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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
Along the Reading

an informal dinner-dance was given last
nlght by the Lower Gwynedd Suffrage AS.
Ihe dinner, which took place in the huge
qarn rn on the premises of Mr. G. Herbert
Jenkins Swedesford road and Sweeneytown
piNe was preceded by novel entertain
inent' including series of fancy dances.
me affair was attended by the major
portion OF the summer crowd who are
already occupying their country homes in
uWynedd and vicinity, and also attracted
large number of Phladelphians who mo-
tored up for the occasion The affair was
pronounced success from every stand
point
me committee on Arrangements consist
ca OF MISS Esther Jenkins, Miss Miriam
Ellis' Miss Gwendolin Evans and Mrs. r,
duncan Just; Reception Committee, Mrs.
James II. Barnes, Mrs. c. Herbert Jenkins
MISS Esther jenkins and Mrs. T. Duncan
Just.
MISS LILY Marion, of 11th street below
Chelten avenue Oak Lane will entertain
members of her Sewing circle Monday after
noon. Among the guests will be Mrs, Albert
Gee Mrs Louis Beneke, Mrs. B. G. Hitch
ner, Mrs. Howard Anthoney, Mrs. James
dall ana Mrs. Albert w Dudley.
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WORSTED, WORSTED
EVERYWHERE AT SHORE
Socks, Scarfs, Sweaters, Spreads,
. Some Knitted for
Soldiers

ATLANTIC CITY. May 27.-And still
they knit on! Not satisfied with having
made socks and scarfs for the soldiers.
| ana sweaters and bedspreads for their best
Irlehds ana, incidentally, for themselves the
boaruWalk maids are now evolving all
KINGS OF worsted concelts to decorate their
sports mats Some time the maids idea of
Il smart garniture for her new bonnet will
take the form of fruit or flowers, or per-
chance a cubist's effect is desired Prob
aoly the most original decoration in this
line was seen on the walk this afternoon
when tall brunette topped her tresses
with a cerise sailor hat with a zephyr pom
pom tromi which dangled small blocks of
tinted wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. William C. Craige came down
from Philadelphia to attend the banquet of
the Association of Life Insurance Coun-
selors at the Traymore Thursday night.
Miss Martha Whitmer and Miss Katherine
Whitmer have returned to PHILADELPHIA after
a short visit with Mrs. l. ID. Whitmer and
Mrs William Whitmer at the Chalfonte
Mr.. j. 10. Marsden Is visiting his family
at the Traymore. Mr. and Mrs w r.
bryce, who spent the winter at the Marlyn.
4Oth and Walnut streets. have opened their
Longport villa. Miss Marguerite BRADY will
spend the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
oliver Gilman Wood Church row, Elkins
Park.
Mrs, George McNabb and Miss Florence
kinzer entertained at luncheon at the Den
MS Tor the Rev. Robert MacGowan and
Mrs, MacGowan, OF Lancaster. Mrs. Alfred
Barnett motored down Just for the day and
entertained her guests at luncheon at the
Brighton. Mrs l.. Arthur Reese has taken
apartments at the, Dennis. where she will
remain until the middle of July. Mrs. Henry
Becker is at the Brighton, accompanied by |
Mrs, d. e. Bible, of Pottsvlle. Pa.
Mrs d. A Carroll of Germantown, is |
here with Miss Helen D. Carroll.
Mr.. Paul Loder motored down from
Wynnewood and spent the day at Haddon
Han accompanied by Miss Dorothy Loder,
Mr.. and Mrs James McCahan will arrive
'n Saturday and will spend the entire sea
ION at Haddon Hall,
Mr' ~, e. - welsh is occupying his summer
lone $500 Atlantic avenue
Mr.. Edgar Erdman will arrive the first
4 the month TO take possession of his cot
age North Cambridge avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
$1O3,O13.5O COLLECTED
BY TEMPLE ROOTERS
IN FUND CAMPAIGN
Basis for $1,OOO,OOO Endowment
Formed as Result of 10 Days
Work-Conwell Flags
Rich
WORKERS SATISFIED

