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The Ozark spectator., 1916-09-30
Maple Grove

 and his son, Elmer, and family passed in their autos seemingly with no other purpose in view than to find some good road to spin" on.
 Health is moderaly good; some have colds and the children have had an epidemic of scarlet fever, or scarlatina, as some of the doctors call it.
 Corn and cotton gathering seems to be the one important job now. No fall blowing being done on account of it's being so dry. Most every family has sowed turnips and they are not up, but think this rain will bring them up.
 J. H. (Bud) O'Neal purchased a brand new suit, hat and shoes. donned them and started to the association. and his mother met him and didn't know him. Now Bud, you go to see your mother more. visit her often enough to be snre she will know you in any kind of rig.
 Mrs. J. F. O'Neal and daugh- ter, Mrs. Clara Kelton, made a flying trip from Branch to the old home Saturday.
 Fay Council has sold his land to his brother, Albert, and will start back to Oklahoma in two or three weeks.
 A real fine boy arrived at D. A. Councils on the 18th and registered in the family record as Charles Cole.
 J. F. Law went to Fort Smith last week to serve on the U. s. grand jury.
 Polk Rider says he is just as sure he will win his dipping" case in supreme court as if he had already won it. 1 notice all along that those who are in favor of the dipping have no bad effects from dipping. but the trouble all comes to those who oppose it. Last year we had worlds of water. grass and ticks. This year water has been scarce, grass short and burned. but minus the tick the cattle are doing better than they did last year.
 have read the ''Thirty-nine Steps" with interest and. like everything else that l read in The Spectator, liked it splen- did, and am wishing The Specta- tor and all it's contributors con- tinued success, health and hap piness to it's readers. - Aunt Eliza.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-09-30

Money to lend on improved farms. $30O.0O and up. Easy payments. -G. A. A. Deane, IT,, Ozark, Arkansas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS
OF SHORE YACHT CLUB
The Dansant Will Be Held in
Afternoon at Club
..t, house
ATLANTIC CITY. May is

.. ....-... ATLANTIC. CITY, May 10.
The social program for the late spring
and the early summer season has just
been formulated by the Atlantic City Yacht
Club. Contrary to the usual custom, the
club will not hold open house on, Memorial
Day There will be dance in the after
noon. from $3.50 until 6:30 o'clock, and there
will also be series of aquatic events. A
large card party will be given this after
noon for the members and their guests.
Mrs. Walter T. Reed will be hostess for
the occasion and Mrs. Allen b. Endicott
will assist Commodore Allen. X. White
and Mrs White have issued invitations
for their annual dance on Friday evening,
May 26 The first of the series of summer
card parties will be held on Tuesday after
noon, June 6. The committee has decided
to hold two card parties month, on
the first and third Tuesdays.
Mrs. L. Gray Pendleton will give a
luncheon and bridge at the Chelsea on
Thursday afternoon, May e5.
Mrs. Albert H. Darnell will entertain
at bridge on Wednesday afternoon, May "a
at the Holmhurst. t-r
Mrs. Frank Smathers and Mrs Allen B.
Endicott. Jr., will entertain at bridge on
Friday afternoon at the cottage of Mrs
Endicott. Suffolk and Ventnor avenues
DR.. and Mrs Walter Rahte are occupy
ing their summer home, 109 South Iowa
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Paxon, of Ger
mantown, are prolonging their stay at the
Brighton.
Mrs. H. L. Diehl and Mr.. and Mrs. e.
H. Singmaster and their son, who have
been at the st. Charles for a week, re-
turned to Philadelphia on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs j. Bird Meyer are attend
ing the dental convention at the Tray
more.
Mrs. Horace Yardley and her daughter
Mrs. NJ T. Kirkbride, have arrived at the
Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Elihu C. Irwin will arrive
on May 25 TO spend the summer at lO9
Amherst avenue, Ventnor, which they have
leased for the season. Mr.. and Mrs irwin
spent last summer here also.
Mrs. Edmund Green, of Wynnewood, is
at the Seaside with Miss Alice Taylor, Miss
Edith Taylor. of Ardmore and Miss Eliza
beth Heizer. of Wynnewood,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
CLUB WOMANS DAY WILL BE
OBSERVED TOMORROW AT EXPOSITION
Luncheon at oCock Will BE Followed by Meeting
at Which Mr. MacFarland Will SpeakMrs Edward
Biddle to Preside Sorority Dance at Normandie

