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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-27
NAVAL AUXILIARY SUNK
BY TORPEDO IN NORTH SEA

LONDON, Aug. 26.-The torpedoing
in the North Sea of British auxiliary
naval vessel with the loss of twenty
three men is officially reported early
today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-27
VETERANS MADE
MERRY FOR THE
REUNION CLOSE
The climax of the grand finale

The climax of the grand finale OF
the eighteenth annual reunion of the
Georgia division of United Confederate
Veterans came Friday, with express
ions of unanimous praise of the enter
tainment they received in Americus.
The gem city of southwest Georgia
truly maintained her reputation for
hospitality and brought words of com
nendation from the veterans.
ion for the veterans. Every minute
of their time was filled with some
thing doing" and the grey warriors
would have selected Americas again
for the 1917 meeting place of the ex-
pressions of their attitude had run a.
variance with custom.
The reunion adopted resolutions
thanking the people of the city and
the individuals who have done so much
to bake the occasion a graf success.
Calvin Called Away.
Major Calvin, who was honored by
election as commander of the division
to succeed General Davenport, was
called away early Friday morning on
business which demanded his presence
in Waycross Friday. The signal honor
vas doubly in praise of Major Calvin,
ard many veterans and friends eX-
pressed regret that he could not be in
the city for the closing day, especial
lv when the long line of grey war
riors marched in the parade
Resolutions Passed.
RESOLVED, BY the Georgia Divis-
ion, U. c. ", that their most heartfelt
thanks are due and are hereby ten.
dered to the citizens of Americus for
their cordial, loving hospitality ex-
tended toFus;
ALSO, The Daughters of the Con-
federacy for many loving attentions
shown us by themselves and their
charming president, Mrs. Frank P.
Harold.
ALSO, To the Mayor and City Coun-
Gil of Americas, the Chamber of Com
merce of Americus and the County
Commissioners of Sumter county, and
the ladies of the City and County Hos
pital.
ALSO, To Mrs. Eugene A. Hawkins
for special courtesies to our lady Wis i.
itors.
ALSO, Special thanks that that
whole souled citizen of Americus, Hon
Arthur Rylander, for the free use Of
his large and handsome garage, where
our meetings have been held and the
long to be remembered happy ball was
given, and many other attentions
shown us,
ALSO, Our special thanks to the
A. S. Cults Camp of Sons OF Veterans,
commanded by the Hon. E. A. Ntsbit
The work done by this camp of Sons of
Veterans in providing so much for
our comfort and pleasure, the decora-
tions of the city streets and the as
sembly hall, which we have never seen
surpassed, and in every way making
this one of the grandest and most en-
ioyable reunions the Georgia Division,
U. C. ", has ever had satisfies us tina;
when the time comes that the re-
sponsibility will be shifted from our
thinning ranks to the shoulders of the
Sons of Confederate Veterans it will
be placed in worthy hands and they
will ever keep bright and burning the
fires of patriotism and the memories of
the Confederate soldier.
ALSO, TO the Chero-Cola Co., for
free, refreshing beverages furnished
Also, To the railroads for their
kindness and courtesy.
TO all who have contributed to our
banpiness and pleasure, we bid you an
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
AERTSEN-HOWELL.

The marriage of Miss Beatrice Howell.
daughter of Mrs Charles II. Howell. to
Mr. Guilliaem Aertsen, Jr., was solem-
nized today at noon in the Church or
the Holy Trinity, Rittenhouse square
The rector the Rev Floyd w. Tomklns
d. d.. officlated. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Josephine Filter
Howell, as maid of honor, and by MISS
Cecile Filter Howell, another sister, and
Mrs George f. Tyler, as bridesmaids
Little Miss Edith Watts, a niece of the
bridegroom, was flower girl.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr. Cooper Howell, wore
an exquisite gown of ivory white satin
embroidered in pearls and trimmed with
duchess lace. From the shoulders fell a
long court train, Her veil, which was OF
tulle was held to the head with band
of pearls and orange blossoms. grace
full bouquet of white bridal roses was car
ried Miss Howell, the maid OF honor
was gowned in pale blue satin, with hat
of taupe, trimmed with yellow roses ana
she carried pale yellow roses. Ihe prldes-
maids wore picturesque frocks or yellow
satin and hats of thin black straw,
trimmed with yellow roses, and carried
yellow roses The little flower girl wore
a dainty frock of white lingerie and car
ried sweetheart roses.
Mr.. Aertsen had Mr.. John w. Brock
Jr.. as best man, and his ushers included
Mr.. w. Prentice Sanger, Mr.. Robert H.
Cox and Mr. r. Stuyvesant Pierrepont,
of New York Mr.. Chester c. Bolton, OF
Cleveland, and Mr.. Sidney #, Tyler Brock
Mr.. George F. Tyler, Mr.. William l.. Eli
kins and Mr.. Marmaduke Tilden, Jr, all
of this city.
A reception at the town house of the
brides mother 1923 Walnut street, fol-
lowed the ceremony.
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wATKINs-MAcKAY.sMITH.

