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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
s7so cAmAeE SUIT
 HAS BEEN MgTADaAsQll,
Juiias Sheriff Brought Action heainsl Waterford Man for coEIision in New London.

The S75o damage suit brought asainst Leo Doherty of Waterford by JEiiae Sherin Of New London has been W5th- drawn without costs. The Dlaintff who Is a retail grocer, stated ia fhe complaint that .on Sert. 1. 1915. he 4ras driving a horse and wagon on Ws1Iisans street. New London, when a horse and wagon driven by the defendant crash. cd into tais wagon, causing the plafhfff Co be thrown from his seat into <he street. He suffered eontusions Dn eAf lafs forehead and hands and contusioAi on both knees. The wagon was con. eiderably damaged.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

A PoIish woman residing on North Main street was taken to the Backus hospital Tuesday afterncon. She was suffering with severe attack of rreu matisna.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
Entartainad l-adfea, IAid sooietu.

Mrs. Clark Honan1eH of Mulberry dies Aid society of the Trinity Meth odist Episcopal church on Wednesday afternoon from 2s30 o'clock until 5.30. The ladies sewed on the garments to be worn by the girls vested choir. The hostess served dainty refreshments.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Edward TomllnsOn of Central ave- nue. who has been employed in the Brainerd 6 Armstrong mill, has moved his family to Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Henry Kilpatrick and family, who have resided on South Slater avenue for the past few years, have moved to New Bedford, where he will be em- ployed.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

St. Mary's church will attend the arst weeks retreat for Catholic clergymen of the diocese of Hartford at Manresa institute. Keysey Island. Ncrwalk har- Dor.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Miss Frances Galley of New Havel hAs returned after spending a fey days aa the guest of Mrs Pa4ricl Sullivan of Central avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

The Ladies' Aid of the eresneviIie Con- gregatlonaI Church Elects oNHesrs Shower For Miss Claire HaFty- Personals and Notes.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Mrs. Harold Stuart of Boston, Mass. formerly Mss Mary Corcoran of Taft vile, was visitor in New London last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Miss Elizabeth AIcSheffery Of South 4 street is the guest of friends in La sonias N. H.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

WHEN x0U WANT, 70 put your pus- tness before tho pnk1acs there lg nc modtulG berfer 9Ean rhrouEh the ad> yeEti8tnE fco1umne of The HuiIeglns A
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Frank Burke a student at fine Cath- olic university in Washington, D. e. is at his home here for Ehe summer vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

One way to avoid appointment ia to ask for something other people don't want.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Charles Prodell, who has resided for some time on Central avenue. has moved to Prospect street.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
PeraonaIs and Noel.

Rev. J. D. Metivier of Valley Falls, R. l., was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

The regular meeting and election of officers of the Ladies' Aid society of the Greeneville Congregational church was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Samuel Iathrop on Bos- well avenue. The meeting was well attended, there being 30 members pres- ent- The secretary's and treasurerss reports were read and approved. The reports showed considerable work done along the lines of charitable mis- sionary and church work. Flowers and fruit having been sent to the sick. The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: President, Mrs. Samuel Lathrop: vice president, Mrs. Louis o. Potter; secretary, Mrs, John Rinsland; treasurer. Mrs. John A. Scott.
 \ letter was read from Mrs Harriet Hyde zumbro, expressfngs appreci- ation of the part contributed toward the beautiful gift which was given her short while ago by the different churches. 4 committee was appoint cd to decide on the purchasing of a new carpet. Plans were formulated for the giving of a rally social in September. and sale in October. Aft CT the meeting a social hour was en- joyed Mrs. Archie MacDougall and Miss Letitia Kramer entertained with piano selections and Mrs. Louis O Potter with several vocal selections Refreshments of ice cream and fancy wafers were served by the hostess.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08

Miss Brida Champagne of Providence street is visiting with friends in Paw tucket, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
Sun. Moon ana Tides.
GRE.E.NEYIL.L..E

Six hours after high water 1t is low tide, which is followed by Hood tide,r
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
personais and Notss,

James CosgTove of Sixth street has moved ot Fourth street.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
l Shower for Miss Claire Harty.