Temple University has s1O3.0135O toward
an endowment fund of 81 ,0OO, 900, with the
prospect OF adding several hundreds TO the
sum from concert directed by Thaddeus
Rich to be held Monday night. Though the
campaign did not reach the $3.50 600 mark
set as the goal, there Is a foundation for
an endowment fund that did not exist ten
days ago when the campaign began
Thirty teams which have toured the city
in the last ten days and the activity of
which is responsible for the S1O3,O13, pre-
pared today TO answer a call by the cam
paign leaders for a second drive" There
was enthusiasm for a continuation of the
project when the first campaign closed last
night with banquet at the Hotel Adelphia
Though the team workers were satisfied
with the results % their efforts and DR.
Russell IL. Conwel declared that the great
purpose of the first campaign has been ac,
complished, he called attention TO lack of
enthusiasm displayed in the endowment
fund by men of great wealth Most of the
money and subscriptions came from persons
of moderate means, he said.
The burst of effort in the last days work
by the campaign .ENForkers brought the
amount cOntributed4above the $4,000 ne
oessary for a contingent contribution of
$4,000 They went over the mark by more |
than $4,000. II was the largest days work |
In the campaign.
one instance of the devotion to Temple |
by its graduates came to light last night |
The graduate in the case a New Yorker
gave assurance TO Mrs Walter c. Hancock
one of the team workers, that one-half OF
The net profits of his business for a solid
'ear would go TO the endowment fund be-
yinning June l.
Campaign leaders, among whom are Doc
or Conwell and Director Krusen. of the
Department of Public Health and Charl-
les, have not yet announced when the Sec
md effort will be made
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
Germantown

The Club of Debaters and Dancers held
a debate at the home of Miss Edith Conner
sail, 5543 Leln street Germantown, on
Tuesday night subject. Resolved, That
an autocratic monarchy like Germany is
more efficient than democracy like Eng
land"
Mr. A, H. Vail and Mr.. E. n. Johnson
were the debaters, Among those participant
ing in the discussion which followed were
Mrs. Josef Doerr, Miss Bettenhauser. Miss
Gomersall, Mr. r. A. Mays, Mr. e. w.
Barry Mr.. William Cherry Mr.. p. V.
Paris, Mr. Doerr and Mr. G.. II. Toomey.
The next discussion will he held on Tues
day June 1S, at the home of Miss Miriam
MCGOWAN, sS5 Locust avenue. Germantown,
subject, rs the mad chase of the dollar due
to defect in human nature or is it the
fault of the present order of things?"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
Personals

Among the little guests at the dance Ia
hs given tonight at the Germantown Cricket
Club by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Eldrdge PennocR
IN honor of their son, Il. Eldrdge Pennock
IE, will be Miss Janet Reeve, Miss Eleanor
purvlance, Miss Mary Whitney. Miss Lucy
lefries, Miss Emma Thomas, Miss Margaret
Hamilton Miss Deborah Lippncott. Miss
Anne Schwartz Miss Elizabeth Rogers,
Mss Henrietta Dunn Miss Martha Jen-
nngs. Miss Elizabeth Lippincott. Miss An
tahele Wood. Miss Amelia Miller, Miss
harIore Candy Miss Judelle Huston, Miss
aFaheen Richardson, Miss Elizabeth Gel
gfr Miss Mary Potts. Master James Bate
nan Master Wistar Wood Master Curtis
Hood Master Richard NJ. Fielding, Master
sfslg Huston, Master William M. Canhy,
Aasler Henry Starrin, Master Otis Balls,
aasler Mark Goodwin Balls, Master John
aFplt Master David Arndt, Master Robert
afnat Master Jack Reeves Master Newlin
osley. Master William Brush, Master Carl
s sa'son Master Rowland Reeve, Master Lee
s-uon Mrs. Pennock has Miss Eleanor
ioWn as her guest for several days.
ass William Innes Forbes, of Villanova,
ksIsats Mr.. and Mrs, William Townsend
Hisat OF st, David's. Mr.. Forbes Is at
Yer. Va
Mss Caroline Staunton, of Charleston,
:. :, va. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Nor
stroud, Jr.. at her home on Brough-
~ ahe. Vilanoya, Mr.. Morris w Stroud,
- spending two weeks at the training
up for officers and non-commissioned
z4ssfs at Fort Myer, Virginia
~ and Mrs. Lawrence t. Paul, of
-. - uaples, Villanova, left this week for
~ pefe where they will occupy their
P'z lof the summer.
- - - joseph Y. Jeanes will entertain a
"a snns s at luncheon on Thursday June
; ~ elsi Wi afterward occupy Mrs Wilbur
oox at the Horse Show.
az ana Mrs. George Fales Baker. of Old
- nosemont, left this week. to spend
- Jays In Lakewood. They will return
=-ssfsoT evening.
ks ~ Lee Harlan. of Washington. is spend.
II = I'LL ne ,ime with Mr. and Mrs Rob
- William B. churchman. who has
-. sallng Mrs William w. Curtin. at |
III 7'Sa' left Wednesday for Atlantic
4 S.fsifo.s MRS. August Won Bermuth, |
s esasalaa, eas.ssa, VIII be glad TO hear that she
& a saseg ssessing from her injuries received
'aeDlie accident last week.
ID a. - Mrs, Warren II. Lee and their
r. t;.ls Mrs. III. L. Larzelere and
zaaIh ~. = aiiamson IN their apartments.
=aehusetts avenue. Atlantic City.
80 aaVen foeum. Jr., OF sIs2
Izzs - 80 Overlook. entertained yes
zaE6az = eeon s IN honor OF Mrs Leighton
~ +ssensster. n. T.. who Is her
S = s. HeheFt Lee Russell commandment
. 81 'pnia Navy Yard. aud Mrs.
zas : luncheon tomorrow It
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
"A RUMPUs ON OLYMPUS.
Play Will Be Presented Tomorrow at
La Grange Home

