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Evening star., 1916-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. George Yandes Wheeler
entertained at dinner last night at the
Harts, Representative and Mrs Britten,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale Howard. Mr. and Mrs
Charles V. Wheeler, Mrs. Victor Kauff
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm S. McConihe, Mr.. and Mrs
Barry Mohun. Commander and Mrs
Charles B. McVay, Mr.. and Mrs Reeve
Lewis. Mrs I. T. Mann, Mrs. Reynolds,
Commander and Mrs. Leonard Smith, Mrs
Ashdown Of New York. Miss Farnsworth,
Mr.. John Dom. Commander Henry Var
mum Butler. Lieut. Commander and Mrs,
Gailbraith. Lieut.. Iseman. Capt Ridley
Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Neale and
Mr.. William Marrow
Evening star., 1916-05-04

Senator and Mrs. John v Weeks have
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
What's Doing Tonight

Business Efficiency Show, LIST Regiment
ArmOry, Broad and calowhill streets.
Lecture. ''WeedinE Out the UNIT" by Or.
s, c; sohmucker, Witherspoon Hall slo
Belmont Improvement Association. ss4O
Girard avenusi o'clock. Free
Cohoeksnk Board OF Trade. 9th and DIa-
mond streetsi O'Clock. Free.
Thirty-fourth and 44th Wards Business
Mems AssoelatioE' oS42 Havsrford avenue;
Germantown Business MEMS Association,
Vernon Building o5l4 Germantown avenuei 5
o'clock. Free,
Feed and Grain Dealers, Bourssi O'closk.
Georges Hill Improvement Association. 1855
North SD streeti o'clock. Free.
FEankford Business Men. Marshall Schools
Lecture on the trip OF the Liberty Bell, By
select Councilman DR.. william II. Bacon.
shsnahan Catholic Club. 4sth street and Ian
caster aYenuei o'clock.
Testimonial dinner by sunragists 10 Mrs.
Woman Suffrage Party OF Philadelphia. Hotel
Walton o'clock.
Opera, ''Hansel, and eretsl." Metropolitan
Opera House, o'clock.
,h qsOFEEss EE.so A IoSR PSRRlap Company dinner Aasl-
organ recital by Russell Hancock Miles
A. o. c., Ttoga Methodist Eplscopal Church.
18th and Tioga streets; o'clock.
Artists, recital Phiomusian Club. asa Wal
Annual banquet, County ALaEistratas' Asso-
clation. Hotel Rlttenhouae.
bad Housing conditions and Their Cost. q
Bernard y, Newman, Old Pine Street Pres-
byterlan Church o'clock,
annual meetinE, Philadslphia Conference Hls-
taric4l aociety. ST. Jainasf Church. Oinay.
Dinner. trafnc manassrs. Hotal Coionnads.
FEiyats sIsa. eeioz ezhi6ltisn. Plastic ciubs
"a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
MIR. VANDERBILT TO
JUDGE AT HORSE SHOW
Other Noted Experts on Horses
Will Take Part in
Indoor Show

Added interest will be given to the Phil
adelphia Indoor Horse Show, to be held
on April 27, 2s and 90 by the presence
again this season of Mr.. Reginald c. Van
derbilt and Mr.. II. X. Bloodgood, of New
York, who will pass upon the merits of
horses In harness and breeding horses
The show viii be held at the Sd Regiment
Armory. Broad and Federal streets. DR..
Charles s. Turnbull, who is known as
Shetland pony judge in addition TO his
prominence as a specialist, will judge the
small pony class Mr.. Charles Wheeler Of
Bryn Mawr, will preside in the pony polo
classes. while Mr. Frank H. Caven and
Mr.. Thomas ]. Collins will judge the mer-
its of the contestants in the roadster
classes.
To the many horse lovers in and about
Philadelphia, and In no section OF the
country are there more numerous and
noted stables, the fact that Mr.. r. Penn
Smith, of STAFFORD, will manage the indoor
show will be received as welcome news.
It is conceded that to have him as master
OF the tan oval at any show means its
success from the start. His ability to
have the different classes run off with
cIockliSe precision is we'll known. and
the fact that he will have charge of
the indoor horse show ring again this
year Is a subject of much congratulation
among those who have entered or who in
tend to enter their horses In this event.
Mrs. Walter C. Hancock and the commit
tee this year have arranged for the
stabling of more than 140 animals all
within one or two squares of the Third
Regiment Armory the stable Offering the
greatest accommodation being directly op-
poslte the armory.
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Photo by Marceau.
MISS AIMEE GRACE HARPER

