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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28
Along the Reading

dance will be given by the younger
set OF Wyncote on the evening OF Mon
day, February 81 in Chelten Hills Hall
on Mather avenue The committee in
charge includes Mr.. John sheetz. Mr.. Sid
ney Sanderson Mr.. Townsend Sharpless
and Mr.. Percy sanderson.
The annual dinner dance Of the Cbe1ten-
ham High School Alumni Association will
be held this evening al O'Clock at the
Ola YORK Road Country Club. The COM
mtttee in charge includes Mr.. w. Howard
CalNerley, of Ashbourne; Miss Elizabeth
Homer of Ogontz; Miss Josephine I,inde.
Of Melrose Park; MIR Charles Schmit, Of
La Mott Miss Beatrice Calverley, of
Ashbourhe; Mr.. William Stilz, of Chelten-
ham; Miss Margaret Purves Of Glenside: !:
Mr.. Carl Glantz, OF Melrose Park; Miss
Sarnh Reminger, of Glenside; Mr.. George
silver. of Jenkintown, and Mr.. Joseph
Bond, of Ashbourne.
a musicale for the benefit OF the Re-
view club building fund will be given
at the home of Mrs NJ. Il. Laubach,
southeast corner of VALLEY road and
Sharpless avenue, on Monday. Febru-
airy a.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Bauer, of Old
York road. have left for Iamaice, where
they will spend several months.
Tho St Martins Mems Club is prepar-
Ing for its annual banquet which Ia to be
held on February B.
Mr.. William r. Fray and Mr., George
T. Henvis. of Old York road Ellsins Park.
arc spending some time in Savannah be-
fore going to Florida, where they will stay
Tor while on houseboat, returning the
latter part OF the winter
Mrs Charles Randolph Clarke. Of r.oun-
tain avenue, Melrose Park, will leave to-
morrow for Los angeles, Cal, where she
viii Join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hlliard, and brother, Mr.. Arthur
Hilitard who arc passing the winter there.
Miss Helen r. Walters, Of 6716 North
Sth street. Oak Lane, has as her guests.
Miss Evelyn MaEill and Miss Josephine II.
Hughes, OF Washington, u. c., who will
remain until February 3. Many informal
affairs will be given in their honor.
Mr. and Mrs LcRoy \. McDermott. Of
i6i7 North Ella street. Olney, are being
congratulated on the birth Of daughter.
Mrs. MCDermott will he remembered "a
Miss Eleanor Hamilton before her mar
riagc.
The largest card party OF the season OF
the Bucks County Country Club will be
given tomorrow evening under the dircC-
tion of Mrs. Edward B. Morgan. chair
man of the Entertainment Committee of
the club
Mrs. Harry w Jayne, of Park avenue,
Elkns Park is entertaining Mrs. Charles
Jayne, of New York, as her guest.
Arrangements are being made by the
members of the Jenkintown Choral So
ciety to hold a card party and dance
February II at the walton.
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UNIQUE CLUB is PLANNING
ELABORATE BAZAAR AND DANCE
Young People Greatly Interested in Charity Affairs for
the War Sufferers-Mr. Harry Weissman Enter
tans for Mrs Weissman--Other Affairs

