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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
Adventures Of
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Charlie hurried eagerly to the edge
OF the PLATFORM and Jimmy picked him
np by the waist and whispered his story
10 the midget while the crowd watched
in high glcc at this pretty entertain
ment. What they did not observe was
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-08

SAUSAGES OR WHAT?
Many people are stopping in front
of Kinde Bros meat market this
week and taking look at the relics
of Geo. Kerr, which are on exhibit
ton, The. collection is an extremely
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
ROXborough

The American Bridge Company Club
has issued invitations for its annual spring
reception and dance on "Wednesday, March
90 at the club house. Woudvale, WIssa-
hickon, which will be attractively decor
ated with palms. smilax and profusion
of spring flowers, The guests will be re-
ceIved by Mrs Raymond S. Page, Mrs.
W. " Frame, Mrs, James Hope, Mrs.
Charles Holt, Mrs, Madison Smith, Mrs
Clair FELTON,, Mrs. James Macdonald, Mrs
Il. II. Lord, Mrs. Harry Carty and Mrs
William G. Levering The committee in
charge of the entertainment includes Mr.
Mr. Thomas r. Markle. Mr.. John c.. Field
and Mr. George Dietrich The club has
about $50 members, employees of the
Bridge Company, and an outside member
ship limited to so, Mr., G. C. III. Milford
Is chairman of the board of managers
which is composed of employees appointed
by the heads OF the various departments
They are Mr.. l. A, st. John, vice chair
man; Mr.. Il. H. Lord, treasurer; Mr.. W.
V. Frame, Mr.. James Hope, Mr. Charles
Parsons Mr.. Madison Smith. Mr. Charles
Holt, Mr., James Macdonald, Mr.. r. s.
Page and Mr.. Clair FELTON, Mr.. William
c. lowering is superintendent and Mrs.
Harry Carly, secretary, The club origi-
mated in 1900 as the Pencoyd Club, but
in 1913 it was reorganized under the di-
rection of the plant and became the
American Bridge Company Club. Wood
vale, formerly the old Camac homestead,
has been greatly enlarged. Three athletic
entertainments are being Civ during the
month, one yesterday, one on Saturday
and the final next Thursday The latter
will be a basketball game between teams
of young women,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Bala-CynWyd

The Upsilon Chapter Of Sigma lambda
Nu Fraternity was entertained at the
home of Mr., Daniel Snyder, of Bala, last
evening This chapter will give an at
tractve Easter dance in the north garden
of the bellevue -Stratford on Saturday
evening, April 30. The dances given by
this chapter have always been a great
success and II is expected that this dance
will be even more brilliant and attrac-
tive. All arrangements have been COM
pleted and provided 'or by the following
committee Mr.. Russell Mccormick Mr.
Robert Burton and Mr.. Daniel Snyder
The annual smoker of the chapter will
he held during the latter part of April,
this smoker providing for the entertain
ment of the members Of the different high
schools throughout the city. Among those
present NJ the home of Mr.. Snyder were
Mr. Russell Ames Mr., Henry Stieren Mr..
Robert Riddell, Mr.. John Powers, Mr.. Mil
ton Brown. Nj. Robert Burton, Mr., Ma
rian Allen Mr.. Robert Weaver Mr.. Albert
Gross, NJ Donald Knight, Mr., Harry
Mesjian and Mr.. Stewart Brenizer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Weddings
MALcoLMLsAuRwALr.

An interesting wedding will take place
tonight in the CASTOR Presbyterian
Church. nth street and Lehigh avenue.
when Miss Helen Saurwalt, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Llnford Il. Slater, Of 1911
North Camac street, will become the bride
OF Mr. Reid WEIGH Malcolm, chief cleo
tricIan of the United States Navy. The
ceremony will be performed at O'clock
by the pastor, the Rev. Walter b. Green
way. Mr. Slater will give his ep-daugh-
ter in marriage. She will be attlred in a
gown of bridal satin with trimmings Of
chiffon and chantilly lace. and n veil Of
tulle caught with orange blossoms A
valley will he carried Miss Sarah Marie
pale yellow satin froclt draped with tulle
and will carry a shower OF tea roses
Miss Geneva Joyce Thomas and Miss
Ethel Louise Malcolm will be brides
maids. Their froclSs are of taffeta, one
in pink the other blue, and each will
carry pink sweet peas. Master Stanley
Mccormack will be ring bearer. His suit
is of black velvet with lace collar and
cuffs
Mr. Charles Smith Robinson will act
as hest man, and the ushers will include
Mr. Raymond S. Slner. Mr.. Harry Wei
den, Mr. Robert w. Lowry and Mr.. Albert
Coughanour. Following the ceremony n
reception will be held at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs NAL
colin will spend their honeymoon in the
South, and will be at home after May
10 at the Virginia Apartments, Washing
ton, d. e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
What's Doing Tonight