The marriage OF Miss Gladys A. Mac
kay-Smith, daughter of Mrs. Alexander
Mackay-Smlth, to Mr. William Bell Wat
kins of Westtown. Pa, will take place
this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in pic
tpresque st. Johns Church, Washington,
%. c., of which the brides father, the
Right Rev, Alexander Mackay-Smith, late
Bishop OF Pennsylvania, was rector for
many years, The Rev. Ernest Paddock, of
Cambridge, Mass, who was assistant at
st. Johns during Bishop Maekay-Smith's
incumbency, will officiate. The Right Rev.
Alfred Harding, Bishop of Washington,
will pronounce the blessing.
The bride who will be given in mar
riage by her mother, will be led 10 the
altar by Mr.. William r. Move, of New
York She will wear a lovely gown Of
white satin, with a court train six yards
in length. Flounees OF beautiful point
lace, which adorned her mothers wedding
dress, are used on the skirt, and the
bodice Is composed Of lace and tulle Her
tulle veil. worn over the face viii be
caught across the brow with a chaplet of
orange blossoms, and a rarely beautiful
ven of point lace, which came TO the
bride from her grandmother Mrs. Elijah
Ward, will be arranged over this az the
back. Miss Virginia Mackay-Smith win
be maid q homer for her sister she viii
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<@eS. nv ISZZ kSSZ|%z1r5

wear frocl of golden yellow satin, made
on modsh lines. with the trained skirt cut
short across the front The bridesmaids
will be Mrs. Frederick Ashton de Peyster.
Of New York Mrs. William Strong Cush-
ing, of Simsbury, Conn; Miss Alice $.
Hopkins. of Williamstown, Mass, and
Miss Mary C. Curtin, of Philadelphia.
They will wear gowns of French blue
satin, made after the manner of the maid
of honor's costume, with hats of blue
tulle and straw. trimmed with silver lace.
All the attendants will carry sheaves of
yellow roses, the lovely Mrs. Aaron Ward
variety, which was named for Mrs. Mac
kay-Smith's first cousin.
The brides small neces, Miss Florence
Maratt and Miss Virginia Marlatt, will
be flower girls, wearing dainty frocks of
white tulle. with overskirts Of blue satin
caught with tiny wreaths of yellow roses.
They will carry baskets Of roses Mr.. j.
Keating Wilcox will be best man, and the
ushers will be Mr.. Richard Montgomery
Philler. Mr. Edward Lowber Stokes, Mr..
Edward s. Nelson, Mr.. Barclay McFad-
den, Mr.. Sumner Rulon-Miller and Mr..
Edwin Bonsack, all of Philadelphia; Mr..
John Doran, of Willtes-Barre. Pa; Mr..
Hawley Chester and Mr. Stewart Camden
Pratt, of New York, and Mr.. Charles Les.
ter Maratt, of Washington.
A reception at the home of Mrs Mac
kay-Smith, in 10th street. Washington, will
follow the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs, Wat
klns will live at MaXmeadows. Mr.. Wat
klns' estate near Westtown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
DIXON-THAYER.