T1HE Unique Club. organized for the
i purpose Of helping those in need, is
making final arrangements for the bazaar
and dance to be given at the Gladstone
Clubrooms, southwest corner OF Susque-
hanna avenue and 18th street, on Feb
ruary 2. for the benefit of the war suf-
ferers. The members of the club who
nre giving their time and energy collecting
funds for our needy brethren abroad, have
arranged this bazaar with view to being
able to do more than the mere soliciting
from house to house and door to door
Every article for sale will be at normal
prices. and there will be many useful
things for sale. a fine dance program Is
assured.
A very important meeting of the club
was held at the home OF Miss Jean Baron
and Miss Rae Baron, at 500 South 5th
street to discuss the final preparations
The following girls will take active
part In the bazaar and dance Miss Jean
Baron, Miss Rae Baron. Miss Pearl Burn
stne, Miss Fannie Cohen, Miss Melba
Buxbaum. Miss Ethel Deutsch, Miss
Sarah Gerson. Miss Rose Rrakovitz, Miss
Helen LEBLANC, Miss Helen MnrEois Miss
Beba Meltaer. Miss Ethel Wolf. Miss Ger
trude Silver, Miss Matilda Levitt and Miss
Mary Segel.
Mr. Harry wcissman. Of Gil Pass
yunk avenue, entertained last week In
honor of his wife. Among the guests
were Mr.. Theodore Savitz, Miss Eva Sa-
vitz, Mr.. Benjamin savitz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sugarman, Mr. and Mrs. HANDEL, Mr. and
Mrs. l'inesten, Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Mir.
and Mrs. Green, Mr.. and Mrs Guisler. Mr..
and Mrs Morgciman, Mrs. Nttcrhorn, Miss
Nitcrhorn Mr. II. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Levin, Miss Fannie Boxen, Miss Rose
Boxen, Miss l.. Shalkin. Miss r. Burns,
Miss S. Glkman. Mr.. NJ BoXen, Mr.. Du-
4, -, -, NTp nj
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most dramatic modern compositions, and
Edwin Schneider's dainty, lifting, Flower
Rain" of character entirely different
from the two other songs. The baritone
was equally good in Sidney Homers two
ballads, Sing Me a Song of II Lad That
Is Gone" and THE Paupcr's Drive"
The latter, In fact, was the best on the
program.
p Mr.. Hemus is essentially a ballad singer,
although his splendid interpretations and
sympathetic approach make him nearly as
satisfying in the less dramatic numbers
His voice Is of beautiful quality, with
the true baritone tlmbre, except in the
very high notes, where 1t assumes tenor
character that reminds strongly of Evan
Williams. Mr. Hemus enunCiates clearly,
so that every syllable is distinctly heard.
In short he Is eXcellently qualified for
recital
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Needlcwork Guilds Broad Field

Announcement has been made by Mrs.
Truman H. Newberry. national presi-
dent of the NecdleworlS Guild OF America,
that the branches of tho guild throughout
the United States are so organized as to
be prepared to take immediate action in
collecting garments and surgical supplies
for relief work in any emergency or
calamity in this country The national
headquarters of the guild which Is affi-
lated with the American Rcd Cross, are
in the Widener Building. The organiza-
tion has 100000 women connected with It.
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STRAFFOR
Wilmington

The affairs that are engrossIng society's
attention this week are the reception and
dance to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lee Connable tonight for Mr. and Mrs.
Pierre S. du Pont and the Ferris
Ramsay wedding tomorrow, For the Con-
nable reception at Rock Farms, the deco
rations will be very rare. The host and
hostess and their two guests of honor will
receive. A Philadelphia orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music for
dancing.
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hold lis first grand annual ball on the
night Of WashinEton's Birthday. February
%, at the New Royal Hall 9Th and Morris
streets Tho music will be furnished by
Professor Jarrow's orchestra, and large
number of guests Is expected.
The chairman OF the committee is book
ing good singers for the intermissions. The
committee in charge Includes MIR, David
Simons, chairman; Mr.. Morris Frieden-
berg, Mr. Henry Klelnberg, Mr.. Jack Ma
thans, Mr. Jack Schiller and MIR. William
Myers
A farewell party was given in honor
Of Miss Bessie Berman, of Milton, Pa,
on Sunday evening, AT the home OF her
cousin. Miss Rae Wolf, 1895 East Pass
ylinR avenue, with whom she has been
spending the last month. Covers were
laid for l6 guests An exhibition dance
was given by Miss Irene Llpsltz and Mr..
Henry Duke Miller, and Miss Jessie WI
lenchlk sang, accompanied by Mr., Louis
]. Iankeloft.
Among those present we're Miss Reba
Cohen, OF Harrisburg Pa; Niles Frances
Glckman, Miss Irene Dipsltz, Miss Esther
Wanger, Miss Jessie Wilenchk, Miss
Bertha Wolf. Miss Rae Wolf, aIr. Eugene
Gazer, Mr.. l. Harris, Mr.. II. ID. Miller,
Mr. B. Rosenbaum, Mr., l. Wilenchik,
Mr.. e. Wolf, MIR. II, Il. Yankeloff and
Mr. L. ]. Eankeloff.
The Spokane Clique gave its annual
banquet for members and friends at tho
clubhouse. at Sd and Fltzwater streets, on
saturday evening. The affair was great
success.
The regular meeting OF the Mayer Sulz-
berger Club was held at the home OF Miss
Harriet Schweiger and Miss Estelle
Schwelgor on Sunday evening. The girls
auxiliary is preparing n program for a
Leap Year party, to be held at the homo
of Miss Bessie Stein, 1861 North 10th
street The next meeting will take place
at tho homo of Miss Esther Jacobs, 1927
Columbia avenue.
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Along the Main Line

