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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05
Wilmington

The marriage of Miss Ellen Hayes
Nicholson, daughter of former Chancellor
and Mrs. John Reed Nicholson. and Mr.
Randolph Parksdale Shaclelford. which
will take place at $3.50 o'clock Monday
night February IA, in Westminster Pres
byterian Church, will be Of considerable
social Importance. The Rev. Charles l..
Candee, pastor of the church, win offi-
ciate The bride, who win be given in
marriage by her father. will have as her
only attendant Miss Annie Armstrong
Porter Mr.. Angus Eceles, of Carney's
Point viii be Mr. Shackelford's best man.
while the ushers will be Mr.. Donald
Campbell, Mr. Willis w. Shaekelford. OF
City Point. Va. Mr., Stephen Shaekel-
ford OF Charleston, S. C.. and Mr. Nelson
Leitch, OF Haskell, n ]. Immediately
following the ceremony a reception Will
be held at the home OF the brides parents,
1918 West 14th street. Following their
honeymoon. the newly married couple viii
be at home after March az RivervieW.
The bridegroom Is assistant superintend-
ent Of Plant No. 2 at Carney's Point
Captain Edwin H. Marks, Of the United
States Army Engineering Corps, who re-
Gently arrived Ia this country from the
Philippine Islands, where he has been
stationed for some time Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Henry S. Pyle. He arrived
in this city last week and Will stay with
Mr. and Mrs. Pyle about a month
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Tioga

Mr., and Mrs. Francis Richter OF 39Os
North Broad street, will leave on Tues.
day for Hartford, Conn, where they Will
be the guests OF their sonin-law and
daughter Mr., and Mrs, Frederick Genther.
Miss Beatrice Oliver Richter is passing a
week with friends in Kennstt Square, Pa
Miss Rae Fox, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Tucker Fox, Jr., of West Tioga
street will leave today for a visit in
Washington ID. @. on February 10 she
viii go to New York 10 be the guest of
Mrs. James Bradley and Miss Ethel
Bradley, OF 316 West 1O5th street, at a
tea which viii be followed by a dinner
and dance
Mrs. Louis G. Green. OF 1902 West
Venango street. will entertain at luncheon
and bridge, on Monday, at her home Her
guests viii be Mrs, Robert AlcCreery,
Mrs. William Kugler, Mrs. Louis Cave
Mrs. James Thompson, Mrs Lind Mason
Baker, Mrs. Jack Roberts, Mrs. Lillian
Hewitt and Mrs. Samuel Scattergood.
Mr.. A. Pomerantz, Of West Tioga street.
Is spending the midwinter in Cuba.
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Germantown

Mrs. William S. Lloyd, of 2s3 Harvey
street. entertained at bridge yesterday
ent. MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd will give
dinner of IS covers on Wednesday eve
ming, February 16, at Mannheim.
Mrs. Warner G. Earnshaw, Of East
Johnson street. who has been on shop
ping tour in New York for several days,
WIN return today and will entertain
matinee box party this afternoon for her
small daughter. Miss Corllse Earnsha"'
The Mannheim Dancing Glass, under the
direction OF Mrs. George A. Brooke, will
meet A the ballroom OF the Germantown
Cricket Club tonight
Mrs. william II. Eisenhower OF upsal
street. west Of Wayne avenue Is spend
ine fortnight in Atlantic city, n. j., re-
euperating from a recent Illness
Mrs Henry B. curran, OF the Fairfax
Apartments, is in Atlantic City for a
short stay
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North Philadelnhia