fashionable wedding OF late winter
took place this afternoon at 4 O'clock
when Miss Emily Markoe Thayer daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Thayer be-
came the bride of Mr., William Bolton
Dixon The ceremony, in the Church or
the Redeemer, Bryn Wawr was per-
formed by the Rev. George Calvert Carter
The bride, who was given in marriage
nv her father, was attended by Miss
Harriet Morgan Frazier as maid or
honor, and her bridesmaids We're MISS
Alice Chapman Thayer, Miss Elizabeth W.
Henry, Miss Margaret Thayer, MISS Jean
Nelson Long, Miss Marion Twiggs Myers
Miss Anne Lewis Miss Mary ID. Thayer
and Miss Louise Dixon. Miss Elizabeth
Thayer, the small daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. George c. Thayer was hower girl
and her brother, Master George C. Thayer
Jr, acted as page
The chancel was banked with PAINS
and beautifully decorated with spring
Aovers. The bride was dressed in white
satin gown, fashioned on simple lines
with a long court train falling from the
shoulders, and bodice Yeiled in tulle and
trimmed with old point lace. She wore her
ereat-grandmotheT wedding veil OF old
Blonde lace, edged with tulle, and pret-
tiIv caught with orange blossoms, and
carried a shower bouquet OF lilies or the
valley and sprays of white orchids.
MISS Frazier, the maid of honor, wore
a dainty frock of pompadour pink silk,
made with pannier effect, over white
lace foundation. Her fiat white leghorn
hat, turned up at the back was trimmed
with spring flowers, and she carried
honouet OF pink snapdragons and blue
Iarkspurs. The bridesmaids were gowned
alike in frocks Of pink tulle, made with
SKIRT erect, and wore picture hats of
white leghorn, wreathed with spring how-
srs. Their bouquets, like the maid OF
bI,,s larkspurs. Little Miss Thayer, the
6ovyer Riri. was dressed in an exquisite
,vhits lingerie frock and wore a white
laThorn hat trimmed with spring flowers
md pink velvet streamers, and her brother
more a pink velvet suit, with deep white
frilled collar, and between them they car
rled a basket pretiily hlled with spring
flowers and ferns.
me best man vas Air. Fitz Eugene
Dixon and ths ushers included AR. I'd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
LIGGETT-RUNK.

One of the most interesting of the pre-.
Lenten weddings took place at noon to-
day, when Miss Edith Halsey Runk
daughter of Mrs. William NJ. Runk. of
Haverford, became the bride of Mr.. ].
Thomas Liggett, in the Church of the
Redeemer Bryn Mawr, The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. George Cal
vert Carter, rector of the church. The
bride, who was given in marriage by her
brother, Mr.. Louis b. Runk, wore a hand
some gown of white tulle, with a long
court train OF cloth of silver, and carried
shower bouquet of white orchids and
lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor Miss Evelyn S.
Runk, sister of the bride, wore a frock
of pink taffeta, trimmed with silver lace,
and a brown tulle hat, and carried
pink snapdragOns and lupins, tied with
blue tulle. The bridesmaids, Mrs. II. Ten
Broeck Runk, Mrs. Robert w. Liggett,
Miss Helen Boyd, Miss Ruth B. Wilson,
of New York Miss Mary Louise Russell
and Miss Doris Russell, of Chicago, wore
frocks of blue taffeta, trimmed with sill
yer lace, and brown tulle hats. They
carried arm bouquets of pink snapdragons
and lupns, tied with pink tulle The
two little flower girls, Miss Elizabeth
Runk and Miss Emile Runk nieces of The
bride, wore white shocked frocks, with
white straw hats, trimmed with pink
dragons and pink sweet peas. The two
ribbon bearers, little Miss Alice Marsh
and Miss Anita Liggett, niece of the bride
groom, wore white smoclSed frocks and
white straw hats, trimmed with blue
taffeta.
Mr., Robert W. Liggett was his brothers
best man, and the ushers included Mr.
Howard b. Liggett another brother of
the bridegroom; Mr., II. Ten Brock Runk,
brother of the bride; Mr.. Spencer Ser
geant Large, Mr., Hansell French, Mr.
Cowan Balm and Mr.. Franklin II. Stat
ford.
A small reception at the home of the
brides mother. in Hayerford Court fol-
lowed the ceremony. Mr., and Mrs L4ig-
gett will be at home after May l on Berk-
ley road, Haverford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
FIEYL-KELLER.