Manus Mrs David smyth and Mrs. ~
ward Sculy.
A SURPRISE party was given IN hencf
n Of Miss Florence Aaronson on her
birthday last Friday, AZ her home, sess
North MarvIne street Among those pres
ent were Mrs Aaronson, Mrs Boorse Miss
c. Boettger, Miss A. Pleibei Miss NJ With
am. Miss 70. Roberts Miss J. Hansen, Miss
Smith, Miss f. .Aaronson, Miss 8. Dickson
and Miss p, Dickson
Mr.. Harris Luderman. OF si2 Carpenter
street, who has Just returned from trip
which lasted about three months, gave
tea party last week Those present were
MIR, Edward Linsky, Mics Annette Ensel-
bach, Mr.. and Mrs. SAKE, Miss Mary Levy.
Miss Sarah Riser. Mr.. Charles Lnsky, Mias
SperlinR, Miss Cecilia Sail Miss Sarah
Fader. Miss Bertha Streih, Miss Reba
Goldberg Mr.. Bourse Allen, Mr.. Frank Pol
lock- Mr.. Samuel Barish MFR, Herman
Bealsky, Mr.. Samuel Krepow Mt hd-
ward Linker, Mr.. Morris Gran, Mr. Bar
nett Rosenberg. Mr.. Isadore schmuclier
and Mr.. Abel Hockfield, who has also Just
returned from trip to the Caroiinas.
ST Edwards Holy Name Dramatic AS
sociation will present "A Man of Leisure"
on wednesday evening at s;15 o'clock N
ST Edwards Auditorium, 7th and YORK
streets The Misses Hayes are In charge
The Ladies' Auxiliary of tho f. 3. A.
will give a dance on the evening Of sunday
May u.s. for the beneft of the Jewish War
Sufferers Fund. at Metropolitan Hail. flt
Fairmount avenue.
The Regis Club. Of South Philadelphia.
will give its first informal dance this eve
ming at McCrea's Castle de Luxe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
NANCY WYNNE FINDS NEW FEATURE
IN FETE DIES FLEJJRS NEXT sMONrrI1
nro,p of Artists Will Paint Hats and Do Various Kinds
Of Decorative Work at Large Affair to Be Held at the
Fales Bakers Place June and 10

Mawr, has returned to her home IN Port
land' Me-, after short visit 20 Mrs ID
Weoster Dougherty, OF Haverford Mrs
MARION w. Dougherty has returned home
from French Lick Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Dunnirs =, tx
south 21st street, have moved TO their sum
mer home in Weat Chester Mrs Dunnine
VINO Is member Of the National Executive
Council OF the Woman Suffrage Party. has
Just returned from Harrisburg.
Mrs Miflin Raisih and Mrs Edward
Starr spent Saturday in Atlantic CITY.
--- H.
Miss Elsie Morris Brinton is spending
several days at Fort Totten. NJ v aa ths
guest OF her cousins. Captain Louis C,ass
Brinton U. s. a., and Mrs. Brinton Miss
Brinton will return in time to sing the role
OF Lady Jane In the Savoy Opera Companys
production of Patience" on Thursday Fri
day and Saturday nights of this week
Mr.. and Mrs Basil Harris, OF st. Mar
tins, have issued invitations for a dance
at the Philadelphia Country Club on Thurs
day to meet Miss Anna T. Dempsey
Miss Braley, principal of the Holman
School. 22o4 Walnut street, entertained the
alumnae of the school at luncheon Satlr-
day a large number Of the alumnae u,ers
AM
tanned the guests after luncheon with in
teresting impersonatons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Irwin, of 22s
North Lansdowne avenue, Lansdowne, have
issued cards sor the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Marion Irwin, to Mr. VIII.
liam Wallace Roberts on Saturday June 2,
in the Presbyterian Church A reception
will follow at the home of the bride 8
parents. ...
Mrs. Edward Moore. Jr.. of Pelham Court,
Germantown, has her sister, Miss Margaret
Pope, of Concord, Mass, as her guest for
several days. Mrs. Moore. Miss Pope and
Miss Edith Riley of Harvey street. German
town, have just returned home from h visit
of several days in Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. wildrick. Of
$50 18th avenue, Norwood, have left for a
visit to Mrs. wildrick's former home in
Birmingham, Ala. and other points in the
South
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beach,, Jr... who
have been spending some time with Mrs
Beach's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George II
Long, of Elkins Park, left for Chicago on
Tuesday, where they will make their home
Mrs. Beach will be remembered as Miss
Eleanor Long before her marriage several
weeks ago. .~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15