HANERFORD.-.Alss Eleanor sylvester,
of Bythewood, will give a tea this after
noon in honor of Mrs. Edwin o. Perrin, of
New York, who is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollhshead y. Taylor.
Mrs r. Howard Eisenbrey will give a
dinner on Friday evening of next week
before Mrs. Tr' IS dancing class in honor
of Miss Mary Norris Cerboni.
Mrs. Edward S. Sayres has gone to At
lantiG City to remain several weeks
ROSEMONT.-Frle of Mr.. j. Gra-
ham French will gret to hear of his
serious illness
Mrs. Robert w. Daniel left today to
spend TIE wcck-e wv York.
ST. DAVID'S.-Mrs. Chares H. .ewart.
of Hiiaire, has gone to Montrose, Pa,
to make a visit of three weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Milestone Las re. ned
to her hom in Ne Jersey, after visit
ing her daughter, Mrs, John NJ. Rogan, OF
st, Dsvid's road.
WAYNE.-M Julia l.. Wood and Mr.
c. Francis Wood are spending a -Nort
time in Atlantic City.
Mrs. }, J. Sidwel and her niece, -iiss
Rae johnson. of BloomIngdale avenue,
left on Tuesday to spend the balance.
of the inter in -Iba, where they will
visit Mrs. Sidwel's brother, Mr. r. T.
Johnson, and family.
STRAFFORD. go Miss Frances Clyde
montgomery Brodhead, debutante daugh-
ter of Mrs. Robert Sayrc Brodhead ; -
turned on Wednesday from Annapolis.
where she attended the dance given at
the Naval Academy. Mrs. Brodhead and
her daughter will go South about the first
of MarCl.
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What's Doing Tonight

banquet, Association of College Presidents,
University Club,
Pennsylvania Association Of Women Workers
play New Century Club; S:15 O'Clock.
BucSnell Alumni dinner, RIttenhouse Hotel;
Z O'Clock,
Lecture THE Greater War and Peace" by
Hamilton Holt. Friends Meeting House. 18th
and Race streets; O'clock
Northern Medical Association discusses grip.
COS Farmount avenue; S:l5 O'Clock.
Prof ylncenzo de Santo lectures on The
spirit OF ,53 Modern & ltayy, for BENEFIT Queen
Hall: $50 0'ClOck
Germantown Young Women's Christian As
socation. $500 Germantown avenue; s:l5
o. clock
Ia Sale College dance, Walton Hotel; $50
O'clOCk
Antrim Mems annual ball, Eagles Temple;
o'clock.
Lehigh alumni smoker and annual meeting.
Kuglers. $50 O'Clock,
American Institute OF Banking reception
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel; s o'clock.
Catholic Sons OF Derry, annual ball. Mercan-
tile Hall.
Concert. beneat for ST. Raphael parish
school, Lu Lu Temple.
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Germantown

Cards will shortly be issued for n dance
to be given at Mannheim on Thursday,
February u. by the Alumnae Association
Of the Stevens School Several dinners
will preccdc the dance. The patroncsses
arc as follows Miss Mary Bentley, Miss
Mary Mills. Mrs. Robert d. Drlpps, Mrs.
William Gray Warden, Mrs. Bayard
Hodge, Mrs James Closson, Mrs. Calvin
NJ Smyth, Mrs. Howard Wood, Jr. Mrs.
Henry Paul Brown, Mrs. Arthur HarrnE-
ton. Mrs. Benjamin Shoemaker, Mrs. AL
fred Moorhcad North, Mrs. Arthur Jones,
Mrs. Il. Drutt Crawford, Mrs. Karl
WeEer, Mrs william Sauter and Mrs.
Henry S. Bromley.
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FrankfOrd