A beautiful wedding will take place to-
night in st, Peters German Lutheran
Church, 42d and Parrish streets, when
Miss Marie o. Keller daughter of DR., and
Mrs. Harry +. Keller, OF 1913 Green street,
will be given in marriage by her father
to Mr.. Herman Frederick Heyl The cere-
mony will be performed at o'clock by the
Rev. Philip Hoh and win be followed by
a reception at the home of the brides par
ents. Miss Augusta II. Keller and Miss
Henrietta Keller, the brides sisters, will
be her only attendants. Mr., Harry Hex
amer Keller, the brides brother. will be
best man After an extended Journey
Mr. Heyl and his bride will be at home
after May l at s Chestnut terrace. Eas-
ton, Pa. Miss Keller, who is the daughter
of the principal of the Germantown High
School, was graduated from Bryn Mawr
College last June, and the wedding will
be attended by many of her classmates
from distant cities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
ADAMS-HENDREN

Among tonight's weddings will be that
of Miss Dorothy Hendren, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin +. Hendren, of
5427 Ridge avenue, RoXborough, and Mr..
James Richardson Adams, which will take
place at o'clock mt the home of the
brides parents. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. DR.. James b.
Halsey rector of st. Timothy's Profess
tn. Episcopal Church, and will be fol-
lowed by reception for the families of
the bridegroom and bride and their close
friends Upon their return from an eX-
tended journey Mr.. and Mrs Adams will
be at home on Wednesdays In May at
their home on Seville street, RoXborough.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
FASHIONABLE WEDDINGS END
WINTER OF UNUSUAL GAIETY
Aertsen-Howell, Dixon Thayer and Liggett-Runk Nup
tals of Social Importance Mackay-Smth
Welded in Washington

mund Thayer. Mr.. Joseph T. Thayer, Mr.
FitE Eugene Newbold, Mr. julius Doolittle
Utica, ~ Y. Mr.. Joseph NJ. Fox, I'd, Mr.
Alan Crawford, Mr.. Samuel Welsh, Mr..
Sydney Thayer, Jr Mr.. A. Douglas Rus
sell, Of Princeton, N. J., and DIR. Edward
Bell Krumbhaar
Following the church ceremony n recep-
tion was held at the Thornbury. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thayers home at Haverford. After n
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Dixon will
make their home temporarily with Mrs.
DiXons parents until their new house at
St Martins is completed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
Germantown

Mrs Percival Tattersheld. OF Lincoln
drive and Carpenter street. will entertain
at tea on Saturday, March IL, for her
daughter, Miss Olga Tattersheld. The
young ladies who will assist in receiving
are Miss Polly Burlinghame. Miss Crouter,
Miss Jane Kinsey, Miss Dorothy Kinsey,
Miss Emily Tattersfeld Miss DorotheA
Hendly, Miss Frances KilbuFn. Miss Julia
Hamilton Miss Frances Barry Miss Vir-
ginia Barry and Miss Anne Wilson Mrs
II. NJ b. Barry and Mrs. j. w. Tattersheld
will pour tea. Miss RuFlinghame, of Vir-
ginia, is the guest Of Mrs, Tattersheld for
a month.
A dance is being arranged by Miss
Minerva Headley and Miss Electra Grif-
fith for the benefit Of the Providence GEN
eral Hospital 70 be given on Saturday
evening, March IL, at the Germantown
Automobile Club. Among the patronesses
are Mrs. Calvin Pardee. Mrs. Edwin
Iavino, Mrs, Thomas Potter Jr, kirs
William T. Headley Mrs q. s. Griffith
Mrs. Luther Chase Miss Catherine Nell
son AIrs. Robert Alexander. Dr. Mary
Ridsway. Mrs. George Woodward ana
Mra. samuel Russeli. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
What's Doing Tonight