Grace Baptist Temple celebrates 25th ami.
versary banquet, Broad and Berks streets
United Business Mems Association meets.
Bingham Hotel.
Gabrilowitsch recital. BeIIevue-stratford Ho-
tel; SI5 o'clock.
Matinee Musical Club concert, Bellevue STRAIT
ford Hotel; o'clock
Lecture, Recent Development IN Electrical
Apparatus" by Prof Harold Pender. Franklin
Institute; s O'Clock,
British Society OF the University OF Penn.
sylyania dinner. Adelphla Hotel: o'clock.
Life underwritsrs' dinner. Adelphia Hotel:
$3.50 O'Clock.
,Tyenttyg,-1,tth annual tss party end reunion
Rite Han. Broad and Race streets; o'clock.
School concert. West Philadelphia High
School, 4sth and Walnut streets O'Clock.
Celebration OF the second anniversary OF the
dedication OF the Manufacturers' Club, Broad
and Walnut streets. dinner; $50 o'clock.
Sixth annual Charity Ball 0f the Jewish
and Master streets O'Clock.
Lecture on Rousseau, the Revolutionary
IDEAL" By Dr. J. Duncan spaeth. under tue
auspices Of the University Extension Society
Central Y. d. C. A., l42l Arch street 5
o'clock.
Lecture on THE Black Diamond Dlggers.
by Frank ]. Milman, under the auspices of the
University Extension Society. Germantown Y.
81. c. A., os48 Germantown avenue O'Clock.
Cedar Avenue Improyemens Association, ce-
dar avenue and 47th street oelock. Free
Ftfty-aecond Street and Lancaster Avenue
Business Men, SD street and Lansdowns ave
loieosraphiczl society. witherspon Han
Lecture. ''children of the City Streets" " by
Charles T. Fox Rodeph shalom ssnagoEus;
Bsnalst. Phlaaelphla Methodist EplseoDal
eenfesonee. st. Luke's Church. sroaa ana
Jackson streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Germantown

