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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-15
BILLIARDS
STANDING or TIE PLAYERS.

hnNs 1rut up to within half d game
of Joh, Hnun. leader In the three cush-
tom nill"u tournament. hy winning from
Lmm.I Iuosdny night in % hard fought
am. Davis counted hls 90 while I,h-
mNul 9n was registering 20
The winner opposed lshmarl b, play
ng him safety 'nr safety Hy was cool
and took advantage ui every opcnlug
Davis experience 100 tournaments proved
valuable TO him. while lyhmacI. who is
p.WluD iu his Irst tournament. appeared
or Davis had the high run. four
4 new record for length WAS made N
lh" afternoon game which required NJ
Innings Pollock t2u nrpt Cochran 2u.
20 lo 90 More safety was played Ion this
mntrh than 100 amy tournament to date.
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SUFFRAGISTS JUBILANT.
THEN DISAPPOINTED

ALBANY. IS \ March l5 .mhnn
uun un the porl ~ supporyr of woman
suffrage who th,ouccd iho .pptn rucs.
lnN WINS changed to dlpupuIn'mpnt
Tuesday night ory thH afternoon m,
assembly. hN q vote of iOn to 3O passed
tho hill doslrncd r. provide for sufuoec
referendum Dt the lel5 election but sis
hours nivr announcement was w0l,
that the senate iu1irpu committee hnd
mdcnuiirlN postponed action uu the
measure
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10 RESUME DRILLING.

MAUD. okla Mrch IS Special D.
Controversies with leFsors Hro being
rapidly adjusted and II Is said that drll-
Ing In the Well brought In here hy the
Maud on a Goa company win hc ro-
umed before the end of the current week
one Of the owners ~ the we'll said that
the flow uf uil from tho Ven is gudu.
nIlN LmNItn-Ln.-
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BOWLING Mfer SCORES.

TOLEDO. March l5 The Richie of
Columbus. ohio Wednesday were called
upon 10 defend first place In the stand
Ing Of j-mln teams of the American
bowling congress tournament against
eighteen teams Their score Wna 2Sns
Thomas Marine. Chicago with i.027 ted
W. the 2-mnn event and . Shaw, Chlgu-
a. with 6s5. led In Tie singles.
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The Greatest

somr one lon camp started uu Uru-
mput the other day 40 20 which WAS tn"
greatest coo around pcriurmcr-liw
Thorpe or Michael Angelo Here nrn
the statistics.
Thorpe Greatest football plaNor
olympic winner jumper spr.utor and
Mig league ball player
Nngcln-Grcatcst painter star Hgnlu.
tor great musician. fine wutrr
YES" someone said. .nu' Angelo
newer hpttpd 200
He would nUyr said defender
.If there had been ANY baseball boo those
duEs"
N0u urr pt unrrt. o. mln .oU own
selection and award YOUR own sprIg of
laurel
why not enter Jess willard joss
gets $4,000 for one fight and t2eoon
Cor his literary labor. through the Ns.
cu ,por just .loslus Ako Hn"nnU With
"A circus
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Y0UNGSTER AHEAD IN
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

CHICAGO, March To- Ralph Green.
leaf the ie-yenr-old Monmouth, m.
player Wednesday held the lead In tho
worlds billiard championship tournament
now IN progress here with seven gpmes
won two lost and high run of 20
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Rajah'S Career in Baseball
Unlike Majority Of the
Good Old Scouts.
BOUGHT TEAM OF OWN
Mere Matter Of Losing Sl0,-
900 Salary as Manager
Didn't Bother Veteran.
Cey FRANK c. mEpNey

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WI "''
way It mnd" ll p'@sih.r '"i MA To earn
1000 for one auasun's work lu tine ua
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lhh' u' '"N" H"H' '''"' '''' ''' 9'''
position Hs owner a. % minor league .'Hh
,t , blrpnin 0gurr
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sob producing brothers have painted
sud- sad pI.nr, 10, .EuIuN" .0un tnat
no, i,,,,.o,.t ,I.,Ir,. or tr.
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merely WINS 4, pn,ucr driving 81. 600 year
rIad there been ro war; IL Ia uhe.. t.uf
nr udnr, Tor lpi, aud 1915 would hn,,
raen shaved down A. 10 lHI. HrI Joy
ila, tim, .RaFar vouII have boeu ncuI-
lr4 his astl vcnr and the chan. o.. Hrn
hr would lave Seen headed toward tHeI
minors
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PRAlRIe Tfsr NeAR mANNfoRO.