Shower for Miss Claire Harty.
 Miss Claire Harty, of the muslin underwear department of the Boston Store, was given niseellaneous shower at the home of Miss Katherine Gleason of TT Seventh street on Tues day evening in honor of her approach ing marriage with Edward Devlin of Waterbury Miss Harty was invited to spend the evening with Miss Glea- son and upon her arrival was very much surprised to find about 20 of her friends gathered flere who show cred her with variety of beautiful gifts. The evening was pleasantly spent in playing games and with vo- cal and instrumental music. Refresh ments were served by the hostess, as- sisted by Mrs. John Gleason and Mrs Fred Shea
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-08
Award of priaea Made,

The awarding of the prizes which was one of the most interesting of the numbers announced on the program,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
What's Doing Tonight

Chamber Of Commerce, .covISs on foreiss
trade, Central Y. NJ c. Al 2 o'clock.
Mailer symphony. Acadlny af Music;
o'clock.
Phi Chi Delta smoker, IesSton Hap;
o'clock.
University Of Pennsylvania Murtsel oS.o's
concert and dance, horticultural uaE;
o'clock.
Browning Society. New Centurr Drawing
Rooms; o'clock.
Lecture on Portland Cement" ny George
A. Rankin Franklin Institute: o'clock.
Lecture on 'Militarism and Americsg
hunger striker, Grand Hall. 40 Whar'~
street; o'clock.
West Philadelphia Business Men Baltimore
avenue and 5Oth street; o'clock. Free
Central Germantown Avenue Buslnefs NS--
2549 Germantown avenue: o'clock Free
TloEa BUSINESS Men. 3543 Germantown tAt
nue.; o'clock. Free.
Cohockslnk Business Men. Germantown tA'
nue. and 7th street; O'Clock. Free.
Sixteenth anniversary and banquet of fs<ss
611, brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, beA !,
tish Rite Hall. Broad and Race streets;
o'clock.
Lecture. Paul. the Christian Ideal" By
DR.. j. Duncan Spaeth, under the auspices OF
the University Extension Society. Central Y.
NJ Z. A.. 142l Arch street; o'clock.
Shakespearean reading on The Tanning of
the Shrew." by Philadeh Rice, under ths
auspices of the University Extension Society,
Association Hall. Germantown; O'Clock.
Banquet. Minute Men of Alpha Baptist
Church, Hotel Walton.
Feeble e-minded exhibition, Widener Building.
Corinthian Yacht Club dinner. Bellevue
Stratford Hotel: o'clock.
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Navy Yard News

Colonel Littleton Waller Tazewell wal
Ter. U. $. NJ c., commanding officer of the
expeditlonary forces in Haiti came to the
city yesterday for short stay on official
business. He will go 70 Washington to-
day and expects to return to the Philadel-
phia Navy Yard for Il few DAYS before he
goes back TO Haiti Mrs. Waller enter
tanned at Il delightful bridge party yester-
day afternoon at her home in the Yard.
Her guests were Mrs. william Lee Rus
sell, Mrs. a. G. Spooner, Mrs. p. p. Nam
nix. Mrs. Eugene d. Ryan, Mrs. W. L.
Littiefeld, Mrs. Frank whiting, Mrs. G.
b. Price, Mrs. Frederick Traut, Mrs. S. II.
walsh, Mrs. Louis Geissler. Mrs. Stam-
ford Moses. Miss Mamie Sinsett, of Nor
folk, Va; Mrs, Louis n;agill, Mrs. Hiram
Bearss, Miss Bearss, Mrs Smedley d. But
ler Miss Gartley, Mrs Fl. r. Stanford,
Mrs. Thomas f. Butler. Mrs. r. 7. Hall.
Mrs. Eugene Tricou, Mrs. Lawrence
Jackson, Miss Peters, Miss Josephine
Shippen Foster, Mrs II. Il. Owens, Mrs.
Charles Grant Long, Mrs. George Reid.
Mrs. James B. Coryell Mrs r. B. Sui
uvan, Mrs. Richard Peters, Mrs Will
liam p. DeNegre. Mrs. Addinell Hewson,
Miss Hale. of Yonkers, n. y: Mrs. Will
liam II. Gartley. Mrs Lucus Beebe, Mrs.
William Lee Pryor and Mrs Charles B.
Drake.
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Southern Reaorta