Mrs Charles BLIZZARD and Miss Nathalie
BLIZZARD. of 5t45 Morris street, will give
a dance at their home on Friday. March
81, in honor of Mr.. Reinold NJ. Parker.
of Hartford, Conn. who will be their
guest for several days. The guests will
include Miss Jean Speese, Miss Aida
Buehler, Miss Annetta MacGrath, Miss
Martha Henderson. Miss Sarah Cooke,
Miss Louise Fordyce. Miss Grace Fer
guson, Miss Elizabeth Tuttle Miss Pauline
Viewer Miss Elizabeth Viewer Miss
Rosemary sulSe, Miss elise limerick, Miss
Margaret Buckley, Miss Alice Tatnal Miss
Dorothy Paine, Miss Minerva Headley,
Mr.. William Buehler Mr.. Horace Barba,
Mr.. William Beard, Mr.. Donald Cav
throp. Mr.. Lawrence Cahall, Mr.. Joseph
Wilson, Mr.. John Phelps, Mr.. Richard
Taussig Mr.. Mortimer West, Mr. George
Stevenson, Jr.. Mr.. Lewis Cutler. Mr.. John
Hill Mr.. Albert Lawson Mr.. Ashbridgc
Sharplcss and Mr. Conrad Clothier.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rhoads Mere
dith announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Louise Meredith Crawford.
to Mr.. walter Clarkson Neely, also of
Germantown.
Mrs Henry lGrdman, of the Delmar-
Norris Is spending several weeks in Flor
ida and on her return will occupy the
new homo which she and Mr.. Erdman
have taken IN Mount Airy. Mrs. Erdman
was Miss Florence Reinaman. of Pitts
burgh, Pa, before her marriage last
spring.
Mrs Warner G. Earnshaw. of East
Johnson street. has returned from shop
ping trip to New York
A class in first aid which meets at the
home of Mrs. Carl williams, School House
lane and Green street on Monday morn
ings, includes among It's members Mrs.
Walter NJ. Ia Rue Mrs. Eugene Ander
son. Mrs Sparta Fritz Mrs Dorothy
Groves Mrs. Lawrence r, Mellor Mrs. w.
Lincoln, Miss Sidney Belville Miss Helen
Harper, Miss Margaret NJ. La Rue, Miss
Alice Dillenbeck, Miss Genevieve Gillen-
beck, Miss Lorraine Hillsley, Miss Eliza
beth Kolb. Miss Evelyn Roberts, Miss
Louise Roberts Miss Pearl Altman, Miss
Marion Datcsman, Miss Marion Mont
gomery. Miss Jonathan jerks and Mrs
william Kingsley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter westIe. of 324
Catharine street, announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Julian Wes-
tie, to Mr.. Maurice Cast, OF 1903 East
Passyunk avenue at a reception on Mon
day night. Many selections were rendered
by a quartet composed of Miss Julian
Westle, Miss Mollie Cast Mr. Maurice
Cast. Mr. Nathan Kaufman, and Mr..
Michael Dutkn at the piano, Among the
guests were Miss Sophie Dutlin, Miss
Julian Rose, Miss Sophie Ludwig. Miss
Sarah Cast, Mr. ard Mrs. Barnet Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hartman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Weis MIR. and Mrs. II, Dut-
kin, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cast, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Cohen, Mr., and Mrs. Jack
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig, Mr. and Mrs
Tobias Cast. Mrs. A. Quatle and MIR. Jo-
seph Ludwig. No date has been set for
the wedding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
MISS ELSIE sUSNER

The Senior Auxiliary to the Jewish
Sheltering Home is making preparations
for a spectacular bazaar and dance 10 be
given at Apollo Hall, on Thursday even
ing, March 80. 1t w. be a leap year and
matrimonial dance and a novel feature will
be the booths and tents beautifully dec
Grated. Souvenirs will be distributed
throughout the evening. Miss Elsie Susner
has been active in working for the dance.
Plans have been completed for a four
day celebration. beginning tonight. by the
members OF the Grace Baptist Church, in
honor OF the 25th anniversary of the
entrance into the Temple, Broad and
Berks streets, The speakers at the
various meetings. will be Governor BTum-
baugh, Mayor Smith, the Rev. DR., Court
land Myers. DIR. A. j. Rowland, the Rev.
DR.. George Il. Rees, the Rev, DIR. David
Spencer, DR.. Russell III. Conwell and the
Rev. A. Z. Harris
Mr.. Archibald W. Thomson and his
sister. Miss Isabel W Thomson. have gone
from Miami, Fla. to Cuba. on their re-
turn they viii spend some time at Palm
Beach and Old Point Comfort.
The Ushers' Association OF the Cook
man Methodist Episcopal Church, Lehigh
avenue and 18th street, will give a re-
ception and musicale tonight In celebration
OF the 18th anniversary Of its organiza-
tion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Personals