MNNNFDHu. ONV MrrrH o.. '0p"
.mU The t.s, of rn, Prairie Ou s. 90.
company ln section 2.-lS-. luuns 900
1926 feet
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LOCATION MAoe N6Ae sTIoLeR.

sTIGLER okla. M.h 9. (Sp'
ruID Tn, Sam & EtN on romp1u
have % location In the southeast uunr'".
of the southwest quarter ui section
IE.g.Iu
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DOWN 2i53 FEET.

GRAHAM. okla. March o. tspcrnD
The test In section i-2-2, heinE drilled
hy the oklahoma Ioul .inna ON company
Ia down ? l5d feet.
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when Homer smoty hl. nl0umln nr.
And doubled down IN, l,uurl iluy
They rhrcIrd from Nh,ns unto TNr
And eager scouts hrgpyd him 200 NEu
some hloko .su.n whispered un N#
way.
This Kid can make vw bl Uu fit
wonder what they'd think TODAY
II they could see this TNunnb hIt'
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johnny Fyors picks the gmuts tn
fulsh ng good a. second ~ don't know
what tine materinl ls,' he Wld "but I
know what MrGBW Gun dp when ho
has u yhnuyc Go make his authority
count
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1awhoncd the foe upon the spine.
Ne nut a whole blamed ohn 90 rnut
And made his club pcuuhut mine
The gIentDst ever rang the cries
lrom trentlcd srribcs who lnmnrd tho
sku.
How dared they speak nf Rniung Eua
Who never saw Ed Collins hnH
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TED" MEREDITH, The CRACK
RUNNER or TIE UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA, HAS JUST ESTAB.
LlSHED A NEW INDOOR RECORD
FOR 66O YARDS ny COVERING THE
DISTANCE IN ONE MINUTE TWEEN.
TY-oNE AND TWo.FlFTh SECONDS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-13
Southern Resorts

DAYTONA, Fla, March 13.-There are
more Philadeiphians in Daytona now than
at any time during the season, and every
one is gay. for the balmy, sunshiny wealth
er makes one forget the sordid things Of
life. The obstacle golf turnament on the
Despland course brought forth n large
gallery Of golf enthusiasts on Tuesday.
The brilliant coloring Of the women's
sports clothes against the soft green YER
dure of the tropical foliage formed a
charming picture. Tea was served at
email tables on the lawn
Mrs w. e. Wright has arrived from
Harrisburg, accompanied by Mrs. Il. c.
Cross Mrs. Henry Mccormick and Miss
Mccormick. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Brown,
Mrs u. V. Brown and Miss Helen Brown.
who have been at the Clarendon for a
fortnight, returned to Philadelphia on
Monday and will go to Atlantic City for
the Easter season.
Mr. and Mrs. John z. Thorpe. of Vine
land, N. j., are here for the remainder of
the month.
Mr.. Howard Carrow of Merchantvile.
N, j., was here for a week en- route to
Havana. Mrs John Fowler. Of Oak Lane,
has terminated her stay In Daytona and
has gone to Tampa Bay. Mrs. William
Fors' spent some time here en- route to
tn, more Southern resorts. Mrs. Forster
will also visit Daytona again on her way
TO Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs d. II. Stroud and Miss
Virginia Stroud, of Philadelphia, have
taken apartments at the Bennett for a
fortnight.
Mrs w. C. Seeberger, of Hillside, N. j.,
formerly of Atlantic City, spent a few
days at the Colonial en- route to Miami
Mr.. l. r. Fenimore of Philadelphia, has
Joined Mr.. George w. Fenimore, OF Ocean
Grove. and they will leave here the first
of April for the North Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Favorite and Miss Margaret Britt, of
Atlantic City, who have been touring the
State. are now at the Williams
Mr.. John c. McGraw is among the re-
cent arrivals at the Hamilton. Mr.. and
Mrs. u. +. Schlchter, who have been
touring the East Coast. are here for a
few days before returning to their home
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clahin. of Norris
town. N. j., are at the Palmetto for the
remainder OF the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Schultz, of
Philadelphia, have Joined friends at the
Morgan where they will remain for an
other week before going North.
Among the Philadelphians at the Ridge
wood are Mrs. ]. H. Loomis, who Is ac-
companied by Miss Julia Strong, Of Wash
ington. and Mrs. f. II. Slade, of Engle-
wood. N. j.; Mr., Z. L. Hanson, Miss
Alice Il. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan
Dalsimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Max II. Rieser,
Mr.. Henry Schurman. Miss Cecilia Schur-
man, Miss Leona Schurman, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. +. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs John
Leavitt, Mrs. Alexander ID. Grange, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fisch, Mr.. and Mrs
w. Rodney Burton, Mr. and Mrs. w. c..
McConner, Mrs. NJ. d. Mccormick and
Miss Kate G.. Rae.
Mrs. II. Farmer. who has been touring
the State left the first of the week for
her home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. John w. Holmes. who was here for
several weeks, has gone to Titusville,
Fla, to visit friends before returning to
his Philadelphia home Mr.. w. j. Staats,
of Camden. has Joined friends at the
Despland
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LINEN SHOWERS, SURPRISE PARTIES
AND BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
Mrs M. Kelly Will Give Affair for Miss Mohan
Miss Helen Harter Entertains for Miss Mollie
Francis-Various Other Matters of Interest