DAYTONA. Ella. March 2-lFachsihs.
fishing, tennis and golf heIp to whiie away
the days in this beautiful resort. where fisr
air Is 80 balrny that every one wants 70 be
out Of doors.
MFR. and Mrs. Henry Irons. of New york
gave large bridge party and tea at their
Japanese bungalow TO raise funds for ths
French refugees. Forty tables were IN
play.
Mr.. Frank B. on who is touring the
cast coast. is here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Peet, Miss
Gladys Peet and Miss Scotten, who usi-
ally spend part OF every year here, have
arrived and will remain for the balance OF
the season.
Mr.. II. s. Burrows. who with Mrs Bur.
rows Is spending the winter at the Dea-
pland, as has been their custom for many
years won the prize this week i'm the nut
ting contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Durham are spend.
Ing the winter at the Ridgewood
Mrs d. G. Hawiey, of Burlington, VT.
entertained at bridge at the Prince George
Thursday evening Prizes were won by
Mrs George A. Miles and Mrs l.. o.
Smith, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Marginson, who
have been coming TO Daytona for many
years, arrived thts week, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Marglnson and Mr..
and Mrs Edwald d Scott. They will also
visit other pointo OF interest before return
ing TO Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs 9. Harrison Rae who are
spending the winter at Deland, motored
over to the Clarendon. where they enter.
tanned Mt luncheon for Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Geissinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Deagan, who have
been to Cuba, will spend several weeks
here before returning to their home in
Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. and MrR. Walter Thompson enter
tained at dinner at the Despland Monday
evening In celebration of Mrs. Thomp-
sons birthday The favors were corsage
bouquets of roses and violets
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Rudolph Mr.. and Mrs. d. w
Mills. Mr.. Nelscp Mills, Mrs. John w.
Thompson and M. Walter Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs q. Al. Jones, of Chester,
Pa, have taken apartments at the Or
mond, where they Will remain for sew
eral weeks.
The Rev. Carl n Grammer and Mrs.
Grammer and Mr.. RR5 INhs. r. E. Pepper
are among the recent gsetVals from Phila-
delphia.
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who have taken up their residence in
Denver, Col
Others present to do honor to Miss Dun
worth were Mrs. Harry a, Slemers, the
Misses Helen Siemers and Otley, Mrs, Jo-
seph Samuels, Mr.. Raymond Hart, Miss
Florence Hart, Miss Lillian O'Callaghan,
the Misses Bateson. Mrs. Charles Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maoy, Miss Mamie
Lewis and Mrs. Chris 4. Mccarthy.
The senior class of the Philadelphia
High School for Girls will have a cake
and candy sale tomorrow from 80 until
5 o'clock in the lunchroom of the school,
at nth and Spring Garden streets. The
arrangements are in charge of Miss
Evaline Young and Miss Katherine
Murphy, with the aid Of the senior class
officers. The prime sections, composed
of girls graduating In June, 1916. will
contribute the cakes, and the members
of the class of February, 1917, the
candy.
The profits of the sale will be used
toward the equipment of the lately ac-
quired school athletic field The public
especially graduates or old pupils of the
school, are cordially invited.
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Germantown

Mr.. and Mrs William s. Lloyd, of
233 Harvey street. gave an attractive
dinner last evening at the Germantown
Cricket Club. The color scheme was pink
and white and the guests included Mr..
and Mrs. j. Burton Muslin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Luders, Mrs. Ida III. Koch Lieu
tenant Commander Henry c. Muslin,
L. S. n; Mrs NJ. Reid, Mr. and Mrs.
Ritner Is. Waling. Mrs. Quina, Mr. NJ.
Albert Quina and Mr.. NJ r. Reid
Mr and Mrs Charles NJ. Butterworth,
of 7i37 Foyer street accompanied by
their two daughters, Miss Myra Butter
worth and Miss Helen Butterworth. are
travelling through the South and will re-
turn April /.
Miss Mary Goodwin. OF $500 Eaynton
street, has returned from Allendale n. j..
where she was the guest of her fiances
family, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel NJ Prichett
The wedding of Miss Goodwin and Mr..
Samuel NJ. Prchett. Jr., will take place
on Saturday, April 1.
Mrs. George Brookcs dancing class,
known as the Mannheim Dancing Glass, will
give bal masque on Saturday evening
Of this week in the ballroom of the Ger
mnntown Cricket Club.
Mrs II. S. Prentss Nichols of Pelham
road, has been appointed chairman of the
committee on clubs and organizations of
the Shakespeare tercentenary to be OBJ
served in this city early in May. Prof.
Felix t. Schellirg of the University of
Pennsylvania, is chairman of the eXecu-
tice committee having the celebration in
charge
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Along the Main Line