Final preparations are being made today
Tor the play "A Rumpus olympus .
which will be enacted in the woods at tha
annual reception OF the La Grange Home
for Jewish Working Girls at LimeRiln ave-
nue. and Waverly road, tomorrow afternoon.
There will be classic dancing by Miss
Rose HOFFMAN and Miss Eva walbersteln
Those who viii take part In the play are
Mrs. Mary Bissinger, Miss Glare Bachman.
Mrs. Angelo Myers, Mrs. Milton schIoss,
Miss Rosalind Hamburger, Miss Rose HON.
man and Mrs. Walter Dalslmer Nearly 200
young women spent their vacations last
summer at the home, which will enter its
l4th year on June IS.
Those in charge of the reception are:
Mrs Frank hachm N, chairman: Mrs. Julius
Meyli vice chairman Mrs Joseph Fels Mrs
Morris Jastrow Jr., Mrs Herman Loeb. Mrs
Harry k9hn. nrs Milton sehioss. Mrs Angelo
Snellepbgrs ;sIii Mrs Henry F1eisher Mrs. Aiberf
Mrs ! a. AaTEy R Bsh9l Mrs Henry Bronner Mrs.
sara oara Fels Miss Rosena FEELS, Miss Marion Kohn.
Miss Hanna Taehau Miss Helen Ffeisher Miss
Fannie Goidsmith. Miss Langsdorf, Miss Julia
Levy, Mrs. Harry Sondheim. Mrs Jay ~ SOM
aeim and AIRS. Hairy Nathanson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
AVIATOR PLANS FLIGHT
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
Norwegian Hopes to Make Flight
From Norway to U. S. in
"a Hours

LONDON. May 27.-Despite the war
there is intense interest here In the coming
attempt of George Kubech young Nor
wegian aviator, to cross the Atlantic in an
aeroplane.
Kuibach's machine is biplane flying.
boat of his own design. 1t is fitted with a
seaworthy hull, self-starting motor and
two separate steering devices, in order that
two pilots may steer by turns without
changing places. 1t has 25Ohorsepower
water-cooled motor and is capable of carry
ing 5000 pounds at speed of 112 miles an
hour. Kulbach plans to start from Jaed.
eren. west coast of Norway, and to reach
the coast of the United States In about "A
hours The date of departure has not been
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
What's Doing Tonight