his daughter, Miss Anna Robertson at his
home, 1925 Wolf street, on Tuesday eve
ming. Among the guests present were Mrs.
A. Robertson, Mr.. Joseph Robertson, his
daughter and niece, Mr. and Mrs. II. Rob-
ertson, Dr. Frederick Byrod and Mrs.
Coomes.
The s. o. c. Club Of PHILADELPHIA held
It's annual dinner, followed by cards, at
Mosebach's on Saturday evening Covers
were laid for 16 guests. Those present
were Miss Marie Minch, Miss Lyle Mac
Murtic Miss Emma L. Van Osten, Miss
Elizabeth Rotz, Miss Clara A, Friend.
Miss Mollie lily, Mr. William E. Ruhert,
Mr., Fred Budenz, Mr.. Charles F. Spiess,
Mr.. John l.. Rubert, Mr.. Fred w. Paht,
Mr.. II. Edward Rieger, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence c. Schaefer and Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer i. Phillips
The committee in charge included Mr.
Frederick Budenz, Mr.. John L. Rubert
and Mr. Frederick w. Pahl.
A reception was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Martin In honor of their 10th
wedding anniversary at their home, 240
Christian street. last week. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John Cope, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Penater, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tanzolo, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pinto. Mr.. and Mrs John Del Quatro,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rego Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas u. George. Mr.. and Mrs. An-
thony Vito, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Famg-
lietu and Cavalier Vincenzo Gennaro
Battagliese.
Mrs Z. Goldstein, of 71s Jackson street,
is entertaining her brother, Mr.. ]. l..
Lemsch, of Brooklyn. Her children, Miss
Elizabeth Goldsteln and Mr.. Harry Cold
stein. have given several affairs in his
honor
The rollcall held at the First Baptist
Church, Queen lane and Sherwood street,
Manayunk, on Friday evening was very
successful. The opening address was
made by the Rev. William A. Crawford.
and was followed by other addresses and
an entertainment.
Members OF the Alaph Tess Sorority.
who are Miss Sarah Gordon. Miss Hannah
Marks, Miss Jennie Herman, Miss Sayde
Silver. Miss Reba Hirsch, Miss Anna Ro-
senkoff and Mrs. Julius Rosenberg. enter
taned 100 guests at a dance at Nose
bach's Casino last Tuesday evening. The
feature of the evening was a special gala
dance, where ribbons and horns were used.
Later refreshments were served and a
leap year dance followed.
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Bala-Cynwyd