Lecture by L. Warren Smith, Canada and
the Rockies" Calvary NJ. p. Church. 18th
street and Baltimore ayenuei O'Clock,
Engineers Club, 1900 Spruce street; 5
lS2as Kmsrioan Institute of Banking dinner Belle
1Pfitman Masonic Club banquet, Hotel Ritten-
Ledger Panama Pacific tourists reunion,
1925 Arch street; o'clock
Temple University Law School banquet; Kug-
's' Preparedness rally, witherspoon Hall;
Mailer Symphony, Academy OF Music; 8
Reception to Captain Robert Lee RUSSELL
commandant OF the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
Penn Club 72O Locust street; O'Clock.
Lecture, Summer Rambles Through the
British Isles" By the Rev. George NJ. Hem
ingway, Central Y, NJ C, A., 1921 Arch
> '.Sst Astronomy lecture, "a Star as q SUM-,
Wagner Free Institute OF Science. 18th street
and Montgomery avenue; s o'elqck Free,
Turner by John Wanamaker Commercial In.
Dunlap Home and School Association annual
dinner, b2d and Race streets.
Second City Troop dinner, Bellevue stratford
University OF Pennsylvania sophomore ain
ner Adelphia Hotels o'clock.
solomon RabinuYttZ, Jewish humorist. Metro
politan Opera House; o'clock.
Lecture, Canada aud the Canadian Rock
les" by Il. Warren smith, Calvary -. =.
Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04

N SPITE of the fact that s many ~ p, ,no
.ons are in the South ana az 'ns
~. ss, resorts, a large NUMBER ol
attended the Second Assembly
&c. -,u,, which was held in the ball
~, of the Bellevue-stratford' anu WIS
ys,,v a magnificent BALL
,he bali was wonderful Is no
10 so a., OF course, things began
Z ,sss .s,ss very late; 1t was well on 10 ll'oV
O".s s. ,be guests began to go down 70
gslote .uroon, floor. Mrs. Cuyler was
Ens asossnt v., as she has not returned TO
10y .. h,,t the other patronesses were
Ihsre and looked very stunh,"s.
.s,as Mrs. vaux is beautiful put ror
~. matter they are all goodlooklns
ias ,hia year. Many of the deb
sa. attended. Elizabeth Griffith,
80, -. retirned from the South, where
q. ~ has been with the family OF her
..oo was there with Neddy dancing
..,ondsnce. The Myers girls were very
49,, IN their dark blue tulle frocks'
8 r7,oonor Cuyler wore a wonderful
~ al
~ % chiffon and silver lace over
,,r,cot satin. A decided innovation was
IN. turning of the Glover Room into a
.ar+ of arbor, with trellises and rustic
4 &..ohes and chairs; when the ball was
49, many of us repaired thither, and
-s.,oor of bouillon, sandwiches, ETC.,
..,rtI the early hour of 3. Supper was
.sved in the Palm Room and regular
pa,,evue Room, which opens on Chan.
I.,,or and Broad streets, and 1t was In
~ latter that the patronesses supped.
wbether 1t is that the second AS
..roblv does away with the certain
gormslitv and awe which the debs feel
n the first it is hard to say, but cer
lain II is no ball of the winter has
hsen better than last nights. There
we're not so very many there, the floor
ISas never uncomfortably crowded, and
4 he music was wonderful
have seldom seen so pretty a con-
ket as the small fountain which was
hrranged under the suspended stage;
cOnStant, shower plttyeu oNSA " SiiN'i
ana graceful Venus, and vari-colored
electric lights were turned on at in
tervals, giving most novel and attrac-
hive touch to the whole room, which was
pne mass of pink carnations, tiny
Eenesta and climbing tiger lilies, which
kaye for all the world an appearance Of
pink orchids. Every post in the main
room was twined with a vine and differ
ent flowers; one was American Beauty
roses, another Killarneys, another
orchids, and still another the pale yel-
low genesta, all forming quite perfect
whole. / noticed Mrs. Bob Montgomery,
who always maintain is one of the
very prettlest women in this city, wear
Ing an exquisite gown of flesh tulle and
silver sequins. Eleanor Pepper was
most attractive in blue tulle and silver,
md Maize Graham looked perfectly
sweet in white tulle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
Delaware County