Preparedness Day. at Philadelphia Toa,v
and Tomorrow Exposition. Commercial AIu.
scum
State Fsnelblss' anniversary banquet. Majestic
Hotel.
Spring banauet Engineering Discussion Ch,h
Of DFezel Institute. Il ,tse Normandls; O'Clock
Piano recital BY pupils OF the Misses Hainss
Assembly Hail. 46io Frankford ayenas; s
O'Clock
Quaker City cOmmaAdsry concert. Lu Lu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
METHODISTS PUT OFF
CONTEST OVER RITUAL
Conference Passes Query on Be-
lief in Articles of Religion to
Next Convention

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. May 27-
The general conference of the Methodist
church today postponed until its next ses-
sion a report by the judiciary COMMITTEES.
involving the consttutionality of the ques-
tion in the ritual, do you believe I'm tba
doctrines OF the Holy Scriptures as set forth
IN the articles of religion of the Methodist
Episcopal Church?"
report was adopted calling for the re-
organization OF the Board OF Foreign Mis-
slohs TO include 80 laymen and 32 minis
ters on the board of managers to be an
pointed by the board of bishops. The serv-
ice for conservation OF the newly elected
bishops will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
Taft al White Honae Partu

WASHINGTON, May "a. The Kardan
party season al the White House. which
was short this year closed with the second
al fresco reception held at o'clock yester-
day afternoon Fourteen hundred guests
and Mrs. Wilson withdrew 10 the porfieo on
the south side OF the mansion and viewed
the departure OF their guests Ex-Presidsa1
faft attended ana was cordially grsefed ii
every turn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
CHICAGO SOCIETY BAFFLED
BY STAND OF SISTERS
suffragist apd "Anti" Leader Precipi-
tate Row

CHICAGO, May GA society row was
on here today. all because two sisters AIRS.
kellogg Fairbanks and Mrs. Samuel T.
Chase daughters Of the late BENJAMIN F.
Aver. for many years a leader OF the chi
cago bar are heading two parades Mrs.
Fairbanks will lead the suffrage parade
June Z, while Mrs Chase will head the
patriotic women's division" Of the prenar.
edness parade. June 3 Mrs Chase Is an
anti-sunraglst
Society IS Ia a quandary.
Which parade viii We march ln4s l.
thslr question.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
FOLEY=McGORRoTY-

pretty wedding was solemnzed on
Wednesday afternoon in ST. CiabrieIs
Church, 29th and Taslter streets, when Miss
Jennie McGorroty, of 1851 South Bambrey
street, became the bride of Mr.. John Foley,
of Olive street. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a reception. Miss Elizabeth Nc
Gorroty, the brides sister, was maid of
honor and the best man was Mr. Frank.
Russ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
A, |. DU PoNT FOR ROOSEVELT

WILMINGTON. Del. May 2T.-Alfred
du Pont, one OF the six delegates from this
state to the Republican National conven-
ton has announced that he win vote for
the nomination OF Colonel Roosevelt desnife
the instructions to support T. Coleman Il,
Pont Tue latter controlled the STATE eaa.
Vention. but the Instructions were given h
such paasiing manner that Alfred 1 ~
Pont easily found an excuse for boitlne ~
relative It IS not unlikely that other sisls.
gates win follow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

notiess foF tie saeiety DaEs viii Be an
septeq Ana printed Ia the Evening LsdEsr
but Al k4eh notiees naast Be written On o.
tail ADDRESS, and Nhea possible lslebhans
nuEaber must 1e gIgen. F~s
send al sofh Communications to sssaels4x
Edlfafs E{eulnE LeaEeF. 8o8 Chestnut afrssf
uHh114 tust3 fs4ulre lzeuts ara carried oaI-
- taaf Yeft NEE ton NAV b uossibls- ~
aotl4a III aoz - nnhlishaa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
Weddings
wILLIAMs-woODALL.