TOMORROW the second day bf the
l. Philadelphia Today and Tomorrow Ex-
position, has been set apart as Club WON
ans Day" The main feature will be a
mass-meeting at 2.30 O'Clock, at which
MIR j. Horace MacFarland, president OF
the American Civic Association. will be
the speaker conference on civic work
in women's clubs will follor. conducted by
Mrs. Edward Blddle, president Of the Civic
Club Music has been arranged by the
Matinee Musical Club. Club women from
this city and this section of the state are
urged to come In the morning and see the
exposition. A luncheon will be served at
I o'clock.
The Phi Delta Sorority, Of which Miss
Jean Rider, of 1912 North 18th street, is
president, gave dance Saturday night, at
the Normandie. Assisting Miss Rider in re-
ceiving we're Miss Mary Taylor, Miss Bea-
trice Henkels Miss Helen Boyd. Miss Net
tie Green Miss Virginia Thompson, Miss
irene Robbins Miss Alma Cope, Miss Scho-
field, Miss Esther schoheld Miss Alice
Buist, Miss Marian McMaster, Miss Mae
Garman, Miss Bernice Shearer, Miss Mar
garet Hoffman and Miss Ruth Hutton.
A subscription dance. in aid Of st.
Agatha's Convent fund, will be given at
the Walton. by Mrs. Eugene c. Bonniwell,
Miss Marie G.. McManus and Miss Mar
garet Sullivan this evening at $3.50 o'clock.
The patronesses of the affair include
Miss Margaret Berry. Miss Margaret Coch-
ran, Mrs. John p. Connolly, Mrs. Nicholas
Griffin, Jr., Mrs Frank J. Johann, Mrs.
John A. Kelly. Mrs. Richard McAllister,
Mrs. John McDermott. Mrs. Patricius Nc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
Along the Main Line

BRYN MAWR-The Rev. Edmund s..
Rousmanlere. dean of st. Paul's Cathedral,
Boston, spoke last night to the students of
Bryn Mawr College.
Mrs. Samuel H. Ewing, of Montgomery
avenue, entertained at auction bridge Fri
day afternoon In honor of Mrs. William
Walter Phillips, of Scranton, who is visiting
Mrs. Walter q. Phillips. of Summit Grove
avenue u
RADNoR-Mr. and Mrs Henry Augustus
Berwind, Miss Margaret Berwind and Mas
ter Henry A. Berwind, Jr., have moved out
to Werwood for the spring and summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hollingworth. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. c..
Harvey, of Radnor, will sail for their home
in England this week.
ST. DAVIDS-Mr and Mrs. Warren
Hines Turner and their family, of Penn
broke avenue. are spending some time In
Chelsea " .-...
Mrs. Ashhurst and her family, OF Bryn
Mawr have leased the property of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Wiedersheim at
st. Davids, for the summer
Mr Frederick A. Radcliffe. Jr., of Mid
land avenue, is on a fishing trip in Monroe
County. Pa,
wAYNE-Mr. Frederick A. de Canizares
and Mr.. A. A. II. de Canizares have re-
turned home from a fishing trip at Toby
hanna Creek, Monroe County, Pa. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. ID, Dougherty and Miss
Gertrude Dougherty are spending some time
at the Waynewood.
Mrs. Charles B. Palmer gave a large card
party at her home, 316 West Lancaster
avenue. on Friday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
Along the Reading