w mfNNEWooD-Miss Ethel Moore. of
ga orange, will be the guest of Miss
.sa'et Eleanor RushtOn. of Lancaster
A1;us' Tor ten days, Tomorrow evening
~. Nushton will give small dance at
- nome IN honor of Miss Moore. The
Sssnss's VIII include Miss Marie l.. Gie,
sllss Eleanor West, Miss Elizabeth sud
Hs MISS Frances Sullivan, Miss Bea-
NJ a. "a, CreaBar Miss Christine Ziebarth
ss $3.50 huth Hart. Miss Frances Wait, Miss
Ne ts1,ssi1F Ferguson. Miss Elizabeth Breuil
lsaas Frances pelaplaine. Miss Anna f.
Fs1a mr. Aubrey Sager MIR. Francis
rs1s- MI Henry Hallett, Mr. George
rlsrwod' Mr., Julian Barnard, Mr.. Nor
49, 9ioofe. Mr.. James Evans. Mr. Hen
b ~ ~ van Tassel, Mr. Edward Maise, Mr.
u SlaFk Creager. Mr. Wood Sullivan. Mr.
later Dittrich, Mr.. Oscar Muller. Mr.
- non porr, Mr.. Douglas Lawrence and.
e Seorse schrever.
~ NE-AIrs Charles II. swimbv has
n.y. slihsd to her home on Lansdowhe ave.
- aiter spending a month al Augusta.
with Mrs. J. A. Tillotson.
~ n. John Patton, Of Gulf road.
sfsi weeks. tei'i9iA sew
- Anton ". Young. Jr, gave a card
- ~ siA tables In honor Of Miss Kath-
ufner and Miss Lavinia wesley
naiie On Wayne avenue. on Tues
- Edward = Alexander entertained
= 'i'ners pf the Monday Brldqa cub
Rene ou Conesloga foad 81 Non.
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Personals