Miss Edith Burton, of Chester will en-
tertain at cards at her home this after
noon in honor of Miss Margaret James
and Miss Charlotte Wilson.
Mrs. George Brinton and Miss Helen
Brinton, of Media, are spending two weeks
at Palm Beach
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04

lHEc6 WochS "
MERION.-Mr. and Mrs. William ].
Wilson and their daughters Miss Helen
Wilson and Miss Mary Gibson Wilson,
who have been spending two months in
Southern California, will return to their
home in Merton about the middle of
March.
HAVERFORD.-Mr and Mrs. John
Sparhawk, of Haverford Court, have
moved to their new home on Montgomery
avenue. Mr.. Sparhawk's friends will be
glad TO learn that he has fully recovered
from his recent illness.
ROSEMONT.-Mrs. Charles Slnniclx-
son, OF Rosemont will leave on Monday
TO spend several weeks at Hot Springs, Va
ST DAVID'S-Mrs j. Bertram Mitch
ell is visiting in Fall River, Mass.
DEVON.-Mr and Mrs. william Baker
Whelen, who left last week for southern
California, have been spending some time
at Pasadena, and later will go to Coro-
nado Beach Mr., ana Mrs. Whelen ex-
pect TO return to their home at Devon
about April /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
West PHILADELPHIA

Miss Florence r. Bear, of 1882 Barring
street, entertained at luncheon, followed
by bridge, this afternoon, at the Over
brook Golf Club. in honor of Mrs James
+. Warren. Mrs Walter G.. Herbert and
Mrs. j. Malcolm Johnston. the latter of
whom are two recent brides Mrs. Herbert
having been Miss Helen Haines, and Mrs.
Johnston, Miss Melta Zehender. There
were about 80 guests present.
Miss Katherine Muller gave n bridge
luncheon this afternoon at her home, 43S
South 44th street to meet Miss Maud
Morrison Virgins. debutante daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Howard S. Anders
The Stenton Field Club entertained on
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.
Wilbur S. Stanton, 521S Parkside avenue
Among those present were Miss Helen
Parker, Miss May MacCausland, Miss
Ruth Gerhart, Miss Margaret Gerhart,
Miss Lillian Stade, Miss r. Farron, Miss
Emma Young, Miss Clara Mullins, Miss
Florence Conroy. Miss Charlotte Noble,
Miss Leona Heinz, Miss Stella Seidel. Miss
Mollie Schwartz, Miss Florence Stall. Miss
Ora StricRhOuse. Miss Ruth Haight, Mr..
Albert Mullins. Mr., Elmer Henneka, Mr..
John S. Fell, Mr.. Harry Moore, Mr.. John
ID. Chandler, Mr.. William Kister, Mr..
Lawrence Hughes, Mr., John Martin Mr..
Lawrence Fithian, Mr.. Edgar a. Porchem,
Mr.. Harold Richards, Mr.. William Peters,
Mr.. Joseph Wilson, Mr.. William Flora, Mr..
Stewart Mathews and Mr., Norman Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Goldsmith and Miss
Bessie Goldsmith have moved from SOLE
Chancellor street to 502s Locust street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph X. Dixon. Of wyn-
cote, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Alice Lorraine Dixon, to
Mr.. Harold c. Bond, of Boston, Mass.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Miss Dixon is senior in the Mt Hoyoke
College and has distinguished herself both
in scholarship and athletics, having at
tained marked degree of popularity in
the life of the college. Mr. Bond is a
Phi Beta Kappa of Dartmouth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mulford, of Wynn
cote, have issued invitations for dinner
on Tuesday next at o'clock. The guests
afterward will attend the Bal Masque
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04
!. .Ncy WYNNE ATTENDS SECOND
ASSEMBLY-BRILLI AFFAIR
u Rut One Large Ball of the Season Was It's Usual
~ success-Many Dinners and Theatre Parties
Preceded the Dance

Anna Gilchrist, Mrs. e. G. McCollin and
Miss Anne Thomson.
NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs e. Earle Johnson, who are
occupying the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
o. Hine johnson, at 2211 Walnut street,
for the winter, will entertain at dinner on
Tuesday evening before the Bal Masque
The guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick L. Simonin, Miss Kathleen McDon-
ough. Miss May Butler Miss Louise N.
Cruice, Lieutenant John Sturdevant, U. s.
NJ c.; Mr.. Joseph II. Burroughs. Jr., and
Mr. Forester Fl. Scott.