Mrs Margaret NJ. Harper OF Jenkin-
town, announces the engagement OF her
daughter, Miss Aimee Grace Harper. 10
Mr.. Lewis Frazer Stewart. Miss Harper
Is a daughter Of the late Senator
Thomas B. Harper. Mr.. Stewart, who
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Douglas
Stewart, of the Claremont, 44th and Wal,
nut streets, belongs to the Sons of the
Revolution, the Harrisburg Club and lie
Coin dor.
Miss Mildred Fetterolf gave a dance
last night at her home on Church road,
Wyneote, IN honor of Miss Kathryn Rog,
ers, who will be her guest for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schoble, Of Green
wood avenue, Wyneote, win leave on Fri.
day for New York, where they viii remain
over the week end.
Mrs. S. K Altman, OF Updown road
Jenkintown, has returned 10 her home
from wheeling W. Va, where she was the
guest OF friends for several weeks before
Returning to JenkintOWn. Mrs. Altman also
visited In Chicago. III, where she had
many informal luncheons and bridge par
ties given in her honor
Mrs. Guy Whldden. accompanied BY her
son. Albert Whidden, OF Wyncote, has left
Tor san Diego Cal, for visit Of several
weeks as the guests OF Mrs Whidaen s
mother, VshQ IS spending the winter On tns
Pacific coast
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
Northeast Philadelphia

Miss Helen Gleb, Of Coral and Hunting
don streets, entertained number OF her
friends at her home on Sunday evening.
The guests included Miss Eloise oetinger'
PoSe Rudd, Miss Kathryn Henry, Miss
EbsrIotte Fisher, Miss Helen Gieb, Miss
Irsns GROSS, Miss stella Kute, Miss Al
t,',.s Iav,. HonIxins. Miss Anna oetinger. Miss
IiIiIs c,etinger. Mr.. Harry McCloskey, Mr.
John Fallon, MIR. Edward Walsh, MIR.
simon Rhodes, Mr. AloysiSs nlass.s MasteFSSn' son
IIa,r,- Alexander, Mr. Francis Cayanaugh,
NJ Joseph o'Hanlon. Mr.. Joseph Hanna,
M, Tarry Hughes Mr., Daniel Mackell,
Nj Albert Loughrey and Mr.. Thomas
Coyle
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Chestnut Hill

A. progressive dinner is being arranged
for Saturday evening There will be five
courses and five girls will act as hostesses,
one course being served at each home.
Miss Isabel Bedford, of 7043 McCallum
street, will be the hostess for the dessert
course, after which there will be a dance.
Some of those who will attend are Miss
Margaret Davis, Miss Margaret johnson,
Miss Marian Rippey, Miss Marian Davis,
Miss Grace Van Doom, Miss Margaret
Williams, Miss Iona Sutch, Miss Evelyn
Bond, Mr.. Ward Davies, Mr.. Steele Pierce
Mr.. Howard Rippey, Mr.. Leedom Dear
dorff, Mr.. Frank Fletcher and Mr.. Clay
ton Staley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Smith, of 1862
North Goth street. will give st. Patrick's
party for their daughter. Miss Sarah Smith,
on Friday evening. The guests will in
clude Miss Frances Griffith, Miss Jennetta
Loughry, Miss Anna McCurry, Miss Irene
McCurry, Miss Louise Ederlsin, Miss
Helene Jordan, Miss Elizabeth Johnson.
Miss Gladys Crangle Miss Mary McCully,
Miss Ruth Dawson, Miss Bertha Brown.
Miss Betty Shenton, Mr.. Allen Worrell,
Mr.. Francis Wolfe, Mr.. John White, Mr..
Eugene Decker. Mr. Harold Cregar. Mr..
william Fraiey, Mr. Theodore Walls, Mr..
Thomas Young Mr william Charlton, Mr..
Charles McClung. Mr., Radnell Free, Mr.
Albert McFalls. Mr.. John McKuen, Mr..
Wilbur Smith, Mr.. owen Smith. Mr.. Rob-
ert Gray. Mr.. William Caises and Mr..
Paul Mckay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