An engagement of international inter-
est, announced today in New York, is that
OF Miss Marie q. Duryee, daughter of Mrs.
Samuel G.. Auchincloss, and granddaugh-
ter OF the late Charles Guidet, to the vi
comte Fal de Saint Phalle, son of Comte
and Comtesse de Saint Phale of Nievre.
France, NJ de Saint Phalle is a brother
OF NJ. Francois de St Phalle, of this city
VINO married Miss Helen Voorhees, about
TWO years ago. The wedding will take
place in May.
Mr., and Mrs, Harold Mason will enter
tam number of their friends at dinner
before the bal masque OH March Z at
their home, 2225 Locust street.
Mrs John S. Muckle will give dinner
on saturday at her home, 2O23 Walnut
street.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson Freeman.
OF led2 Spruce street. will give a dinner
on Tuesday evening. March T. before the
bal Masque, In honor of their debutante
daughter Miss Corine b. Freeman.
Miss Marguerite Milne, of 2O29 Walnut
street, will give dinner at her home on
tuesday evening, March 7. before the Bal
Aasque,
Ihe Baron and Baroness Fritz Won
Hiiier' who have been spending some time
ss the guests Of the Baroness parents, Mr..
ana ana Mrs, Charles d. Barney. at Eildon,
osontz' Pa, left last week for Florida,
70 remain for fortnight
Mrs, Ferree Brinton and Miss Caroline
tses srinton and Mr. FerTee Brinton, Jr.,
Wlhdybrow st. David's. are spending
TWO weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr and Mrs. W. p. Cochran will give
informal dance at their home in st.
payid's on Saturday
Mr' and Mrs. F. P, Radcliffe, Jr., will
is Eis on Friday for trip TO St Augustine,
Fia'' and other Southern points.
!. airs George Emlen Starr. Of Radnor,
spending few days at the Traymore,
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- NE Of the most interesting affairs
tonight will be the theatre party,
s.,,owed by supper and dancing, at the
.,...carlton, which will be given by Mr..
~ Mrs. Ellis Ames Ballard In honor Of
rrances stoughton and their son, Fred
sriok Ballard, whose engagement was
announced last month
1,,tIe Miss Stoughton Is very pretty
"a very much liked by her own con-
,onnoraries as we'll as the older people.
sho "a rather slight and very dark, with
,rovv hair and pretty coloring, and l
,h,nI looks exceptionally well in sports
clothes. The party tonight will be made
~ NJ the younger set principally.
hsard a lovely story yesterday about
,ho email brother of future bride 1t
.npears that sister will be married in the
,a,e summer or early fall and small
hro,her has been encouraged TO grow
ouite santlke with the promise held
over him that if he is good he may sit
q, The front pew at the wedding. Well,
tbe other day small brother was very
naughty and would not listen to reason
at all. till finally his sister said TO him:
"Now, Willie. each time YOU are naughty
you go back one pew for the wedding"
He looked at her in abiect grief and ex-
claimed stYaightway oh sister don't
saw that; by the time you get married
m not even be in the back pew, but
out beyond the fence
Did YOU hear the awful experience of
the Tilghmans last week? A maid sud.
denly went perfectly mad in the house
and GAY says it took her and Rickie
and two nurses and the doctor to hold
her down. When first discovered she
was racing about the house pouring
libations of sherry out of decanter
around the room to try to appease the
lower regions. so she said. Anyway,
they had most hectic time and finally
had to send the poor soul to Mt. Hope.
II must have been a fierce experience
for them, don't you think?
hear one of our most attractive young
maidens took to riding hobby horse at
recent meet in the country. There was
I'll uIdlT ElNeIl Oul OIl lllc INedulllB anu
many people attended. This fair maid
rode merrily off with the others and all
went well till she came TO a fence, which
horsey took but failed to clear; and with
the damsel on his back he balanced over
the fence, for all the world like rock
ing horse. till it broke under him, and
he and the maiden rode on toward vic.
tory.
Miss Nellie Ostheimer, of Jenkintowl,
is going today with Miss Van yer Slier,
OF The Hague, He land, as secretary, to
Wilmington, Baltimore and Washington
and will then so west to Pittsburgh. and
Chicago, returning home to Philadel.
phia about the LIST of April. Later Miss
osthemer and Miss Van yer Sler will
leave for the Pacific coast and will visit
the cities of Importance on the way out,
stopping at San Francisco for several
weeks. Miss Van yer Slier is in this
country giving illustrated lectures on
Belgium and the war. She is trying to
raise money for all American Belgian
home for the war orphans.
NANCY WYNNE.
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MR.. AND MRS. JOHN RIsELING