The Committee of Management OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Arlington Is composed of Mr.. William A.
Craven, chairman; Mr.. George w. Elkins,
Jr., vice chairman; Mr.. l. T. Porter secre-
tary; MI II. @. Williams, treasurer; Mr'
John Grlbbel Mr.. Robert McTammany, Mr.
George w. Quigley, Mr.. Frank D. Williams
Mr.. N. F. Bodine, Mr. Charles F. kindt'
Mr.. N. E. Paisley, Mr.. John Gilbert, MT
Clifford Fenton Mr.. Harry c. Roberts, MIR,
Randolph Miller, Mr. Hallowell Morgan,
Mr.. Marmaduke Tilden, Jr. and Mr. Theo-
dore Glentworth.
The wyncote Branch Of the Plant,
Flower and Fruit Guild started its summer
work last TuesdayeaThe second meeting of
the guild will take place In the Parish
House OF All HalIows Church tomorrow
morning at 9:30 o'clock. The baskets OF
flowers, fruits and vegetables are sent into
Philadelphia and distributed! -7@a2
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Duncan. of North
Broad street, Logan have returned from
Atlantic City, where they spent the last
week with Mrs. Duncan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred OFT. at their apartments at the
San Jose. '1S2 St. James place.
Miss Emily Norris, of Oak Lane road,
will act as hostess to the members of her
card club tomorrow afternoon. Her guests
will include Miss Vera Walnut, Miss Anna
Brown, Miss Della Holcombe, Miss Flor
ence Dean, Miss Alice Morris, Miss Marion
Tyler. Miss Reba Talley, Miss Harriet
wallace, Miss Josephine Gully, Miss Helen
Mckinley and Miss Helen Dutton.
Miss Marion Tyre, of s71s North sth
street, Oak Lane. has as her guest for a
few days, Mrs. Clifford Merritt. of New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sake. of Lansdale,
have started on an automobile trip through
the Virginias.
Miss Ethel windle. Parkesburg, Pa, is
the guest of Miss Ruth Mentzer, of Lans-
dale.
Miss Jessie Watson, OF Jersey City, is
the guest of Mr., and Mrs. r. c. Harvey of
Sellersville.
Miss Anna Meyer, Mr. and Mrs Gran
Vile Moyer and Mr.. Abraham Meyer are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob G. Meyer,
of Perkasie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
North Philadelphia

The annual meeting of the Woman's Bap-
tist Home Mission Society viii be held on
Thursday afternoon, in the Eleventh Bap-
tist Church, 18th and Diamond streets. In
addition to the regular business in connec-
tion with the annual meeting, there viii be
Interesting addresses by Miss Dorothy
PAUL, OF Germantown Miss Snagg, OF
Camden, and Miss A. Conyersano' OF Ellis
Island.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Ann Carmichael Memorial Presbyterian
Church will give poverty social and en-
tertainment on Friday night in the social
hall of the church.
Miss Estelle Biedenthal, of 1855 North
2eth street, spent the weekend at Atlantic
City
Mrs. Charles Snyder, Jr., will entertain
the members OF her sewing club tonight.
Her guests will include Miss Helen Taoram'
N5ias Alice Tabram, Mrs. Harry Blanck,
MISS Helen Huston. Miss Helen Van Ronk,
Mrs. Charles T. oughton' MISS Anna
Himango and Miss NeVa Hartzeh
Miss Claire Eckert viii spend week or
fen days in Trenton. n. j., where she VIII
be extensively entertained
Mr.. ana Mrs Frank Wills and their
dauKhterB, OF lbUI DlaInOhu SNiSSet aiS "
cnnvinT their country place at Gwynedd
Valley for the summer,
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Kline have re-
turned from their wedding journey and are
,scsIving Al their home 3ll4 Berks street.
rbs bride was formerly Miss Estelle Fleish-
man. sister OF Mr.. Louis s. Fleishman, OF
1897 Butler street
Mrs. 3. A. Baer, OF l7ls North ssd street
4 entertaining her sister Mrs n. Silver
stein. OF San Francisco. Cal
Mrs. ]. Sterling Hollinshead, OF 1877
Rsrfh 18th street. vas the Weekend guest
q hsr daughter. Mrs. william H Nobllt
e Cambridge. hsss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
What's Doing Tonight

philadelphia Today and Tomorrow EXposi-
tion opens, Commercial Museum.
Shakespeare play COMEDY Of Errors" Globe
Theatre University OF Pennsylvania.
Temple University dinner, Adlphia Hotel.
Italian Red cFoss concert Metropolitan Opera
House.
AanufaetureFz' Club elects officers.
.sPoon concert. Academy Of Music. Municipal
Band. Rasbufn Park,
DrexeI Institute banquet. Continental Hotel.
Retail GroesFs Association, Rearse.
Drese Biddle Bible Class Ieunlon ueEa4e
aFauaa Hllte1house eauare aaa msstlnz Al Hay
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15