Shapiro, Mr.. Joseph German, Mr.. George
Lessner and Mr. William Rubinstein
A reception was held last evening in the
homo OF Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fogel, 2205
North Lambert street. IN honor Of the safe
return OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward Peter
son from the war zone. Mr.. Joseph Cor.
don gave several vocal selections. Among
those present were Miss Anna winners,
Miss Dorothy Naulty, Miss Carrie Bloom,
Miss Edna Peterson, Miss Flora Fogel,
Mrs. Norris Bloom, Mrs. Edward Peter
son, Mrs. Isaac Fogei Mr.. Joseph Cor.
don, Mr.. Frank FREDERICK, DR. Lawrence
Sacks, Mr.. Ralph FREDERICK, Mr.. Morris
Bloom, Mr. Michael Lombardo, Mr. I'd.
ward Peterson and Mr.. Isaac FoRel.
A meeting Of the Dance COMMITTEES Of
the Council Of Jewish Clubs was held at
the home Of the chairman, Mr.. Leon II.
Rose, at 916 South 9Th street last week.
Many plans were forwarded, advanced
and completed. The dance is to be held at
Eagles Temple, on Wednesday evening,
April IL. Committees we're elected for the
various works connected with this dance.
Publicity Committee, consisting of Miss
Sadie NJ. Miller, chairman. and Miss Jen-
ME Aaronson, was chosen. An Advertise
ing Committee, consisting Of Miss Sadie
M. Miller, chairman; Miss Jennie Aaronson.
Miss Lenora A. Smith and Miss Elizabeth
Roseman was chosen. A Donation Com
mittee was also chosen, consisting of Miss
Irene Hlrscher. chairman and Miss
Esther Einhorn. The members of the
Dance Committee are Mr. Leon II. Rose.
chairman; Miss Jennie Aaronson, treas
urer; Miss Elizabeth Roseman. secretary;
Miss Sadie NJ. Miller, Miss Esther Einhorn,
Miss Lenora Smith and Mrs. Isaac Fein-
stein.
The Council OF Jewish Clubs is an or
ganization which was founded about two
years ago by Rabbi b. Levinthal for the
purpose of uniting the Jewish youth Of
PHILADELPHIA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

A surprise party was given on Sunday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman, of 30l2
Berks street, to their daughter. Miss
Guzella Goldman. in honor of her 18th
birthday. A mandolin quartet composed
of Mr.. Nelson, Mr.. Posner, Mr.. Greenberg
and Mr.. Rodensky entertained through
out the evening. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs Lewitzky, Mr.. and Mrs.
Block, Mrs. Lessner, Mrs. McInerny, Mr..
and Mrs. Greene. Mr.. and Mrs, Policon,
Miss Zelda Lessner. Miss Clara Brier,
Miss Rose Horn. Miss Jennie Lewis, Miss
I.ottie Brodsky, Miss Bessie Barsky Miss
Emma Garfield. Miss Lillian Greene Miss
Adeline Greene, Miss Rose Greene, Miss
Marion Brown, Miss Mildred Lewitzky,
Miss Mildred Goldman, Miss Ethel Wolf,
Miss Ida Thomas, Miss Hannah Weisberg,
Miss Matusow, Mr.. Samuel Lessner, MIR.
BENJAMIN Lessner, Mr. Harry Freedman,
Mr Morris Waine7 Mr. David Ginsburg
Mr. William RoE.nson. Mr., Eugene Nc
Inerny, Mr.. BENJAMIN Robinson, Mr. Leo
Robinson, Mr., Jacob Nelson, Mr.. Max Pos
ner, Mr.. Samuel C.reenberg, Mr.. Harry
Rodensky, Mr.. Joseph Lewttzky, Mr.. NJ
S. Rovens, Mr.. Harry Garfield, Mr.. Max
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
Along the Main Line

MERION.-The following members OF
the Womans Committee OF the Merton
Civic Association, of which Mrs. Fred
erick w. Rockwell is chairman, Mrs Ed.
ward Box, Mrs Harold Pender. Mrs.
Ernest Soaring, Mrs. Martin J. Mulkip,
and Mrs. William II. Folwell. will give a
delightful reception on Monday evening
March 20, to meet Miss Gertrude Hart
man, who is in charge of the Merton Coun-
try Day School. Miss Hartman, who is a
member of the Head Mistress Assoca-
ton, to which heads of so leading schools
belong, and who delivered an address be-
fore its last convention held in New Eng
land, will speak on Preparedness and
Education"
ARDMoRE.-Mr and Mrs. william A.
l.. Barker are spending several weeks at
Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs Robley Anderson, of Simpson road,
is visiting her mother, Miss S. u. Phillip,
of Chambersburg Pa.
BRYN NTAwR.-NIr. and Mrs Francis
King Wainwright, of Morris avenue, have
gone to Virginia Hot Springs to stay until
Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rea and Miss
Ruth Rea have returned from White Sui
phur Springs.
VILDANOVA.-Mr. and Mrs. Norris L.
Clothier and children, Of "Clairemont,"
are spending several weeks at Hot
Springs, Va.
ROSEMoNT.--Mr and Mrs Kane s.
Green, who have been spending the last
six weeks in South Carolina, have re-
turned to their home in Rosemont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
SWarthmore