card party and dance to maintain n
postgraduate fellowship of the Philadel.
phia School of Design for Women will be
given next Friday at the school. Broad
and Master streets, under the auspices of
the alumnae and students.
Tables for cards will be arranged in the
long Broad street gallery, the same in
which the famous art collection of Edwin
Forrest hung when he was the master of
the house on North Broad street
The committee in charge Includes, the
officers of the alumnae association of the
school and consists of Miss Clara V. Rich.
ardson, Miss Harriet Sartaln, Mrs. C. b.
Narnum and Mrs. Sarah j. Harvey
The prizes will consist of pictures
painted by local artists and students of
the school.
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.ryrTU Monday the least exciting
W -.oot of the season In the social
.rir omen. OF course, great in
oentres round the annual Club
rlsht of the Plays and Players how
~ which this year will be held in
~ y. ballroom of the MISREPRESENTATION
.,.ad of in the clubrooms. This VIII
ps,. ,he members to ask any number
s.a s,,.,,ds and we are all looking for
ssrd to It with the greatest pleasure
VAN .a'synectancy. The play to be given
~ ebollv Reforming Herself" four
oornadv by Henry Arthur James
9 as' os, will include Mrs. j. Howard
ny Mrs Philip A. Castner and Mrs.
., woodward, Vinton Freedley
,,s.hert welsh, Joseph A. Deerins, Jr,
,Stism Hughes Mearns, Henry b.
..saNer. Jr, and Drexel Steel. Miss
s.ua aso purt Mccall and DR.. Daniel
,,as, @ will be stage directors
,.o,ber interesting event in the week
I. ,he dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
WI ~ Granger Kennedy will give for
,.,. n,oces. Emile Posey Kennedy ana
I',.. nv 1Ionsell. who are debutantes of
i,e aoovon. on Friday night at the
na,,evre- ,n stratford. Lucia Warden WIN
- given a theatre party by her mother'
tIorhert w. Warden, before this
o,d there will be several din
ners.
,oard Yesterday OF a very exciting
-or,ont which is due to come out
soon though the party OF the iirst part
and the party of the second part are
.,ronuously M denying the fact. only the
...or dav l saw them at the Ritz at
,,.,,oheon and the little fair-haired SHE
luns''S so,,irg "Why, of course It's Gil
( -,.,.,,, absurd and not a word of 1t
rue when some one who stopped TO
,,oak 10 them, evidently became per-
spno, in her remarks. lie said moth
mo- hut smiled serenely, and did not
annsar embarrassed at all, or as II ne
J, mid like to run away
nremains for one of the most pro-
r-essive department stores in town TO
Sisnrove the theory held hy certain
hynercritical ones that college edu-
oo,ion eouips man solely for the So
cial duties of life, paying little or no
beed to the qualifications requisite in
business.
This particular store has offered GER
tain inducements to the younger men
ubo have finished their course at col
lego and, in fact has placed number
of them in responsible positions at the
beads of the various departments. or
course, social connections are not to
be scorned, but it requires Infinitely
more than the popularity which the
to the smartest fraternities
and clubs confers. to face the difficult
problems which confront a man in busi-
ness. It's rather nice to know them
that any number Cf our younger men
who may hitherto have been hiding
their lights under a capacious bushel
have secured the proper chances to try
their mettle in the grim business world.
Hutchy Scott, Alfred Sergeant, Ed
mund Rogers and Wallace Johnson are
only few of the many young men of |
social prominence who are hard at !
work trying to reach the pinnacle of |
success via the mercantile route.
NANCY WYNNE. !
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weddings
RUDoLpff-AIKrN I'm

The marriage 'of Miss Sarah M.xAiken.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William James
Aiken, Of 2S43 North Lambert street. to Mr.
G. Marshall ,,udolph, OF l0i West Caynea
street, will take place at s o'clock tonight.
at the home OF the brides parents. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
DIR. John q, Wilson, of the Union Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Diamond and
2lst streets. and will be followed by re-
ception. The bride will wear a gown OF
white crepe dc chine and duchess lace.
with a veil Of tulle caught with sprays
OF orange blossoms, and VIII carry
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and roses Mr.. Aiken will give his daueh-
ter In marriage. She will be attended
by Miss Ada Emhardt as maid OF honor
whose frock will be a charming coubina-
tion OF pink chiffon tafTeta and Georgette
crepe.
Mr. William Hunter will be best man.
Mr. Rudolph and his bride will leave ON
n short trip, and will receive after Feb
ruary 10 at 4i07 North Orianna street
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What's Doing Tonight