Miss Arce Conway, of Harrison street,
is in Washington, visiting Miss Alice
Dunlap for several weeks.
A lecture for the benefit of the f. u.
b. c. will be given on February II in
the parish house of St. Marks Church
by Mr.. j. Arthur Schlichter, whose sub
ject will be ITO Smile. to Laugh, to BE
Happy"
Mrs. f. ElbeTt Hoffman and her young
son, Ebert Dotterer, of Highland Park,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Wiley of Tacony, for the past week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

Notices for the Society page will 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 number must be
given.
Send ali such communications TO
Society Editor" Evening Ledger, COS
Chestnut street
Unless these requirements are carried
out 30 that Nerineation may be possible.
the notice will not be published.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28
ROXborough

A Mems Church Club has been organized
in the Meyer Memorial Baptist Church.
Manayunk and Krams avenues. The Rev
p, b. Meyer, pastor, The meetings viii
be held on Monday evening in the social
hall of the church.
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Northeast PHILADELPHIA

The marriage of Miss Edna Ayers. of 2lO
East Emery street, 10 Mr., Charles Schon-
leber, Jr., took place on Tuesday evening,
January II, at the Sloan Methodist Epis-
copal Church. of Kensington. Mr.. and
Mrs. SchOnleber are receiving at 2lO East
Emery street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Goldman, of 1923 North
9th street, announce the betrothal of their
daughter Miss Anna C. Goldman, to Mr.
William ]. Shulman. of Philadelphia.
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Woodbury.

Mr.. William NJ. Pierson formerly a
Mayor Of this city. is spending a few
days with relatives here Mr.. Pierson
has been away from Woodbury. for n
years, and is now engaged in business in
the West.
Mrs. ShoOp Hunt, OF Danville. Pa, is
in Woodbury. for a long visit with her
sister, Mrs. NJ, F. Campbell,
The Friendly Bible Class OF the Kemble
Sunday school held a business and So
cial meeting at the home of Miss Marion
Clark, on Centre street. last night.
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West PHILADELPHIA

The marriage of Miss S. Amilla Robb
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Firth
Robb. of $500 Chestnut street. to Mr.
Richard w. Cuthbert, Jr., of 1000 Chest
nut street, will be quietly celebrated on
February in the Church of the Saviour,
SSth and Chestnut streets. The ceremony
will be performed at noon. the Rev. DR..
Robert johnson officiating. Miss Helen
McChesncy, of New York, will attend as
maid of honor, and 7he best man will be
Mr.. Herman Cuthbert Only the imme-
diate families will witness the ceremony.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

The Lansdowne Mothers in Council met
at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Bishop, of
III Mckinley avenue, yesterday after
noon. Mrs. William d, Yarnall addressed
the meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

rs Sam" Eckert. who has been
te Ill, has gone to Saranac, n. "
ompanied by her husband and lit
child, and her hosts of friends in
/ city are hoping the bracing air Of
Adirondack region win bring her
h 10 health. Mr.. Eckert is proving
iself to be devoted young husband
mas given up his practice to be
y MS wife, who before her marriage
+ the good-looking Agnes Musser,
shter Of the late Doctor Musser,
wedding took place at her mothers
uresaue summer home, Kibbyeote.
oorset, VT, summer before last.
NANCY WYNNE
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Tioga