Residents of Bala and Cynwyd are
much interested In the entertainment
which will take place on the eve or ST.
Patrick's day, In the Bala-Cynwyd audi
torium, Cynwyd. for the benefit OF the
new parish building Of ST. Matthias
Church, of which the Rev. NJ j. McCaoe
is rector. The program will be as follows;
z 10.
sonrano-''Ths last Rose of summer Page
Mrs. Marie Zeckwer Hot'
contralto-''The Kerry Dance ;',... Molloy
Mrs. Kathryn heGuckin Leigo'
PART II.
LECTURE.
''Ireiand and the Irish People"
REV NJ A. Kelly, c. s, Sp.
soprano Mrs. Marie zeclSwer Holt.
contralf9I1rs Irs. Kathryn McGuokln Leigo
soprano and contralto-"spTinE Flowers"
Mrs. Holt and Mrs. Leigo
Mr. ]. Pomerentz, pianist
Miss lean Hammer. Of Derwen road
r,,Invgvd entertained the members OF the
PbI sigma Sorority Saturday night. Those
,,rssant Included Miss Dorothy Fleck.
Af,ss sarah Pedrick, Miss Dorothy Nor
"a MISS Ursula Seeburger. Miss Mar
80 rat Kershaw, Miss Dorothy Meeke, Miss
eiaSvs Griffiths, OF Chelsea; Miss Florence
IxIIns MISS Mary kaufman, Miss Marie
MeClatehey and Miss catharlne Street
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What's Doing Tonight

Con emporarv Club discusses The shake
speare Tradition In Philadelphia with ad'
dresses by Dr. Felix T.. Schelling, Horace II.
Furness Jr.. Joseph f. A. Jackson and PIot; 81;
Ernest Lacy. Bellevue-Stratford Hotel; Slo
o'clock.
South Philadelphia Business Mems Associa,
tIon transit discussion. Broad and Federal
streets.
Boston symphony Orchestra concert. with
Geraldine Farrar. soloist. Academy OF Music
S1b o'clock.
Fifty-seventh Street Improvement Assoeia,
tfon entertainment. 5Ith street and HaVerford
avenue: 8 o'clock
University Of PENNSYLVANIA treneh play
"I4 Avocat Patelin,' New Century Clup-
Transit protest meeting. p. o. S. A. Hail.
Bustleton; o'clock
traffic Club dinner. Hotel Adelph'a; $50
o'clock.
ecture Standardization OF Music" Gustav
Tecksr WitherspOon Hall; o'clock.
University extension lecture Highways
and By,yays OF Medical Science, by Or.
Joseph Mcfarland, Association Han Ger
mantown.
Bellevue -StratfOrd,
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Along the Reading

The marriage of Miss Eleanor Bertel
Long, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, George
Long. OF Elklns Park. and Mr.. Charles a.
Beach, Jr., OF Chicago, formerly of Elkins
Park. will be solemnized at Z O'Clock on
Wednesday, April 26, in st. Paul's Church.
Old York road, Cgontz.
Mrs. L. Frederick Gieg will he the
matron of honor and Miss Dorothy Beach,
the sister of the bridegroom, the maid OF
honor.
Mr.. Beach will return to Ellsins Park a
week before the wedding to attend the en-
tertainments being arranged in honor OF
the bridal party.
Friends of Mr.. Lloyd Schultz, of Wyn-
cote road. Jenkintown, will be glad to
learn that he has fully recovered from MS
recent Illness.
Miss Katherine Nice. of The Thistle,
Ogontz accompanied by Miss Amy Dowe'
OF Norwich, Conn, who makes her nome
in Philadelphia for the winter months lett
on Saturday for Atlantic City, where they
spent the weekend.
Miss Mary Freeland, of Prospect ave-
nue. Melrose Park, has Miss Martha
Shewell or Boston, as her guest for sew
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. TOWnSenu SnuTpltSS' VI
Hatherton, Chelten Hills, had Mr. and
Mrs. l. Harrison Hutchinson, of Oakwood,
Jobstown, N j., as their guests over the
weekend Mrs. Hutchinson rode with the
Huntingdon Valley hounds on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Henry C. Dimond. Miss Henrette
Dimond and Mr.. Douglas M. Dimond, or
Cloverly lane Rydal, spent several days
last week in Chambersburg, Pa, where
they went to attend the wedding or MISS
Eleanor Schmoele and Mr. j. Fulton BOYD
of Kingsvlle, Tex. Miss Dimond was one
OF Miss Schmoele's bridesmaids.
Miss Gehman will speak at the Chelten
Hills Hail, Mather avenue, Wyncote, this
afternoon. Convention News" Will De
her subject
Mrs. Marcus B. Wechsler, of 4Sl2
Sydenham street, Logan. gave kitchen
shower Saturday afternoon for Miss Helen
Sauerwalt, who viii marry Mr.. Reid W.
Malcolm, of New Britain, Pa, on March
2s, at the CASTOR Presbyterian Church.
nth street and Lehlgh avenue. Among
the guests were Miss Marie Lowery, Miss
Geneva Thomas Miss Louise Schroder
and Miss Bertha Winder.
Mrs Jerome Sheip, Of Fernbrook ave
nue., Wyncote. left last week TO JOIN her
husband at Mobile. Ala. Mr., and Mrs
Sheip will visit In New Orleans La De-
fore returning home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-13