Miss Teresa NJ Gallen, of So Sny-
der avenue, and Mr.. John ]. Rsel-
ing formerly of ais North 62d street,
and now of Washington, d. c., were mar
ried yesterday morning at o'clock in
the Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic
Church, Sd and Ritner streets. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev j. p.
McHugh, assisted by the Rev James A.
Dalton and the Rev Father O'Hara.
Following the ceremony a breakfast was
served at the brides home Mrs. Riseling
has been prominent in amateur theatricals
for r'many years being one of the leading
members of the Mount Carmel Dramatic
Club. Mr.. Riselng is member OF Brown
son Council, knights of Columbus, and
for many years worked on Philadelphia
newspapers. He is now connected with
newspaper in Washington.
The first annual dance OF the silent
Ten" of the A. b. Kirschbaum Company
was held at Mpsebach's Drawing Rooms
last Friday evening. and was thoroughly
enjoyed. Several of the officers of the
company were present as guests. Those
having the affair in charge were Miss
Nan Carr, Miss Grace Dougherty Miss
Ray McQullen, Miss Mary McQuade,
Miss Elizabeth Moses, Miss Pauline Bat
doris, Miss Emma Moeller, Miss Mar
garet Sweeten, Miss May Dowllng and
Miss Anna MeKernan.
Miss Marie Pound Miss Mae Towers,
Miss Gertrude Pound and Miss Marguerite
Towers occupied a box at the Metropol-
tan Opera House on Monday evening TO
hear the Polish opera. They were accom-
panied by Mr. William 4. Pound and Mr.
Frank NJ Feeney supper followed.
A surprise reception was given in
honor of Mrs. Josephine Jeffers by her
daughter Miss Isabelle Jeffers, In honor
OF her SD birthday. at their home, 1908
South 2d street last week. The guests
were entertained by Mr.. Andrew Tiegen
and Mr.. Joseph Fagan Mr. John Lee
sang several selections.
A "Freedom Party was given to Miss
Margaret Hair OF Palmyra, n. ~. by her
sister Miss Tsllle Hahn. last Friday eve
Mug Tiere we're about % guests pres
snl az n 7anau 1liss Hahn vas ths
---,is - many haaptifui gifts
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The dance of the Wessex Club, of tt
oga. on Tuesday night in the Tioga
Drawing Room was very delightful af.
fair. Mr.. Howard ~ Davis, Mr.. John X.
Loughlin, Jr., Mr. Samuel f. Orth and Mr.
Herbert o. Sperry formed the committee
In charge. The guests included Miss Dor
othy Bradway. Miss Florence SaueT, Miss
Marie Edmunds, Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss
Katharine Snively Miss Grace Pullman.
Miss Rebecca Cooper. Miss Dorothy
Church. Miss Ethel Hunter. Miss Thelma
Jones, Miss Jeanette Nelson, Miss
Gladys Teiss, Miss Alice LoughlIn, Miss
Helen Powers, Miss Doris Anderson, Miss
Marian Wilson, Miss Mary Bergen, Miss
Marian Croft Miss Edith Winchell, Miss
Josephine Slbson, Miss Dorothy Hathaway
Miss Ida Speed, Miss Dorothy Irwin, Miss
Hazel Chew, Miss Elsie Knour, Miss Rose
mary Wogan, Mrs. George Hagner, Mr.
Thomas Shotwell, Mr.. John Mills, Mr., Her
bert Reisen, Mr. Hobart Shletz, Mr.. George
Hyland, Mr. Albert Kennedy. Mr.. Wesley
Conkling, Mr.. Frank Boyle, Mr.. Gilbert
Donahue, Mr.. Joseph Bergen, Mr.. William
Donahue, Mr. Gilbert Sommers, Mr., Ira
ConkIlng, Mr., James Winchell. MIR. Alb
bott Sbson, Mr.. John MaWson, Mr.. Brin-
ton Young, Mr.. Frederick Bergman, Mr..
Earl Stead. Mr MeFyl Druyea ana MIR,
William Quigley.
Miss Edythe Kahn Msnko OF Balti-
more, Nd, is spending a few weeks as
the guest of her cousin, Miss Mildred NJ.
Manko. OF Tioga.
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West PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. George Seuffert. of 39th and
Locust streets, will give a dinner tonight
In honor OF Miss Pauline Andersen, of
Lansdowne. whose marriage to Mr. Allan
Kane Of Ridley Park, will take place
the latter part of April.
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Miss Charlotte Parke, of 4O39 Spruce
street, has left for New York, where she
will be the guest of friends for fortnight
Miss Parke will have several dinners
given in her honor during her visit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02

Miss Madeline Fraser, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James Fraser, of SEQ South 55th
street, was given delightful miscel-
laneous shower on Saturday evening by
her friends. The affair was a complete
surprise, and the table and dining room
were artistlcaly decorated in pale pink
Miss Fraser's engagement TO Mr.. George
Todd was announced some time ago. The
guests were Miss Irene Day. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Bergman, Miss Dorothy Deuey.
Miss Marion Weber, Miss Emily Weber
Miss Helen Grass, Miss AIargueretta Har-
vey. Mis- Marguerite Becker Miss Eta
Todd, Miss May Smith, Miss Clara Smith
Mr.. Earl Foster. Mr. Holger Stockholm,
Mr.. Joseph Harvey. Mr.. Bernett Harvey,
Mr.. William Baker and Mr. George Todd.