euchre and May Hop will be given
at Scheldlecht's Hall on Wednesday eve
ming for the benefit of st, Leos Council X.
of C. Mr.. James Brophy will be in charge.
Mrs. William Carroll, OF 26O6 Rhawn
street, will entertain at dinner and cards
wednesday evening The guests will in
clude Mr. and Mrs. George W. Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bennett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Dean Miss Lillian Wallace,
Miss Caroline Wallace. Miss Marguerite
Clark. Miss Mary Conway. Miss Josephine
Dunlap. Miss Fanny Griffiths Miss Marion
Waller Mr.. Albert Dunlap, MIR. John Dun
lap, Mr. Frederick Hawkins, Mr., John
Bates, Mr.. Philip Conway Mr.. George
Mansfield and Mr.. William Curry,
Mrs. Carroll had Miss Emily Watkins
and Miss Martha Alloway, Of Atlantic City
as her guests for the weekend.
Miss Helen White, of Rhawn street, has
issued invitations for 800" and dance on
May 81 in honor of her cousin. Miss Edith
Wallace. OF Los Angeles, Cal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
Personals

T. Carpenter, and Mr.. Freeman W. Bowley,
u S. A., was quietly solemnized this after
noon at o'clock in Christ Church. The
Rev. Louis C. Washburn, rector OF the
families were present. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her father, was un-
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ, Clark, of
Cedron, Indian Queen lane, Germantown,
entertained yesterday at their home In hon
or OF their guests, Mrs. Cyrus Dolph and
Miss Hazel Dolph, of Portland, Ore Mrs.
Harry Sill and Mrs. Edward Mellor pre-
hided at the tea table, Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. ], Bertram Llppincott.
Mrs. Edward T, Stotesbury. Mr., James
Cromwell, Mr. and Mrs, Hoxie Harrison
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Madeira. Mr..
and Mrs Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.
wallace, Of Pittsfield, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln Passmore, Mr. Allen Passmore, Mr..
and Mrs William Dreer, DR., Charles Cur
Fey. Miss Frances Stoughton, Miss Isabel
Stoughton, Mr.. Frederick Ballard, Mr.. Jo-
seph Shoemaker. Mr.. Charles Weiss, Mr..
James Monroe, MIR. Warden Mclean, Mr..
Robert Mclean, Mr. William Mclean, Miss
mclean, Mrs, Edward Denniston, Mrs
Henry d. Booth. of Huntingdon, Pa. Miss
Lewis, Mr. Howard Mccall, Mrs. Frederick
Taylor. Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Mr.. Robert
Taylor, Mr.. Kempton Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
George Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Hutchinson. of Bordentown n. ],
Mr.. and Mrs George Horace Lorimer
gave q luncheon OF 16 covers today at the
belleyue-Stratford in honor OF MIR. Henry
Morgenthau, former Ambassador of the
United States to Turkey, and Mrs, Morgen-
thAu-
Mr.. sigourney Melor, of East 74th
street, New York, formerly OF Ardmore, en-
RETAINED members Of the 4th Street club
al dinner on Saturday evening, followed by
3 supper party The guests included Mr.,
Rush Allen. Mr., Rowland Fisher MelioF,
Mr. Richard Dey Mr.. Frederick Gardner,
Mr.. William Gardner and Mr.. Henry kurtz.
Mr.. William H. Donner and his daughter,
Miss Katherine Donner Joined Mrs. Donner
st the Chelsea, Atlantic City, for the week
snd
Mrs. cushman Newhall. Of Moreland ave-
nue., Chestnut Hill, will entertain at lunch
con today AZ the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Mira William B. Churehman, 1r, Of Nor
ristoWn. n, j.. has returned home, after
spending = week with her parents, Mr. and
Ars Henry Laussaf Geyelin. at Hardwicke,
NlllanoTa. Mr. Emile c Gsyelin Is visiting
as sister Tor fen days,
Azz walter Bgahea. formerly q bExH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15

Mrs. John Dialogue, Miss Mary Dia-
logue and Miss Marie Dialogue will go TO
Quincy. Mass, about the middle OF June,
where they will join Mr. Dialogue and make
their future home Their Camden home.
at 4O6 Cooper street, has been purchased
by DR.. I. L. Mahaffky,
Miss Ruth orme. daughter of Mrs. Milton
W. Orme. of Poplar avenue has left to
make a months visit In Boston. Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
West Philadelphia