North Phiia Dell phla Real estate Hfrtlrz ~.
sociatlon dinner, Adelph3 Hotel
class q 1905 Northeast Aanqa1 IEaIaI1G
High school alnRor, kusieF
Veteran Mhaelme1s Aa4qci4liHt alaa4I
Bellevue -stralforl Hotel
Musicale ana dahce. fopns aena and faa.I
Nomenf4 fIehreH Aasqc|1tlau HelreH EI44l
afY enciefg. j14 CalAafiNt #4eeI o'tlQEz
r. u Karanau q szaut zA4ilnzz
tszIa. FeunltifsH'f Eali.ata - ieezelt $ Ar
4Iaerf. .INn
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South Philadelphia

Aglss .Geneyieye Gallagher of llth and
,flaflln streets entertained at p delightful
luncheon. followed by cards, on Wednes-
49, Her guests included Mrs Tracey,
NJ Greed. Mrs Bergem9n. Mrs loWnes,
lira 1ekier 6lrs McAeiiis. Mrs Griffith.
NJ G1eenhaleh Mrs. Yisuera, Airs.
Ilanlliou aud alrs Aecarta4
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West Philadelphia

The Misses FELTON, entertained at din
ner last evening at their nome, 4bll Ceuar
ay,arue In honor of Miss Helen Gragor
and Mr.. william Warwick FELTON,, whose
MARRIAGE will take place on TUESDAY eve
ming. Among the guests were MISS Eiea'
nor Morse Miss Marjorie Garman, MISS
Olga Bonsall. Miss Anna Gaston' Mr. ana
Mrs. Stanley Wilcox, Mr. and MIS-, hetZel
Atherholt Mr.. Walter Reynolds MI
Stokes Bonsall, Mr.. Reynolds rleIpo'n''
MIR. c. Virgil Hughes, Mr. ADDISON a.
Platt and Mr.. Carroll NJ FELTON,
Miss Edith Godfrey, of Hamilton court,
9eth and Chestnut streets, has as her
oyast for several days her sister, Mrs.
William Foster Jones. of New YORK. MIS-
Jones arrived in Philadelphia yesterday
and was the guest OF honor at a lunch
con given by Miss Godfrey today
Mr. and Mrs Harrison Cady, Of 4239
Recent square, entertained at bridge on
THURSDAY evening. Their guests included
Mir. and Mrs. Edward Bowen, MI ana
Mrs George w. Langston and MI ana
Mrs Matthew McVickar,
Miss Florlne C. Winder, of ll2s South
52d street, has Miss Edna NORM, or
Epvnt. Miss Hazel II. Skinner and MT
Ted Gaskill as her guests.
Mr. c. Mauer, of 1I26 North 6Oth street,
is spending the week in Baltimore as the
guest of friends
Miss Margaretta Kern, of Atlantic City
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boil
len. of l4ls North Redheld street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05
NANCY WYNNE PREDICTS QUIET
WEEK IN SOCIETY CIRCLES
Various Small Affairs Will Characterize the Season.
Many Persons Are Leaving for Southern
Resorts-Mattersy of Interest

Vvaushters, Mrs Robert Kelso Cassatt and
MIS- A. j. Devereux. at Miami, Fla.
Dr; Albert Jenner, of Milwaukee, is
spending several days in Philadelphia at
the Belevue.stratford
MT Michael Francis Doyle. of 1893
ooutn Broad street, was guest last night
at a.. a reception given by President and Mrs.
wilson in the White House at Washington,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

of 1853 Louden street Logan, entertained
at luncheon, Thursday afternoon. Their
guests were Mrs. Harry Curnow, Mrs.
Thomas Branson, Mrs. Theresa II. Nous
ley Mrs. *. L. Schmidt, Miss Mary Kaul,
Mrs. a. Eggart, Mrs. NJ. Rumpel, Mrs.
f. II. Lanard and Miss Kitty Lankan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05
Chestnut Hill