Mrs NJ Kelly, of 2050 Mercy street,
will entertain this evening at linen
shower in honor of Miss Nora Mohan,
whose engagement to Mr. William ]. Kane
was recently announced
The guests invited are Miss Helen Me-
Bride, Miss Mary Gribbon, Miss Kathryn
Meehan, Miss Margaret Kelly, Miss Io-
retta Meehan, Miss Alice Meehan, Miss
Margaret Mohan Miss Agnes Mohan, Miss
Marie Mohan, Mrs. NJ. Waugh and Mrs.
Gallagher
Supper will be served at midnight. The
decorations will be yellow and white.
Miss Helen Harter entertained at her
home 4126 Parrish street, OH Saturday
in honor of Miss Mollie Francis of S49
North cath street, who Is to be married 10
Mr.. Clarence Dilts, of Flemington The
guests were Miss Mollle Francis, Miss
Edna Hitler, Miss Josephine Mitchell, Miss
Ada Suplee, Miss Sara Francis, Mrs. Will
lam wendt, Miss Jessie Fowler. Miss FLOR
ence Albro, Miss Blva Washburn, MISS
Elizabeth welte, Miss Helen Harter, Mr'
Clarence Dilts, Mr.. Gustave Rimensber-
ger, Mr. Charles Murphy. Mr.. Ellis GU
bert, Mr.. Albert Williams, Mr. William
Wendt, Mr. Walter Gibson, Mr.. Herbert
Founders Mr.. Stanley Mcmillan, Mr.. Vik-
tor Keisel and MIR Charles Slatcher.
A dance will be given by the Point Breeze
Branch Of the Philadelphia Central RELIEF
Committee, on Wednesday, at Apollo Hail
The use of the hall for the evening was
given by Mr.. ]. Stern, the proprietor
and the proceeds will go entirely TO the
war sufferers. The committee in charge
includes Mr. Rosenbaum, chairman OF
dance; Mr.. T.. Glazer chairman of print
ing; Miss Irene Lipsitz, chairman OF re-
fteshments.
On Thursday evening Miss Ethel Shetz-
line. of 2417 South 2ist street, gave a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of MISS FLOR
ence Shisler who will be married In the
near future. Among those present were
Miss Edna Snow. Miss Beatrice Myers
Miss Sybn Cottman, Mrs. Elmer Myers
Mrs. Godfrey Shisler. Mrs. Louis En-
mann, Mrs Samuel Foster, Mrs. Horace
c. Hodgson, Miss Edith Ball, Miss Louisa
Lamertz, Miss Margaret Hubley' MISS
Mary Simon. Miss Bertha Brown, MISS
Ann Bolton, Miss Mary Vollmer, MISS &C.
celia Cecil and Miss Sara Singley
A surprise party was given TO Mr AZ
wood Robertson on his 10th birthday oy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-13