The Delta Upsilon Fraternity OF swarth-
more College held its annual dance at
the Rlttenhouse, on Saturday evening.
The ballroom was decorated in gold and
blue. the fraternity colors, and the fra
ternity coat-of-arms. The patronesses
were Mrs. Elmer Melick, Mrs Albert b.
Baker, Mrs. Z. Leroy Mercer, Mrs Lin
colin A Riffert Mrs. George NJ Bunting
and Mrs. Harold Keene. The committee
IN charge Of the dance included Mr.
Edwin w. Baker, Mr.. William A Clarke
Mr.. Allison G. Cornog and Mr.. Harmon
P. Agnew.
The AIpha omieron Fraternity Of
swarthmore College has issued invitations
for a dance on Saturday evening In the
Women's Club OF Swarthmore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph winterling, OF
Runnymede avenue, Drexel Hill, gave
a delightful house warming in their new
home on Saturday evening. The occasion
also marked Mr. Winterllng's retirement
from active business. among the guests
wsrs Mr., and Mrs. Henry F, Miller, Mr.,
and Mrs. James T. Stample, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. waldmire, of Colorado, who are
visiting the Samples; Mr., and Mrs. VIII
liam f. Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Osenbach Mr., and Mrs, Michael KeFney,
Miss b. Rernsy, of Trenton; Mr.. w. II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

thursday at noon at the homo of the
,ndes father, in Rydal. The Rev. Dr.
soseph krauskopf will officiate Only the
samediate families and a few intimate
lnenas will be present. An extended
sseolng trip to Japan will be made fol-
hslng the ceremony.
Mrs., Winfield Scott Arter will give
luncheon on Thursday at CloyeIIy, her
leme In Devon. The table will be dec
Esled with spring flowers and the guests
4 ~ ~ pe Mrs. Montgomery Wilcox, Mrs
I.eeFt Emott Hare, Mrs. Samuel War
.aasr, MIS- Coleman p. Brown, Mrs. Ben
Hhin Coates, Mrs. William Baird and
AH James Forney.
NJ Alexander Van Rensselaer, has is
s-sa cards for buffet dinner at HorticuI-
ws 49, nan on Thursday evening to meet
~ ~ members OF the Mailer Choruses and
y Philadelphia Orchestra.
M nj s and Mrs Edwin Eldon Graham, of
- spruce street, will entertain at din
II ~. the evening OF Saturday, April /,
aonof Of their daughter, Miss LORRAINE
fsfs. sch Graham, who will make her
-. next season. The guests win later
sna the meeting of the COMMITTEES
Dsnctng Glass. '''ee
~ william Ellis SculI and Miss Mar
~ senll viii leave the latter part Of
n aon1n Tor White Sulphur Springs. w,
a ipanied by Mrs. ]. Wilmer Bid
los ns ~, those who entertained at lunch
following Miss Katherine TocEa's
mal mosr,a Ioples Class, which was held this
ch'h IN the Germantown AutouI ,bIle
4 a6oFr,s "ete Sl MRS Walter c. Shipley. Mrs.
4 NJ Auuaerow, Mrs. William Hobson.
lRalis Sssph J. Wernle, Mrs. Charles +,
y u.,,i rs James A. Murphy. Mrs. Elmer
IL, Hns' Mrs. Charles Anterior. Jr
49, Talter B. Seeley, Mrs. Henry a
tn I. s., Mrs II. 8 Mechling, Mrs. Roul-
fd,vsrs' '.IIi'aw Mrs Henry A. Ansell. Mrs
Nla. g. LaVlno, Mrs. Walter Willard.
~ NJ 81 D. keim, Mrs Elton j. Buck
3 BslI h-hmett B. Carter, Miss Louisa
n M ss N... augusta E. Chase, Mrs. Wal
ftonas po,. MRS H. DiIks and Mrs.
~ Northheld League Iuncbaon nil,
Co., sles on Saturday at the AdaInbia
"'A De laid for so guests.
q Tro', Mrs Martin ]. b. McDonaeh
nnsrss, formerly Of this city. are hsine
I,Is1 'rriated on the birth OF a SON to ~
DaF~ood McDonagh.
q 4. 1l.a Mrs Marmaduke Tilden. Tr
l,hzi1 illtle White House. Lenox ROAD
Is ~ ~; \; are receiving eongratulations
80 u sistn OF a daughter. Mrs TiIden
t|sss tslnemhered as Miss Ellen Frazier
- marriage, several years ago.
tnsss saarles W. Denny. Of 81 East Bal
=. -. .efsnue, Lansdowne, entertained
=s-''s Al luncheon todav.
=s & aa Mrs. Louis Robbins. Of 1s4s
iath street, are reeeivla- eos.-,.' 80 ~,
tsz O. the birth 81 4 son F:l,goos
e. March q
y hFeAmaa. q Atlantic cis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