Mr. and Mrs John Kent Kane will give
aanee on Saturday evening Nat Bidd-
slph. their home in Radnor i'm honor of
sne 18th birthday of their daughter. Miss
sofenee T. Kane. Among the guests
VIII be Miss Anita Evans, Miss Ellen
aeAlehael, Miss Nancy Barclay. Miss
sssuhne Hail, Miss Margaret Harrison.
si sllss sarah Harrison, Miss Augusta Har-
tpsoh, Miss Mary Goodman. Miss Ruth
ppasehard, Miss Edith Hutchinson, Miss
1slaine Sullivan, Miss Florence Grifith,
sl l, Theodore Bowman. Mr.. Edward
pS' pSisaS' Jr, Mr. John Thomson. Mr.. Harry
tnooo' Mr., Horatio Gates Lloyd, Jr., Mr..
MsnFy Brinton Coke, Jr., Mr., Newhall,
AT Donnell Kennedy, Mr.. Edward Sy-
sps,ham paaam Page, Jr.. Mr.. Arthur Paul, Mr..
EseJoert Est Brooke. Mr. C. r. Smith. Jr,, Mr..
rs Dahlgren and Mr.. Joseph DahlgTen,
~ y FTinceton; Mr.. Frank Hall Kane and
NJ John Kent Kane, Jr.
alss Anna Mary Walthour. daughter
airs. Taylor WalthOur, OF 1914 DE
s.Aheey place, viii entertain at luncheon
" wednesday, April g. in honor OF Miss
tpsspefta Brown Downing. daughter of Mr..
s.sDert w. Downing, whose marriage TO
- 'onn C. Chaffe, of New Orleans, will
go place on April 80. The guests will
me members of the bridal party, in
ss.s,s.ains Miss Mae ID. Patterson, Miss
snaor j. Bean, Miss Margaret Handy
esFIon, Miss Katherine 2. Ogden, Miss
..l<aneth Sinnickson, OF Salem, n. j..
-Aa Miss Hope Malcolm. OF New York.
Mss Elizabeth du Puy Scott, debutante
sseushter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hutchison
- Is spending a week In New York,
snsfe she is sitting for portrait which
= being painted by Mr., Hamilton King.
Mrs. John Cooke Hirst viii receive in
ss.aaaily this afternoon at her home, 1928
&aAs street No cards have been sent out
II. and Mrs. d. English Dallam. Of
rs Lincoln, who are at present at Ashe-
''s's, n G.. viii return 70 town April l.
II. Foster n Reeder. OF 21 Spring
- avenue. Chestnut Hin. has gone 70
FeH York for a week
rs Dorothy s Wilson rslurnsd from
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
FIRST GRADE TEACHERS UNITE
Only Organization of Kind in Country
Formed Last Night

Several hundred public school teachers
from the first grade assembled at the
Widener Library. Broad street and Girard
avenue last night and formed an Organi-
zation. II Is the purpose OF the organi-
cation to add It's activities 70 those of
the Teachers Association of the city. The
organization Is important II for no other
reason than that II Is the first of its kind
10 be formed In this country There are
many organizations OF teachers IN more
advanced grades, but none IN cities OF the
frst class among the first grade teachers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Wilmington

WILMINGTON. March 23. - Delaware
College and Friends School have both
selected Twelfth Night" as their recog-
milton of the tercentenary of Shakes
peare's birth Twelfth Night" will be
given at Friends School in the gymna-
sium on Saturday evening to pre-
cede the annual spring vacation next
week. The Delaware College presenta-
tlon OF the play will be given April 2s
and 20 in the Opera House at Newark
IL will be given under the direction OF
the English department, of which DR..
j. o. Sypherd is head.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
EIopers spend HOneymOOn at Shore

The honeymoon of Eugene BannYart, OF
1904 Erie avenue, and his bride OF day,
who was Miss Page Carter, OF Virginia.
is being spent in Atlantic City. They
eloped and were married in Washington,
by the Rev C. Everest Granger yesterday.
The bride well known In Baltimore and
Richmond society Is a member Of the
Garter family OF Shirley Va. while the
bridegroom traces his lineage to the
French Bourbons. Later they will go to
Asheyille, n. C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
LansdOWne

Mrs. Harold Ogden, of PennoclS Ter
race, will entertain the members of her
luncheon and bridge club AT her home to-
morrow afternoon. Members of the club
are Mrs Bayard Dcterson, Mrs. f. H.
Plummer, Jr. Mrs. Robert ID, Taylor
Mrs. Norris Scott Mrs Frank Il. Sagen-
dorph, Mrs, Brooke Evans. Mrs. Vernon
Philips, Mrs, ]. j, Keenan,, Jr. Mrs Harry
l.. Henry, Mrs. Ralph Hays and Miss
Louise Vanzandt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Balkan War Nurse to Wed

The engagement of Miss Gabrielle Bid
die Hopkinson, of Williamsport, Pa, a
Balkan war nurse four years ago, and
Joy Howard Patterson, an attorney of this
city, has been announced Miss HOpkin-
son is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
William f. Hopknson and a grand
daughter of the late Oliver Hopkinson,
whose home, 1924 Spruce street, was for
many years a social and musical centre,
MT. Patterson is a son Of the Rev DR.
Isaac NJ. Patterson, a retired Presbyterian
clergyman OF Trenton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Delaware County