Mrs. William C. Hesse, Of 1903 West
moreland avenue, will entertain at bridge
on Thursday afternoon. February q, in
honor of Mrs. Basil Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Goodall, of 1914
Bryan street, are spending several days
in New York
The members OF Miss L.ockwood's Dane
ing Glass gave a bal masque last evening
at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
The next meeting of the Dinner Club
will take place on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary IL, at the Philadelphia Cricket Club,
Among those who will dine there will be
Mr. and Mrs John II. Whitaker, Mr., and
Mrs William Findlay Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs John Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
c. Colahan, Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Goodall
Mr. and Mrs. Barker MellOr Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry b. Cartwright Jr, Miss Catherine
Colahan. Mr.. Hinckley and Mr.. and Mrs.
William W, Watson
Mrs. H. Berkeley Hackett, of 1O3 East
Mt Airy avenue, has returned to her
home after visiting friends in Richmond
Va.
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Roxborough

Mrs. samuel p Kenworthy. OF Green
lane, will leave during the month for an
extended visit to Florida.
The Holy Name Society OF the Holy
Family Catholic Church will give a prom
enade concert and card party on Wednes-
day evening, February i6. in the parish
hail Of the church. Several hundred in
1itations have been extended, and the
games 10 be played will be Pinoehle and
euchre,
Mr.. and Mrs william Sphinx. OF A3
I.vceum avenue. win leave shortly to
spend the midwinter in Florida and points
south.
IAncoln's Birthday dinner will be
given on Saturday night, February Y. by
ne men Of the Grace Lutheran Church.
aidse ana Roxborough avenues, In the
sseisi haIl Of the church. The pastor
rev. PAU n strodaeh. viii preside,
AIr. and AIRS s. A. Short aud their
famiiy. 81 East Legerington avenue. are
5assing 5 week Ia Al ante city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

Miss Alice WINS has returned to Lang
horne after having spent several months
with relatives in Chicago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

There will be a subscription dance at
the Bucks County Country Club tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

Mrs. Teresa Liable. oC 2gl2 Ella street
will give a freedom party in honor OF her
son, Mr.. John Liable, this evening. The
guests Will be Mr.. and Mrs. William Doh,
Miss l.. Doh, Miss J. Doh, Miss d. Doh,
Miss a. Blum, Mrs. @. Blum. Miss A.
Parker, Miss Josephine Guldin, Of Haincs-
port; Mr., John Nicolis, Mr.. Charles Edil
Mr.. James Baity, Mr. Harry Herbst. Mr.
William Meyer, Mr.. William Musken-
beck, Mr. Edwin Gross. Mr. Arthur Cross
Mr.. William Refer, Mr. Harry Hofiier
Mr.. John Mack, Mr. William Buehler, Mr.,
Louis Stebeits, Mr.. Adolph Blum, Mr..
Jacob Atwater, Mr.. Edgar Spellman, MIR.
Albert Heller MIR. Albert Schishuhs, Mr.
Charles Schishuhs and Mr.. James
Schishuhs
The choir of the Wesley Church, at
Sepviva and Huntingdon streets. held its
choral meeting last evening ut the home
of MT and Mrs. Sealey, Of 1856 Sepviva
streek
Mrs. Lambert, Of 2l7O East Cumberland
street entertained the members of the
Wesley Sewing Circle at her home yester-
day afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs Grouse, of 2146 East Cum
berland street; Mr. and Mrs. Scanlin and
Miss Florence Scanlin, and Mr.. and Mrs
j. McCleary have returned from a short
stay at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gregg, of 23i6
East Cumberland street, will entertain at
800 on Saturday evening, when those pres
ent will be Miss Nan McCaryey, Miss
Florence Cramps, Miss Florence scanlln,
Miss Mary Grouse, Mr., Victor Frid. Mr
Henry Sparks and Mr., John squires.
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Egglesfeld Grif-
hth, OF Haverford announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Wilmer Griffith. to Mr.. Edward G, Page,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rodman Page,
Of @O2 Spruce street. Miss Griffith made
her debut this fall at a dansant given
by her parents at the Acorn Club. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