Mrs. Albert L. Tutcur. of 1881 North
10Th street, entertained at cards on Tues
day afternoon. when her guests included
Mrs. Herbert Robinson. Mrs. Isaac Troth,
Mrs. William II Dougherty. Mrs. u. Ed
ward Morris, Mrs William Baldwin Mrs.
Delacey. Mrs. Porter, Mrs Walter Taylor,
Mrs. Brooks Mrs Thomas j. Costello,
Mrs. James Artman. Mrs. j. c. Applegatc
Mrs. Albert Gould, Mrs. 4. Pullen. Mrs
Il. Freeman. Mrs. William Parncll. Mrs
George ID. Young, Miss Grimshaw. Miss
Ella Barnes and Miss Grace Fox.
Under the auspices of the Tau Phi
Sigma an entertainment will be given
tonight in the Tioga Presbyterian Church,
10th and TioGa streets. The interesting
program includes q debate by members
of the Chatham Literary Society, music
and rccitatiCns The speakers will he
Mr., c. Oscar Beaslcy. Mr.. Clarence c.
Smith, the Rev. Franl, NJ, Gray and MIR.
Harold Loeb.
MIR. Thomas Dearlove. of this suburb
is spending the winter in southern Cali
fornia.
DR. and Mrs. John Chew Applegate, of
$50 North Broad street, gave a dinner
recently for their son, Mr. Zamor
Briggs Applcgate to celebrate his 2lst
birthday anniversary, Pink roses and
maldenhair ferns were combined in the
very effective decorations. The guests
were Miss Josephine Dever Miss Ger
trude Dever, Miss Mabel nyle, Miss
Marian McCosker Mr. Garrett Gilmore.
Mr., Henry Woodruff and Mr.. Wayne
Walton.
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Personals

~ Mariana Gowen will give a supper
eoFers a. the Ritz-carlton on Sunday
=. William Frazier Harrison will en-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

Mr. Horace f. Grihlth, of East Green
wood avenue, will return the latter part
of the week from De Kalb, Ill.
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DelaWare CountY

Mrs. ], L. Fleming. of Ridley Park. il
entertaining her sister Mrs. sarah BiFk-
head. OF Salisbury, Md.
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Camden and Vicinity

Mrs. J. q, Van Solver has been VISITING
in New York.
Mrs. T.. V. Chamberln, Mrs, Thomas
Harris and Mrs. Marvin Street attended
the matinee musicale at the Bellevue
StratfOrd this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald. of Baltimore
avenue, will give a bal-masque and
supper at her home, on February 10, in
honor of Mr.. Fitsgerald, who will leave
on the 1lth for Pinehurst, n. c., where he
will play in the golf tournament.
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LansdoWne

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee ]. Eastman. of East
Greenwood avenue, entertained Prof
and Mrs. Joseph Jameson, of Girard Col
lege, on Wednesday evening, at dinner.
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North PHILADELPHIA

Miss Florence Wallace entertained at
luncheon and bridge yesterday afternoon
at her home, 18th and Master streets. Her
guests included Mrs. Robert Le Roy
Bartholomew, Mrs. Robert Klee, Jr., Mrs.
Taggert, Mrs, Ralph w. Nazel Mrs.
George MaCCool, Mrs Charles Frederick
Sloan Jr.. Miss Edna Cav. Miss Florence
Shaw, Miss Sara ShOwakcr, Miss Mary
Fletcher and Miss Elsie Krousc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Eatz. of 1929 North
18th street, are occupying their new home
at Melrose Park,
Mr. Joseph Bernert will give a dance for
the benefit OF the war sufferers of his
native town in Austria Hungary at Mar
tel's Academy, 17lO North Broad street.
on Monday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

Miss Armstrong; engagement to
MI. Montgomery Hewitt was re-
Gently announced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

Miss Martha G. Lynch. a student at
Smith College, who has been the guest
of Miss Ardis NJ Tanguay. of sol South
18th street, for several days, left ycster-
day for Waterbury, Conn. A number of
informal entertainments were given for
Miss Lynch during her stay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

Mr. and Mrs. Howard ConOvcr, of
South Victoria avenue, Atlantic City, are
being entertained by Mrs. Conover'S $
cousins Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibson,
at their home 1902 North 57th street Mrs
Conover before her marriage several
weeks ago was Miss Edna Bolte, of West
Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

Miss Martha Myers entertained at dim
ner Wednesday evening at her home, 522l
Haverford avenue. Covers were laid for
eight guests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

Mr. and Mrs. w. w. McCallip, Of @3i
School lane. have gone to Cleveland o.
ana other Western cities to visit friends
for several weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