Mrs. David C6lvny of Drexel Hin. will
entertain on Saturday evening, when her
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Meyers
Mr.. and Mrs w J. LAWS. MIR and, Mrs.
BENJAMIN Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Allen Miss Mary Maris and Mr.
Frank Little
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
ILOYD-ACKER

The wedding of Miss Edna NJ. Acker
70 Mr. william L. Lloyd. Jr.. took place
on Tuesday at noon at the home of the
brides aunt, Mrs. Mary AcSer, t27 APPS
ley street. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev James Acker. A reception
followed for the immediate families. Mr.
and Mrs Lloyd will live at Martins
| Crock. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
DUDAIAN--MYERS

The marriage of Miss Edith Cook
Myers daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John
T. Myers, of Moylan, to Mr.. Leonard
Henry Dudman, Of London, Eng. took
place on Saturday at the home OF the
bride. Upon their return from their we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs Dudman will live
on Brighton road, Llanerch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
EsREY-CoPPLE.

Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Lillian Copple of Wallngford, to
Mr.. y. Reese Esrey, Jr., Of Chester, on
March II at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Esrey will make
their home i'm Chester on their return from
Virginia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
REESE-TAYLOR

Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, of Jamison.
Bucks County, Pa, announce the marriage
Of their daughter, Miss Elsie Taylor, to
Mr.. Albert Reese of Tacony, on Saturday.
March l. Mr. and Mrs Reese will live at
370S Friendship street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

NOtlces for the society PAGE WIN be
LsdEeF, but an such n9tiees must Be writ
ten ON one side Of the paDfr. must b
slEued In full. with full address. and when
pOsslbie Telephone number must be given.
Send qD such eommunle atl0ns to $50
elety Editar," Evening LedEe-. COS Chsst-
uut street.
Unless thSss EsaulFemenb are carried
ths netlee via not hs published.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

She is very pretty and very much in
earnest and muchly, oh! very muchly, in
ioVe' and the wedding will take place
out OF town somewhere either in late
NAY or early June. But she did look so
iar away when l met her on Chestnut
street this week! l said to her, Come
aown' my dear, come back to earth; he
Ant SO absolutely perfect, you know.
some day you might find a flaw" And
she looked at me in her funny little
direct way and said, "Oh! do you know
what I've been doing? I'm calculating
now much I'll have to pay for my dining
room rug" NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23

The Quaker City Chapter, order of the
Eastern Star, will give it's annual banquet
at Mosebach's Casino, 13th street and Gil
rard avenue, this evening Idrs L. j..
Davis. of 2O2O Frankford avenue. is worthy
matron of the chapter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Along the Main Line

ARDMORE-The last meeting of Mrs.
Burrows Sloans Dancing Class was held
yesterday at the Meron Cricket Club.
There was a cotillon, with favors for the
members.
Mrs Horatio Gates Lloyd's class will
also close with a cotllon at the Merton
Cricket Club
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23


