Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-09

Norristown. whose marriage to Mr.. william
Fitzgerald. Of Scranton. took place this
morning. Covers were laid for sixty per-
sons.
Miss Mary Coles, Of 2111 Walnut street,
has Miss Forbes. of England as her guest
for several days this week
Invitations have been issued by the West
town Old Scholars Association for a supper
and nineteenth reunion, to be held Friday
evening, November "a, at Fourth and Arch
streets.
Miss Marion Stewart wurts, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy Wurts. will
be given a theater party followed by sup
per with dancing, this evening at the Belle
vue-Stratford by her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Henry Newbold, Of 405
South Twenty-second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard Hecksoher. win en-.
4 tertain tonight at dinner at their home In
| Radnor.
| The Colonial Society of Pennsylvania held
| its annual meeting yesterday. The follow
| ing officers have been nominated for the
| coming year: President, Mr.. s. Davis Page
| first vice president, Mr.. J. Granville Leach /;
| second vice president, Mr.. Gregory b. Keen ;
| registrar. Mr.. Charles Howard Colket; Sec
| retary Mr.. Henry II. Belknap; assistant
| secretary, Mr. TheodoIe Glentworth, Sd |;
| treasurer, Mr. Aubrey II. weightman; coun-
cilors, DIR. James Tyson, Mr.. Bingham
| B Morris, Mr. Earl Bill Putnam, Mr.. Ste
venson Hockey Walsh, Mr.. Charles 3. Nc
Michael. Mr. ogden d. Wilkinson. Mr. John
| Woolf Jordan, Mr. Norris S. Barratt, Mr..
william Supplee Lloyd. Mr.. Clarence s.
| Bement. Mr.. Charles Davis Clark, Mr.. Henry
Graham Ashmead, Mr.. Harold e. Gilllng-
ham, Mr. Caleb ]. Milne, Jr.. Mr. John II.
| Sinex Mr. Howard b. French, Mr. George
| Fales- Baker Mr.. John NORM Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Howard Williams,
whose marriage was announced recently.
| have taken apartments at 440 Queen lane.
Germantown. and will be at home after
| December l.. Mrs williams will be re-
membered as Miss Irvina Mesargse Bayes'
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Goodfellow whose
| marriage took place fortnight ago, have
returned 10 Germantown for a few days
before starting for their new home In De-
| trot.
The Combined Musical Clubs of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania will entertain the
| Alumni and friends OF the Lower Merton
| High School on Saturday evening, December
3, in the auditorium OF the Lower Merton
| High School, Ardmore. The concert will be
followed BY an Informal dance
A charity cabaret and dance for the bene-
ft of convalescing children of infantile
paralysis has been arranged by Miss Emma
Feldman for this evening at Asher's Draw
ing Rooms Twsnty-seeond and Walnut
| streets.
The following young women. acting as a
committee, will assist Miss Feldman: Miss
Betty Steinbrook. Miss Rose SAKE. Miss
Frances Rudolph. Miss Miriam Rubin, Miss
Rose Pressman. Miss Mollie Silver. Miss
Rebecca Wellenbach, Miss Alleens sharfsin
Miss Clara Colder. Miss Ray Miller, Miss
Aliene Press. Miss Nellie Mahransky, Mis-
May Stein, Miss ThsFese Goodman ane
Miss Sarah Miehaelwitz
The cabaret will consist OF up-to-dat'
exhibition dancing. as well as aesthetic
dancing and other diversions
The proceeds will be merged with tn
fund being raised by the Social Service
Bureaus Of this city, who are endeavorinl
10 help children convaleseing from infantil'
paralysis by way OF supplying than witt
the necessary braces and such medica
l attention as they require after they ar
discharged from the various hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Timanps. VIII
spent the summer In Chelsea. will returl
TO their home, ee15 Quincy street. Ger
mantown, tomorrow
Mrs. George Il. rilge, Of 22s West chel
ten avenue. Germantown, will entertain In
formally on Thursday evening. Hovem
ber 1e.
Miss Marjorie Thomas, Of GermantowI