Az, or the handsomest affairs of the
sooson will be the ball which Mr..
a Mrs. De witt Cuylcr will give to-
~ in honor of their daughter Flea
T. This will be the first official af-
t. The Cuylcrs have given here for
ar daughter, the tea at which she
= 70 have been introduced having
.n called off on the very day it was
take place, owing to the death Of a
~ close friend of Mr.. and Mrs.
|yler
|rbere will he any number of dinners
fore the ball; the Henry Middleton
|shers will entertain for FranConia
Lndall and her fiance, young Sam Fox,
Mary Bohlen will be given din
r by her mother. Mrs. Woodvile
|hlen. The guests at this party will
[mde Katherine Bowie, Charlotte
,sh. Mary Denckla, Scott Landreth.
|eves Henry. Nicholas Roosevelt, of
|w York; Edward Il. Whitman and
oncis Richmond. Then the Theodore
baths will give n dinner also; their
ests will include Mr. and Mrs. Stock
h Townsend. Nancy lcath, Nancy
oft, Lalite WILCOX, Julia Lewis, Mar
h Butter TimmY Thompson, Joe
|wis. Joe Sims, Edward Biddlc and
q Ewing. The Charlie Wrights will
tertain at dinner for Mrs. Alfred An
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

las the time approaches every one
comes more and more interested in
concert which Howard Shelley is
|tting up for the benefit of one of the
|llian churches downtown, St Rita s.,
Broad and Ellsworth streets. How
Ia has gotten together quite re-
|hrkable number of singers, and his
merous friends are coming to the
|bnt to make the concert and ball
',ich will follow a bowling success.
patronesses are among the leading
men in the city, and their names
|rtainly give promise of a social as
III as financial success. Among them
Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts, Mrs.
| |chard Tilghman, Mrs. John S. New
| Id, Mrs. William II. Donner, Mrs.
' rcy Heating, Mrs. George Quintard
|brwitz, Mrs. William j. Clothier, Mrs.
gustus Heaton, Mrs. William Tevis
|lhn, Mrs. Dobson Altemus, Mrs. c..
' ndall Pennington, Mrs. Joseph Mall
Mrs. Logan NJ. Bullitt, Mrs. Will
XU H. tNllt' All DbotIJll al NNl
|brris, Jr., Mrs. Charles Bingham
nrose, Mrs. Charles NJ. Bache, Mrs.
mes Francis Sullivan, Mrs. Ephraim
ice, Mrs. David Lewis, Mrs. Corne-
s Stevenson, Mrs. Joseph NJ. Gaz-
|m, Mrs. d. Webster Dougherty, Mrs.
|orence Fox, Mrs. William Fielding
illcox Mrs. Z. NJ. DAILY, Mrs. William
Baird, Mrs. George Fritz Chandler,
|s Thomas Cover, Mrs. n. Scammon-
pes, Mrs. Charles Willing, Mrs.
aries T. WernwaE, Mrs. John Mus
Mrs. William r. Taylor, Mrs. ].
rrison Smith, Mrs. William Dohan,
s. Charles McEvoy, Mrs. Joseph p.
| |nitt, Mrs. Ernest La Place, Miss
bella Tower Putnam, Mrs. Theodore
|mstrong, Mrs, b. f. Townsend, Mrs.
N. Burke, Mrs. Joseph Sinnott, Mrs.
Eper Yeates Brinton and Mrs. John
|ompson Spencer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-28

The Dorr Newtons entertained a
|nber of their friends at a theatre
ty last evening, taking them to see
be Passing Show" Among the
sts was Evans Tucker, who, by the
|y' has returned to Philadelphia TO
| " after an absence of a few years.
course he never quite deserted us,
New York is only a short distance
ay but his friends are glad to well
ne him back for he is decidedly
Pular in the younger set. AS every
knows he is the son of Mr.. and
Russell Tucker, who are now
ng in New York. AS an anna
Jockey and cross country rider
Is the best known in America and
services are always in demand at
steeplechase meetings at Piping
KS and Meadowbrook. His brother
Fly who is equally well-known, has
his guest for the past few days
the Ritz.