Notices for the society page win be
accepted and printed in the EFe0inE
written GA one side Of the paper, nlust -
signed la full. with full address, and
uhsn possible telephone uuulbeF muss be
given.
send al such communication =
eSociety Editor," EFeulnE Ilcdzef, G8s
Chestnut street.
Unless titeae lfQulrelnfnla are e4IFtea
tu1 70 that fzzINtltzun mas 81 nclaIfIas
rs uqliae uilI nql te published.
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Wilmer Griffith. to Mr.. Edward G. PAGE,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rodman Page,
Of 2OC2 Spruce street. Miss Griffith made
her debut this fall at dansant given
by her parents at the Acorn Club. No
date has been set for the wedding
Mile. Jeanne Moos, OF the Red Cross
and Union of French Women, will speak
on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs,
Edward II, StQtesbury, 1895 Walnut
street at A o'clock. The statement made
BY morning newspaper that the lecture
would not take place, is positively incor-
rect.
Mr. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle has sent
out cards for a reception on Monday after
noon at his home, 21O4 Walnut street, to
meet the Honorable Thomas b. Smith,
Mayor Of Philadelphia.
Mt. George C. Carson, of Torresdale
VII give theatre party this evening in
honor Of Miss Dorothy L. Norris The
suests, who will later attend Mrs. Scott's
upper Club, which will meet this evening
y me ballroom of the Bellevue -Stratford,
tll include Miss Lillian Rupert, of New
sorki Miss Maria Thayer Graham, Miss
yhflstine Hare Stockton, Miss Susan
.shah Bruce, Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Il.
Norris, Mr. Antonio Vacconzellos of Por-
,ugali Mr.. Whitney Wright, Mr.. Robert
eesarrere' Mr.. Provost McAIichael Mr..
enarles Baird and Mr.. Alfred d, Norris.
hr' and Mrs. ARTURO de Heeren and
ssr and Mrs. Gurnee Mum were guests
= nonor at dinner given last evening
y Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Grace, of
Fi'lsburgh, at Palm Beach.
ar and Mrs. Edward Everett Mar
ili OF Rydal Waters, Rydal, have
T,asl Tssaea invitations for a hunt breakfast on
lesasg' February %. at l2 O'Clock The
~ t,sS,Aisst VIII take place after the meet
= IN, she Huntingdon Valley Hounds, which
s'aft at Il o'clock from their house.
f. and Mrs r. Earle Johnson will
Tn4liy issue invitations for a dinner on
e1a-ay evening, March 7, before the Bal
e,ss Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will oc-
saps ma Walnut street. 'the home OF
is...h and Mrs. e. Hine Johnson, while the
for,ss are solourning In southern Cali
'a lof the remainder OF the winter.
NJ lss Elizabeth Yardley, daughter of
~, and Mrs John II. Yardley, of 1925
49, street, entertained at dinner last
cisss before Mrs. Edward Troths dancing
bss John Markoe. 1880 Locust street
o. sdnsi sa as her guest Mrs. George Bller.
' south Dakota.
sss ana Mrs Thomas Earle white. Of
of a spruce street will give dinner
rrisl sogers tonight at the philadelphia
alten5 Sla5. The guests viii afterward
/ ~ Clarence Han. OF Hartford. Conn.
fhlIssling seyetal days this week IN
lhs MA Mr.. and Mrs. Han will be
1flssd ~ eI Mrs. William Rnnk. OF Hay-
Ii ronff' the hrst week OF March and
aesa s.sha the wedding OF Miss Edith
4r ]. Thomas Ligset. which
+ place on saturday March n at
Isa 49, ~ tne Church Of the Redeemer /
spa Mrs Alexander yan Rensaa
= @9ath p-4t AeefE. b JON lhelf
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Girard Farms

Mrs Clinton Williams, of 2ii9 South
Elst street, gave most delightful party
on Monday afternoon, to celebrate the
first birthday of her little daughter. There
were ABOUT a dozen little guests present
ranging from l to years of age. and
their mothers The artistic decorations
were In pale pink and green, and each
little guest received an attractive favor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

Mrs. James A. Hamilton, of 25os South
goth street entertained at a delightfully."-
informal luncheon, followed by cards. yes.
terday afternoon. Her guests included
Mrs. Leon Isenhower, Mrs. Joseph Burke,
Mrs. Charles Viguers, Mrs. Albert Becker.
Mrs George Thomas, Mrs. Lewis Thomas.
Mrs. Mabel Turner and Mr.. Anna Ball.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