The engagement Of Miss Mathilde Wun-
derle OF West Philadelphia, TO Paymaster
George W. Davis. U. S. NJ, has been an
nounced.
Miss Lucille Elliott Morris, debutante
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Nor
ris, will be the guest of honor at a lunch
con to be given on Thursday by Mrs. II.
X Mulford, Miss Esther Mulford and Miss
Marian Mulford at their home in Wayne
A comedy In four acts, entitled Uncle
Rube," will be presented by ST Veronlca's
Dramatic Association In aid Cf ST. Dom
ato's Church on Friday evening In the
school hall on 65th street
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rice. OF sofa
westminster avenue. are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of a daughter,
Emily Virginia Rice.
Mrs. r. j. Norwller OF 61s1 Catharlne
street. VIII enteEtain at 800" today Thsrs
win be II guests
Miss Mary de Bois. Of 4225 Pine street
IS the guest q Mrs, David s. kendfieks of
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FrankfOrd

Miss Sarah w. Williams, of Arrott
street. viii entertain her card club at
luncheon Wednesday afternoon. Her
guests will include Miss Lillian Johnson,
Miss Corlnne Mark, Miss Evelyn Balder-
ston. Miss Marguerite Graham. Miss
Ethel Schulz Miss Leona Manning, Miss
Martha Dudley, Miss Frances Clarke,
Miss Josephine Alloway. Miss Dorothy
Caldwell, Miss Edith Reynolds. Miss
Ethel Tyson, Miss Anna Jones, Miss
Della Holcomb and Miss Elizabeth Hol-
comb.
Mrs. Walter Gardner. OF 2606 Rhawn
street, will have Mrs. George Dunn and
her daughter. Miss Pauline Dunn. of At
lantic City, as her guests this week. Mrs,
Gardners daughter. Miss Thelma Gard
ner, will return with them and remain
until after Easter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-13
RoXborough

Prominent among the entertainments
of the week in this section will be the
annual banquet of the 21st Ward Board
of Trade, which will be followed by
reception and dance. The affair will take
place on Wednesday evening at Woodvale,
the clubhouse of the American Bridge
Company, fand the guests of honor will
be Mayor9 Thomas B. Smith and Mrs.
Smith, the members of the Mayors Cabi
net and their wives, and Senator Boes
Penrose The clubhouse will be decorated
with golden and white spring flowers,
Mrs George Dorwart, Mrs. Nathan
Levering Jones, Mrs. John G.. Morris and
Mrs. John A. Morris will receive the
guests. The officers OF the association
are: President, Mr. William f. Dixon;
vice presidents. Mr.. C. w. Horrocks, Mr..
John ]. Foran and Mr.. ]. Rlgelhaupt;
secretary, Mr.. John f. Turner and treas
urer. Mr.. Joseph C. Norris Mr.. John f.
l.. Morris, chairman; Mr.. j. C. Morris,
Mr. Jacob Sheldrake, Mr.. Clarence Turner,
Mr. Joseph Kestler. Mr.. n. l.. Jones and
Mr.. George Dorwart form the committee
In charge In addition to the toasts and
the responses. there will he a program
Of attractive musical selections,
Mrs. Lawrence Meyer and Miss Kath-
ryn Meyer of Leverington avenue. who
have been visiting friends in Wilkes
Barre and Pottsville, were Joined by Mr.
Meyer on Saturday and returned home
yesterday. Mrs. Meyer will be remem-
bered as Miss Kathryn Carney. formerly
of Wlssahickon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-13
8 NSC1Y WYNNE TALKS OF RECITAL
Np1TTH DRAPER WILL GIVE WEDNESDAY
society Is Interested in the Coming of Miss Draper
eVS'I, Trom New York for a Rendition of Her Famous
Monoogues at the Little Theatre

land, Of Lenox road, Jenkintown, is a
sister of Mrs, Underhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leeds Barroll, Of Charl-
ton street, Mount Airy, are TO have Mrs.
r. II. Barroll, of Chestertown Md, as
their guest for several days.
Miss Eleanor Noble, Of Charlton street,
Mount Airy returned to her home last
week from Brooklyn, where she was the
guest of her aunt for several weeks.
Miss Minnie Craig of Merchantville,
N. j., will entertain at cards Friday eve
ming.