Mrs ]. b. Davis and her sister, Miss
Helen Reed. of South Lansdowne avenue.
sailed Saturday for a three weeks trip
TO New Orleans They win return by
rail. making several stops in Southern
rftiRg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
South Philadelphia

On Monday evening, March s. the mar
riaee Of Miss Sue c. Dougherty OF 1897
south Norwood street, ana Mr.. Peter L.
- Sonnor as maid OF honor and Mr..
Io,sr lawrence as best man.
An siaborate bufIst luncheon followed
the ceremony.
birthday party VIII be given for Miss
Eather Goldberg at her home, 500 Dick
inson street. by her MOTHER AIRS Ray
coldberg, Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas shane, Of Broad
81 Islls,rorth streets, have Mr.. and Mrs.
f.auard Laurence, q Pittsburgh. Pa. as
their guests
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

The monthly meeting of the board of
managers of the Quaker City Chapter, d.
A. r., will be held at the home of Mrs.
Arthur p. Bankerd, 4929 Walton avenue,
this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
West PHILADELPHIA

An interesting recital will be given on
Thursday evening by Miss Frances Zamrtn
and Miss Martha Heyl at the Sternberg
School OF Music on Baltimore avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

Notices for the Society page win be
accepted and printed In the Evening
Ledger, but All such notices must be
written on one side of the paper, must be
signed In full. with fun address, and
when possible telephone numbeE must be
EiVen-
send ali saeh communication 20
"society EditoE." Evening LsdSsz. eos
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirements are eArEied
out - thai EeElacatlon may he posalblo.
ths notles 4iu act he published.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

The Senior Auxiliary of the Jewish
Sheltering Home will give a bazaar and
dance in Apollo Hall. 1926 North Broad
street. on Thursday. March go
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs ]. X. Stewart. who have
been visiting places of interest in South
Carolina, will return to their home in
Malvern this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
.,aNCY WYNNE CHATS ABOUT A
NUMBER OF SOCIAL EVENTS
Coming Benefit at the Broad Street Theatre Next
~ Week Is Matter of Interest to Lovers of
Dumb Animals-Other Things

is visiting Mrs. J. Howell Cummings at
her apartments in the Aldine Hotel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

Mrs. Walter T. Halnes and her son.
of Malvern. have gone to Wallingford'
Conn. TO visit DR.. and Mrs. McGaughey
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14

