Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30

morrow night.
fair will be given on Tuesday, Noyem-
Der 2s. at the Stevens School from until 6
o'clock by the senior class. Fancy articles.
cakes and candy viii be for sale and a
fascinating Japanese tearoom will be in
tull swing during the afternoon. Miss Har-
riet Smith. Miss Annetta MacGrath, Miss
Natalie Blizzard and Miss Aida Buehier are
among the aids.
Mrs II. Eldredge Pennock, of Greene
street. Germantown. who spent last week
In New York, will return TO her home to-
day.
Miss Katherine Van Dusen. of Chestnut
Hil left last week for Glenn Summit. where
she will spend several days at a house marty
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Richard sharp
and Miss Rosa Sharp.
Mrs Peter Reynolds, Of wilkes Barre.
IA, spent last Friday as the guest Of Miss
Marion sharpless, at wyncote. Miss
Snarpless and Mrs. Reynolds left on a motor
TRIP saturday to Gettysburg. They will
return today.
MRS l. Harrison Hutchinson, OF Oakwood,
lett last week for Lakevllle, Conn. where
she will spend several DAYS as the guest
OF Mrs. Knight
MIR. and Mrs. John Kuser, OF Borden
town n. j.. left last week for the Blooming
Grove Hunting and Fishing Club at Glen
Eyre. Pa, where they will occupy their
cottage for several days. They win return
TINS week and go for a shooting trip in New
Jersey on Friday
The first annual convention of the
Woman Suffrage party, in the Third Legis.
lative District, will be held on Saturday
evening, November 4, at 9 o'clock. in the
College Settlement 433 Christian street. and
will be followed by a reception TO Miss Ida
Stokes Adams. first vice chairman OF the
Woman Suffrage party
The following speakers will address the
audience: Miss Ida Stokes Adams Mrs.
Mabel Derr, leader OF the Tenth Legislative
District; MIR. Israel ZetEu, delegate from
the Progressive Circle Mr. Alexander Bur-
chuk, delegate from the SelfCulture Club;
Mr.. Harry NJ Gerish delegate from the
Young Peoples Socialist League: Mr. VII.
liam B. Ginsburg. delegate from the Mutual
Progressive Society.
Among the young women who will assist
Miss Adams In entertaining are Miss Alice
Rogers Smith, Miss Amy Smith. Miss Mary
Bolster, Miss Marie Wiedstrom and Miss
One of the most interesting of the Hal
loween functions this season was the sup
per dance given Saturday evening by Mr..
hardie, the Scott home. near Port Ken
nedy, Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Il. Smith, Mr. and Mrs JOS
eph p Rogers Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Pat
terson. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 8. Ware Mr.
and Mrs. William Ware, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Charles Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick l.. Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. John c. McAyoy. Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert McConaghy. Mr.. and Mrs o. C. Mir
and Mrs. Francis M. McAdams. Miss Jean
Scott, Miss May Scott, Miss Ruth Scott.
Mr.. George c. Klauder and Mr.. Vincent A.
Carroll.
Miss Margaret Henry. Of b2s2 North
Broad street entertained at bridge on Sat-
urday afternoon at her home.
Miss Hortense Greenwsld and Miss Har-
rlet JANE gave n bal masaue at the Logan
Drawing Rooms, Broad and Ruscomb
streets Saturday evening.
Miss Clara Newell and Miss Elizabeth
Newell entertained a few friends at mas
querade at their home. eiSs Columbia ave-
nue.. Overlook. Saturday evening.
Miss Dorothy Shoemaker, OF s4s North
Nineteenth street, entertained her sorority,
the Delta Sigma Chi, Saturday evening at
800"
Announcement is made OF the marriage
OF Miss Anna NJ Rutherford. daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Ruther-
ford, Of 441i Pine street, and Mr.. James
M Dugan. OF Osceola Mills, Pa. on Mon
day October 10. Mr.. and Mrs Dugan are
at present travelling In the West. They win
live in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tinsman. OF 1745
North Twentieth street. Philadelphia. an
nounee the engagement Of their daughter.