The wedding of Miss Helen Elizabeth
Williams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ellis d.
Williams, of Sul-Grave, Washington Lane
Jenkintown, to Mr. John Woodall took
place today at 12 80 o'clock at the brides
home by the Friends ceremony. A wedding
breakfast followed at l o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

Miss Edna Marian Lindner, of s2ss North
Park avenue. will entertain at cards. fol-
lowed by buffet supper. on Monday eve
ning. Her guests viii include Mrs. Lawrence
Eckrelt' Mrs. Aaron lienricks, Miss Allison
f,sip f.aIoA, "iss laura Sorman, Miss Mary r.
German, Miss Edith Clarke Miss RArvl
Reed. Miss Lillian Hitchcock ana miss
Florence Hitchcock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
Along the Main Line

MERION-Mrs. Karl Il. Lindgren of
Iiazelhurst avenue, entertained at bridge
this week in honor of Miss Theodore
RICHTER, whose engagement to Mr.. Charles
A. Tome, of Lansdowne, was announced at
Easter. The guests numbered about so.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
Frankfnrd

Mr. and Mrs. George r. Monroe. Of
crispin street, WIN entertain Mrs Monroes
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bennett. and
her sisters Miss Gertrude Bennett Miss
Mary Bennett and Miss Sophia Bennett,
over the weekend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

.neir home In the Navy Yard co,,or. ,,r,
pe iaid for % guests. 'e's VIII
ros,r;. nr ana Mrs. William Butler Duncs, %
r,arkhiii FORT Washington L, VIII ~.
Quay TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Archiboi Ia
tney will stay for the openine ~ tha Eel'' nuere
Horse Show '''e Vi the Devon
Mt and Mrs Harold Mason, of 9925 To-
todo,. 80 VIII close their town house
g souag ana VIII go to Spring Lake for tbe
YioIth or June. to be the guests Of Me- IVY
We Of New York. '' o '''
r,ao An attractive dinner-dan will take
p,'Ve at the HuntlnHion ValIov Corntn,.
Ilup tonight following an invitation to,at,
tournament in the afternoon. Ap,ons tho.o
VINO VINO VIII be present are Mr.. and Mrs w
ndney, MIR. and Mrs. David Lewis Mr. and
mrS, ~ FRANK Buck. Mr.. and Mrs. WilIian,
Ntrs a.i Nir, ana Mrs. Jay Gates, Mr. and
mra. m Lewis p Geigcr DR. and Mre AIbar.
:. francine and Baron and Baroness Fri,.
Won KILLER. There will be a dinncr.,1,,,oo
On on tuesday, May 3O as a fitting close ~
'he invitation tournament ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William uorr,, proo,,. -,
SiossWays' st. David's. will entertain at a
dinner-dance this evening at the Merion
~ y. rICket Cub in honor of Miss MARY r
SGuii, debutante daughter of Mr.. and Nrrs
"Hlidn Carnalt Scul
Mrs. Andrew C. wabI with bor dourh.,.
MISS MISS Hiida Wahl, and son, Mr.. Charles
wan, VIII leave this week to omen their
APARTMENTS at the Waldorf at Wildwood
where they will stay until october.
4
,,,iu rs, John Sparhawk Jr,, will be at home
this afternoon after 4 O'clock at ber rna,
uence on Montgomery avenue Haverford
no cards have been sent out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
Delaware County

Announcements have been received of
the marriage of Miss Jennie Brown, of
Marcus Hook, to Mr.. Clifton Douglass of
RiceVille. Va. on May 10. Mr. and Mrs.
Douglass will live in Marcus Hook.
DR.. and Mrs Joseph Price Tunis. of
Chestnut Hill, are spending a week at the
Idlewid Hotel, at Media
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
North PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs Seligman Meter of 24Ss
North Broad street, have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Rachel l.. Meter TO Mr.. Alvin f. Wolf
on Monday, June 8, at o'clock at Ashers.
Miss Marie Leopold viii attend the bride
as maid of honor The ceremony will be
followed by dinner.
Mrs. H. Rex Stackhouse. of 1913 North
22d street, has gone 10 Washington, ID, c.,
where she is the guest of Mrs Norman Bull
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
West Philadelnhia

Mrs. lillian B Carroll and her two
daughters, Miss Marie Carroll and Miss
Regina Carroll of 5620 Hunters avenue,
West Philadelphia, have closed their town
house and moved into their summer resi-
dence, Penn avenue, Bryn Mawr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
Tioga

Mrs, A. LIE Bon Taylor and her daughter.
Miss Constance Taylor of S633 North
Broad street viii leave today for Atlantic
Sarah Fullom.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
.Bala-CvnWvd