rnnA GABLER," the well-known
Ibsen play, will be given on Thurs
.eernoon, March 2S, at the Broad
~ Tbeatre by a specially selected
sIess varr company with Erna Archer
esord as Hedda.
-. cause or beneft for which the
!. 70 be given is to aid the Blue
~ r,nrd" Many of us have never
w. "a this fund, and 1t is very inter-
20 learn that number of the
tm 81 England have taken up the
e ~ the poor suffering cavalry
~ The end and object of the fund
help horses in war time. 1t is
nrin,arily "Our Dumb Friends
60 - and the Right Honorable the
y, ~ n Ionsdale is the president. Lady
s ,as. .porrien is president of the Lon
sD',, sronch. at So Victoria street, S. W.,
~ Mr Arthur ]. Coke is secretary.
~, ~ rlnhinstone Maitland is the hon
...bls secretary for New York and Miss
~. Halyey is interested in the move
hare. Miss Halvey through her
,corts has already collected several
s..a.od dollars from among her friends.
:. ,no Il seems a great charity to pro-
"a. a little comfort for the poor
ss,r,als. whose sufferings are not among
-. ,sast of the horrors of this awful
let us hope, therefore that
s.,at many will attend the performance
"a week, which will be an excellent
,ne without doubt.
With the first Sunday of Lent there
,,s a general exodus Atlantic Cityward
a. the weekend, and the Boardwalk on
sunday and even Monday was densely
ronuated. 1 wonder If there is any
,,ber place in the world quite like Allan.
A. CITY. and greatly doubt IL there is.
met Browning Clement. Timmy
Fhompson and Young Hayward Myers
m tho Boardwalk! They were staying
Al the Traymore, and so were the Ned
Robinettes. The Bertram Lippincotts
and their guests, Colonel George w.
Gcethais and Mrs. Goethals, were
among the week.enders, though they
rsturned to town yesterday. when Mrs.
Llppincott entertained at luncheon for
Mrs.. Goethals.
The Hamilton Disstons were down
there and young Jacob, Jr., Joined them
oSsr Sunday. Others whom 1 saw on
the promenade were Mrs. Franklin Pep.
PEI, Mrs. William Pepper, Mr., and Mrs.
Tom Royal Mr.. Charles West Bailey,
sirs Howard Ellison and Miss Mary
Bddle, Of Riverton.
The Women Writer'S Club had a
most interesting evening last, night at
their headquarters, 1910 Locust street,
when Lillian Russell came from her per-
formance at Keith's and addressed the
members, for Lillian, you know, con-
Eders herself as much of a woman
writer as she is an actress. Having
gndicated number of beauty articles
for various women's pages, she ought
10 know, and most interesting was her
little talk Miss NJ. l.. Diehl, president
Of the club, introduced the great Lillian
With few well-chosen words. A most
Interested audience listened to her as
lhs told of some of her droll experiences
IN her inimitable way. At the next
meeting these ingenious women writer's
sill appear in a movie written by one of
'helr members and, judging from for.
mer performances of the kind, it will
b some movie, believe me.
NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
Germantown

-
Wheeler Lord, Jr., on Saturday afternoon.
The guests were Arthur Haines, Milton
Beard, Stuart Valentine, Miles Valentine,
William Calver, Teddy Weiner, Brewster
Grace, Teddy Reynolds, Johnson Reeves,
Lloyd Reeves, Stansbury Miller and Mich
olas Petry.
The girls fifth annual conference, un-
der the auspices of the Young Womens
Christian Association of Germantown,
$500 Germantown avenue will be in ses-
sioh on Saturday from 1880 until $3.50
o'clock. Miss Esther r.. Howell VIII pre-
side. There will be discussion on
Friendship" by members Of the Beta Sig
mas and other organizations. Miss Maya
lyo Sudo, from Japan, and Mrs. Anna G.,
Seeholtz student secretary of the Field
Committee of the association, will speak.
A luncheon will be served. At the close of
the afternoon meeting there will be div
ing contest in the swimming pool The
committee in charge includes Miss Natha-
lie kimber, Miss Katherine II. Cooper,
Miss Emily Y. Perkins, Miss Miriam +. TIL
linghast. Miss Dorothy Scott Miss George
anna F. Dean, Miss Anna A. Law Miss
Alice Dillenbeck and Miss Jeanne b. Per-
kins.
Mr.. James A. Walker of the Grey
stone, was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Francis Dinsmore, in Trenton. N. j.. over
the weekend.
Mrs Stephen Greene of 279 West Tulpe-
hocken street, has issued cards ANNOUNCE
ing lecture at her home by Mr.. 8. Rich
ard Fuller tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. His subject will be THE Palace
of Selene. Daughter of Antony and Cleo
patra."
This evening at o'clock, Mr.. Michael
Dorizas, of the University of Pennsyl-
vania will deliver lecture, "The Political
and Religious Conditions In the Balkan
States" in the Market Square Presbyter-
ian Church, under the auspices of the
Mems Association of the church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
LansdoWne

Mr.. Lindsey Tome. of Stewart avenue,
gave stag party last evening in honor
of his birthday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
Delaware County

Miss Mary Virginia Brady has left for
an extended visit TO her aunt, Mrs. T. p.
Renalds, of Fayetteville. N. C. She will
also visit friends and relatives In Rich
mond and Stanley. Va. before returning
home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-14
Bala-Cynwyd

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin p. Glynn, of Bala,
will give n delightful dance on st. Pat.
riclI's night at the Cynwyd Clubhouse,