John Tenbrook Nichols and Mr. and Mrs
Melvin Snyder.
WAYNE-The Saturday Club of Wayne
celebrated its 30th birthday anniversary
on Tuesday with "vogue-up- to date
luncheon" The clubroom was trans
formed into vogue millinery shop with
white striped walls and orange trees
standing around The tables. seating 12
guests each, were in the form of huge
black and white strined hat boxes with n
large bow of tulle ION top When the
luncheon was served the lids Of the boxes
were lifted, disclosing the covers set Under
meath. In the centre of the room was the
table seating the - presidents and OIL
GERS of the club, with tall tulip tree.
reaching TO the ceiling, growing up the
centre. The stage was transformed into
RUSSIAN palance, with black and white
columns and orange trees. Much credit
is due to Mrs. A, Won Bcrnuth Mrs w B.
Riley, Mrs Ralph w Emerson, Mrs
Charles c. Tatnail and Miss Finley, of the
Decorating Committee. Mrs Marshall H.
Smith. chairman Of the Hospitality Com
mittec. arranged the luncheon, The aides
who wore black and white costumes. in
GUIDED Miss Orme Miss Alice Won Bernuth.
MISS Nadine Prev. Miss Tingley, Miss
Mary Aman, Miss Elizabeth Philippe Miss
Madeleine Leavcngood Miss Hazel Went
worth. Miss Mildred Jones Miss Josephine
Obdyte, Miss Bertha Black Miss Adams.
MISS Dorothy Leonard. Miss Edith Watt
Miss Campbell and Miss Thornton
After the luncheon Miss Gladys Lawton
gave n Russian folk dance Mrs. Ralph
Emerson also gave n solo dance the night
lngale Mrs. Humhert Powell. Mrs Frank
Bodinc, Miss Gladys Lawton Miss Mary
Aman. Miss Dorothea Tinrlnv and Miss
Nadine Prev formed sextet which also
save "A Russian folk dance
After the dancing 10 members of the
club gave minstrel show. The mem
hers taking part were Mrs. a. ]. u. Peter
son. Mrs, Henry Roever, Miss Wood. Mrs
J., Arthur Standen, Mrs. j.. j. Palmer.
Mrs. lIumbert Powell, Mrs. Charles c.
Tatnall Mrs. +. i, Ristine and Mrs. John
NJ. Rugan.
Miss Carolyn Reed, who is student Mt
Smiths College, will return home tomor-
row to spend the Easter holidays with her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. Hamll Horne
of Pembroke and Louella avenues Wayne
She will be accompanied by Miss Mary
Holmes and Miss Elizabeth Thornton, Of
Massachusetts,, who will spend the holi-
days with her. Doctor and Mrs Horne
viii give dance tomorrow night and
luncheon on Monday in honor of their
guests
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Rer- ]. M. Cochran 10 Med

The engagement Of the Rev DR.. Jo-
seph, Wilson Cochran, secretary OF the
pregbyterlan BQard Of Education here,
ma Mrs. DorotiNa Lewis Potter. OF Tap
pan. III. T., daughter Of the Rev. Henry
a Lewis has been Announced The we'd
dinx VIII take place in several weeks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
BABY Show at Old Christ Church

A baby show was held today In the
neighborhood house at Old Christ Church,
under the direction Of the Rev Francis
MI Wethegill Miss Jeanette Childs Miss
Catherine NeWbold, Miss Caroline VIII
hanson and Miss Elisabeth Enioott
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
Frankford

Mrs Martha Jane Wolf. of 534S Darrah
street. will give cake, pie. bread and
candy sale at 5413 Frankford avenue for
the benefit of the Undenominational Bible
Glass Mission
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-23
NANCY WYNNE TALKS OF VARIOUS
IENTEN DOINGS IN SOCIAL, WORLD
uanv Flourishing Sewing and Preparedness Glasses
Have Been Started Up During This Season-So-
ciety Is Busily Sewing and Knitting

80 NJ the largest Denten classes
.oo,s every Thursday morning at
home of Mrs. Joseph N. DuBarry,
Wy =, 9iot Spruce street. You know
~. ~ brock and Betty have gone out to
,...,,o for the winter, where Sarah
-, 0one ahead Of them, and so Joe and
rns .-,,a are occupying the house during
~. absence. understand they intend
y ,ate a house out on the Maine Line
IN the spring. The class in sewing
-. for Mrs. Nina Larry Duryea's
.-s.nob Relief. Some among the mem
80 are Eleanor Hopkins, who seems
: have been made for charitable work;
- sister. Letitla McT<im, Nancy Cole
"a, Margot Scull, Gertrude Heckscher
.,d Mrs Albert Smith.
Another Thursday Lenten sewing
.,..s meets at the home of Mrs. @. c..
Meade Large, at 1908 De Lancey place.
~. c,embers of this class include Mrs.
Tnonas q. Ashton, Mrs. Alfred r. Allen,
~. Charles e. Brlnley, Mrs. William
q bonner, Mrs. Stacey =. Lloyd, Miss
Nary X. Gibson, Mrs. Isaac r. Davis,
Mrs. Henry S. Jeanes, Miss Agnes c.
vspnedy. Mrs. Herbert r Clark, Mrs.
rohn M. DenIson, Mrs. Isaac w. Rob-
,rts. Mrs. George w. Kendrick, Sd, Mrs.
Hsnry Miller Watts. Mrs. Daniel B
VENT, Mrs. Gustavus w. Cook, Mrs.
Herbert w. Warden, Mrs. j. Ridgway
Reilly. Mrs. Robert Sewell and Mrs.
Charles L. Borie, Jr.