Mrs. Anna Louise Hayward, of 1852 South
SGD street, announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Miss Victoria Hayward. to
Mr. Edward T. Marshall, of Collingswood,
y. j. The wedding will take place early
in June.
Miss Doris Ramsey, Of S2S South AID
street, entertained Saturday afternoon In
honor of Miss Helen Franklin, of 5726
Thomas avenue, whose engagement to Mr.
John NJ Langenberger was announced ir
December. The guests were Miss Phyllis
Ramsey, Miss Elizabeth Roberts, Miss Mar
garet Musselmen and Miss Marie Nolfe.
Mrs. Charles McGirr. of 1925 Vine street
will entertain the members of the Priscilla
sewing circle tomorrow evening HeI
guests will include Mrs. Clyde Bower, Mrs
William Pennell, Miss Anna Noble, Miss
Frances Noble. Mrs. George Barlow, Mrs
l.. Stanley Dobson and Mrs. Jacob Stull.
The regular monthly meeting of the Pro
fessional Women's Club was held at tbs
home of Mrs. Mary CARMEL MacEuen, 37S1
Spruce street, on Thursday evening. Ar
interesting program was given.
number of young girls from the cit,
were members of a house party given over
the weekend in Atlantic City. Among
them were Miss Augusta Graham, Mis-:
Eleanor Bonsall, Miss Mildred Singer, Mis-:
Enid Singer, Miss Dorothy Wagner, Mis-:
Helen Murray. Miss Marjorie Bassett. Mis-:
Phoebe Bassett, Miss Tillie Bassett, Mis-:
Mary Eastwck, Miss Claire Robinson, Miss
Elsie Peterson and Mrs. Albert G. Saylor
They will return today,
Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Culln. of s5s South
Alden street, Sherwood, are receiving con
gratulations upon the birth of son, Johr
Ellis Cuin, on May 3. Mrs, Culin will bt
remembered as Miss Martha Pinner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15

Among the young people of this section
OF the city who win take part in the
musical comedy, The Girl in the Car"
TO be given tonight in Epiphany School
Hall will be Miss Marie X. Toner.
Miss Helen McDevitt, Of s27 South Bam-
brey street, will entertain the members of
her sewing circle at cards today. Her
guests will be Miss Helen Mclaughlin,
Miss. Mary Lafrerty. Miss Marie Naulty.
Miss Alice Kelley, Miss Sarah Mclaughlin,
Miss Gertrude Catholic, Miss Sarah Dough
erty and Miss Clara Herzer,
A party was given by Mr.. James coyle
at his residence. 1879 South 2Tth street
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock Among the
guests were Miss sadie Lloyd and AIr.
Macmillan Lenisch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15

The engagement OF Miss Loretta Marie
t.ssr, .nno,.nced BY her sister Miss Florence
Tslsn of s4is North 22d street
The Tloka Improvement League viii give
: musicals and strawberry festival tonight
= ~ Rorfh philadelphia Boys club and
s=..ssssuaitv House 18th street and Hunting
PARK avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
Millbourne

Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Dilley and family, of
| Millbourne. will leave the latter part of the
month to spend the summer at Ocean City.
N L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
Germantown

MFR. and Mrs. Harold F. Gade, OF 5000
Greene street, win entertain at dinner at
the Philadelphia Cricket Club on Satur-
day before the regular club dance. -'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
Camden and Vicinity

Mr.. Samuel Gass, formerly of tth ana
Penn streets, who has been living In Had
donheld for several years, vpi build
new home this summer at Colonial Ridge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15

Mr. and Mrs Howard Ketcham. of 2Ss
Harvey street. have issued cards for a
dinner on Friday. June 2, at their home
in honor of the 25th anniversary of their
wedding. -''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15

Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Carey, of 5l0b
West Coulter street, gave dance at their
home on Saturday night In honor OF MIS-,
Carey's sister, Miss Alice Heyser, OF
Chambersburg, who is their guest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15
Frankford

Miss Frances Cartledge, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Cartledge, of 1903 Har-
rison street, spent the weekend at Elkton,
Md, as the guest OF Miss Alexander. She
attended the May Hop given by the Della
ware State College on Friday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-15

Mrs Ethel Grey Roderick and her son.
OF Montana, have been visiting relatives in
Haddonfed