Mr.. James p, Holt and Miss Holt, of
Ios.wyh road, Cynwyd, have issued inv-
tations for Saturday afternoon. .Iune "a
from 4 until Z o'clock, to meet Miss Helen
dAuria, whose engagement to Mr.. William
Holt was announced last week. While no
cate mas been set for the wedding it prob
ably VIII take place in October.
MISS Ursula Seeburger, Miss Dorothy
Morris Miss Sarah Pedricl< and Miss
Marion Pictford, all OF Cynwyd will be
bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Doro-
tnyg A. Fleck and Mr.. Harry C. Taylor, Jr.,
OF baltimore which will take place at the
Rittenhouse, June 10. Miss Della Nav
I[reibel will be maid of honor, and little
MISS Marian Smith, a cousin of the
bride, will act as flower girl Mr.. Earl
Rommel Will be Mr. Taylors best man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

The strawberry festival given by the
Young Peoples Society of the Hebron Bap-
tist Church, 56th and Vine streets, on
Thursday evening proved success. On ac-
count of rain. the affair was held in the
auditorium, which was artistically decor
ated for the occasion.
The proceeds will be used to send a del
egate to the 25th anniversary of the Bap-
tst Young Peoples Union of America,
which will be held in Chicago in July.
Music was furnished by the Iona Orchestra,
with Miss Marie Schultz at the piano.
Among those who were aides were Miss
Marian Graham. Miss Eleanor Graham
Miss Violet Wright, Miss Helen Water.
meyer. Miss Mary o'Brien and Mrs A. H,
Dunn.
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Lansdowne

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Balfour, of North
Lansdowne avenue, will leave June 1 for
their cottage at Chelsea. They will be ac-
Gotnpanled by their granddaughter, Miss
Julia Mae Macken, whose engagement to
Mr.. Joseph Clarity, of Philadelphia, was re-
Gently announced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

Mr.. Fabian Ryan will entertain Mr..
Ihomas Mckenzie and Mr. Weyman How
ell, OF Bethayres, over the weekend,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

A strawberry festival, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Angora
Baptist Church, 59th and Baltimore avenue.
will be held on the church lawn this eve-
ming Proceeds will be used for a new ten
mis- court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

WYNNEwOoD-AIiss Beatrice Kyle
Creager of Wynnewood avenue. will enter
tain the members OF her card club this aft
ernoon. Her guests viii include Miss Mar
garet Van Horn, Miss Thelnia ID. Maize,
Miss Harriet Jacoby Miss Grace Val Bur
ME- Miss Elizabeth Curtin. Miss Ethel Val
Burnie, Miss Elizabeth Raynor. Miss Doro-
my Bachelor. Miss Edna cardwell and Miss
Dora Jacques.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27
Girard Farms

MIR. and Mrs. William S, Gushing and
Miss e. r. Cushing entertained last week
at cards, followed by an informal supper.
Their guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam sutton, Miss Evelyn Sutton, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry couget. MI and Mrs. Horace
Hazard. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. William ddfe, Mrs. z, Gartley,
Mr.. Harry Gartley. Mr. and Mrs Harry
Dilks, Mr. George Gushing, Sr., Mr George
Gushing, Jr., and Mr.. Joseph Gushing and
MT and Mrs Edward Thompson.
Mrs Warner C. Lotz. Of 2411 South Sist
street will leave on Wednesday. with her
lIttle daughter. Hiss Adra Jane Lotz, for
Amherst Mass, where she will be the guest
~ her brother. Prof. James W. Crook OF
Amherst College. for about month. Mrs
Isatz will attend the commencement sxes-
leX Mass
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

Miss Ruth zeigler. of East Greenwood
avenue, Will entertain on June 3 al her
home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

their home In the NAVY yard co,... -,
be laid for 90 guests. lovers VIII
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

RDMORE-Members OF the senior class
of the Lower Merton High School have
gone TO Washington, where they win spend
several days sightseeing.
ST DAVID's-Miss Hazel Wilcox. Who
has been visiting Air and Mrs. Walter Peir-
SON Jr, for several weeks. returned to her
home In Boston Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Shane Custer aEs aDaadias
two weeks Il PettsEoen, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-27

Miss Cordelia Short. who is a proficient
horsewoman, is an interested worker for
the garden fete being held today at
Merton