothy Guano, Miss Margaret Ma
her, Miss Elizabeth Keenan,, Miss Eliza
beth Guano. Miss Clementine Coleman,
Miss Josephine Kllpper. Miss Virginia
Coleman, Miss Genevieve klipper, Miss
Elizabeth Titmus Miss Linda Elitz, Mr..
Arlington Coleman, Mr.. Martin Walrath,
Mr.. Peter Murphy. Mr., John Foley, Mr..
John Gibbons, Mr. Joseph Solari Mr..
William Feron. Mr.. Jack Meehouse, Mr..
Louis Fleck, Mr. William Livesey, Mr..
James MeGonigle, Mr.. John McNtcholas,
Mr.. James Fitzgerald and Mr.. Harry
Foote, Sd.
Miss Miriam Hume. Of 1919 West Dau-
phin street, entertained the members Of
the Thimble Club at her home on Mon
day evening. Her guests were Miss Ethel
Henderson, Miss Matilda Killing, Miss
Mary Mckinley. Miss Mary Martin, Miss
Lillian Moeller, Miss Edwina Petry Miss
Emelia Petry, Miss Pearl Weber. Mrs
Frederick Enters and Mrs. Richard Nc
Keown.
Mrs. Robert II. Mooney. OF 21O1 North
Park avenue, entertained at a boudoir
shower. followed by luncheon. today IN
honor OF her sister. Miss Jane S. Wlndes
whose marriage viii take place Ia the
fall TO Mr.. Marcus b. WecksleF. The
guests included Mrs. William d. Winder
Mrs. Frank Tucker. Mrs. 81 M Robin
son. Mrs. II. Anderson. Mrs. William Fitz-
gerald and Mrs. 6. swain.
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Along the Reading

avenue. Wyncote, has returned from
New York, where she has been visiting
Tor several days. Mrs. Brown has as her
guest this week her sister, Mrs. Franz
-. ID: Wolf, Of New York. Many in
formal entertainments will be given in
honor of Mrs, Wolf during her visit.
MRS. Brown Will entertain at bridge to-
day at 23O o'clock
Mrs. Alfred Foulke, of Ogontz, enter
tained a number of friends at her home
last Wednesday at a luncheon and 800"
Her guests were Mrs. Samuel Mench,
Mrs William Hume, Mrs James Hogan,
Mrs. Miriam Quinn and Mrs. j. a.
Hughes, of Woodbury. Heights, N. j.
The Cheltenham township celebration
OF the Fourth of July will be held on
Monday, July 5, at the Cheltenham High
Schools Athletic Field. There will be
addresses by prominent men and singing
by the ChildrCns Chorus; in addition
there Will be band concert both after
noon and evening. Field sports will be
held in the afternoon, followed by
magnificent display of fireworks in the
evening. Mr.. Harry l.. Murphy, of Ell
kins Park, is president of the association.
The following chairmen of the commit
tees have been appointed: Entertainment
tho Rev. Richard Montgomery; decora-
tion, Mr.. Frank E. Peyton; publicity,
Mr. Henry p. Hey; fireworks, Mr.. George
W. Long; grounds. Mr. Henry L. spaud-
Ing; law aud order. Commissioner John
y. Stair. refreshments, Mr.. Robert Sny-
der; parade. Prof o. w. Ackerman;
music, Mr. c. c. Ferguson; sports, Mr..
James l., Street; transportation, Mr. w.
II. Mccormick; finance, Mr.. George w.
Long. The next meeting of the asso-
citation will be held tomorrow evening in
the Old York Road Firehouse to COM
plete the arrangements. Many prominent
residents along the Reading are inter-
ested and will help make the day sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G.. Thorn, of
Jenkintown, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Helen B. Thorn,
to Mr.. Herman G. Miller, of Lancaster.
Pa.
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Lansdowne

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fay entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening In honor of
the christening of their son, Edward
Charles, Jr. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs, James Mullen, Mrs. Ella al.
Fay Miss Recina Fay Miss julie Fay.
Miss Gertrude Mulln, Miss Bessie Mullen,
Miss Elizabeth Schmoyer, Mr.. Edward
Logue, Mr.. Daniel Mullen, Mr.. Lawrence
Ford, Mr. Walter Mooney, the Rev.
Father O'Neil and Mr.. Edward Mullen.
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West Philadelphia

Miss Rosalind Murphy, of North 63d
street, entertained at luncheon, followed
BY cards, yesterday. The decorations and
favors were pink. Among those present
were Mrs. Robert j. Galley, Mrs. william
Solly, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Florence
McDevitt, Miss Gene Farrell, Miss Alice
Dwyer, Miss Marie Higgins, Miss Agnes
Haeen. Miss Marie Cantz, Miss Elizabeth
Llewellyn and Miss Virginia Cahoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

Harris, of New York, and the ushers will
be MIR. L. Howell Davis, Mr.. John
springer Mr.. John f. Regan, Mr.. II. N.
walker, both of New York
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FrankfOrd

An entertainment will be given by the
Bachelor Girls Club tomorrow at All
Saints parish house, Holmesburg. The
proceeds will be for a worthy charitable
purpose.
Mrs. Theodore B. Wiegleb, Of Long
shore and Edmund streets, Is entertain
ing her mother. Mrs. H. Grumbok, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y.
An entertainment and dance will be
given by the Lambert Country Club at
the Tioga Liedertafel Hall, 22d and
Westmoreland streets. Friday evening,
June 4.
A rubber social, for the benefit OF the
Baptist Building Fund will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Keyser, e62s Heger-
man street, this evening
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Notices for the Society page win be
accepted and printed 10 the Evening
LedgeT, but all such notices must be
written on one side Of the paper, must
be signed In fuii, with fun address. aud
when possible telephone number must be
given.
send all such communication to
-soeiety Editor" Evening Ledger. eos
Chestnut street.
Unless these requiEenaents szs carFisd
out - that serlaeation nay Be pazzlbIs,
tbs .aesless uiu aet Be pabllzhsd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Reese are receiv-
ing CONGRATULATIONS on the birth Of
daughter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McLarchy, of Gar
retford, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of boy.
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Chestnut Hill

Mrs, Harold Gaylord. of New York, will
arrive on Saturday to be the guest of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bell. of 246
Evergreen avenue. Miss May Bell has
had as her guest for the past fortnight
Miss Henrietta Finckel of Montclair, n.
J.
The women's Philadelphia golf cham
plonship is still in progress, and among
those who lunched yesterday at the Phila-
delphia Cricket Club were Mrs. Caleb
Fox, Mrs. Ronald Barlow. Mrs. Clarence
Vanderbeek, Miss Katherine Davis, Miss
Ellen Lowen Hood. Mrs. A. X. Billstein.
Miss Florence McNeely, Miss May Bell
and Mrs. Il. W. Haines.