Mr. and Mrs. George Reed Jr., of
Omaha, and their two children are guests
of Mr.. George Reed.
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Delaware County

Mrs. Frank Copeland will address tho
Ridley Park Women's Club on Monday
afternoon, Her topic will be "Art in the
Home"
General Hwang-Hslng, of Media. has
returned from a visit to New York
Miss Laura Hibberd, of Media, has an,
nounced the engagement of her niece.
Miss Laura NJ. Hibberd to Mr. Howard
Barnes, a
Miss Florence Richards and Miss Bal
loch Richards. of Arden Void Farm.
Media, are visiting In New York.
Colonel and Mrs. Frederick Taylor
Pusey, of Media, have taken apartments
at the Rittenhouse for the winter months
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05
Northeast Philadelphia

Mr., and Mrs. David X. Neiffer, of 936
West Dauphin street will announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Flora
Marie l., Neiffer, to Mr.. John Wallace
Bender, this evening at dinner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05
Along the Reading

The Jenkntown Choral gave moving
picture benefit Wednesday evening at the
Jenl<ntown auditorium. The affair was
great success and the house was crowded.
Miss Helen Palmer, Miss Renniger, MISS
Marie Woolley and several other girls
wandered around during the intermission
with baskets of candies and flowers for
sale.
Mr.. Frederick Campbell. of Mather road,
Jenliintown, has returned from New YORK
where he has been for several days
Miss Marguerite Sill. Of Bent road,
Wyncote. has issued invitations for
bridge and $500 Thursday afternoon at
2:3O O'Clock. The guests of honor VIII be
Miss Kathrine Rogers, Miss Alice Hood
and Miss Marjorie Kent.
A dancing class for the young married
set of Wyncote Is being arranged to take
place every Tuesday evening at o'clock
at Chelten Hills Hall, Mather avenue.
The first meeting of the class was helu
this week.
Mrs. Frank Schoble, of Greenwood ave
nue. Wyncote. will return the end oil TINS
week from Montclair where she mas oeeh
the guest of her son-in-lnw and dauEhIer'
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcdonald Powell
The annual business meeting OF the
Wor,en's Auxiliary of the North Hills
Country Club will be held at the cluo-
house at 4 o'clock this afternoon. About
so members will be present The eiectlon
of officers for the coming year ana the
new members of the different committees
will he elected The ladies of the auxili-
arv will be hostesses at dinner at Z o'clock
for their husbands and friends.
The Entertainment Committee OF the
North Hills Club will give bridge anu
500" on Friday. February H. at O'CLOCK.
Mrs. Edward b. d. Neuhauser. OF llth
street and Cheltcn avenue OAK Lane
viii entertain the members of the South
Oak Lane Sewing Circle Monday after
mon. nt her home. Those present viii be
Mrs. {. Howard Anthony, Mrs. James
Hall Mrs. b. G. Hitchner, MIS- LOUIS
Beneke and Mrs, Albert Gee.
Mrs Albert Dudley, Of nth street ana
CbeIten avenue, oak Lane, accompanied
nv her sister, Miss Lily Marion, and her
two children, Miss Marion Dudley ana
Master Willard Dudley. have been spend
ing mart of the winter in Florida, ana eH-
meet 10 return in about two weeks
Mrs NJ d. I.aubach. of Valley road and
Sharpless avenue, Melrose Park, WIN give
a musicale Monday evening, February H.
al S.l5 o'clock, for the beneht OF the He-
view Club, of Oak Lane.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

Mr.. Frederick Campbell. of Mather road,
Jenkintown, has returned from New YORK
where he has been for several days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

Miss Marguerite Sill. OF Bent road,
Wyncote has issued invitations for
bridge and 800" Thursday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock. The guests of honor Will be
Miss Kathrine Rogers, Miss Alice Hood
and Miss Marjorie Kent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

Friends of Mrs. j. McGurk. of 24O3
South Garnet street, will be glad to learn
that she is Recovering from her recent
serious Illness
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-05

A dancing class for the young married
set of Wyncote is being arranged to take
place every Tuesday evening at s o'clock
at Chelten Hills Hall, Mather avenue,
The first meeting of the class was held
this week.