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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-07

L. 7nndihinS unpaid after said first
7" May As provided in Section
y. napier ls5. of the Public Laws Of
ii Viliiilttee of three was appoint
~ vail upon Or. Merrill as early
a''" as possible and present an
s''' request for the immediate ap-
s''i'eh' OF a farm demonstration for
county. The committee:
~ l. Tibbetts. Donald w. Ellis
george T Jones.
.sO.a sao''c way. the town voted. to be
IA wv DIS laid out by the selectmen
Sis use money to build the same.
way way to begin at a point in the
,son. !. line OF High street, so-called,
NJ. '0uf rods southerly from land
.so,. D. II. Parkin. thence westerly
s,s. 'eh rods. thence continuing in a
.5@', , angle in westerly direction
h.. RODS to the easterly line of
N street. in said town of Fairfield.
s,.;s voted TO accept a public way
ass,. 'al oy the selcctmen and raise
y" ouiid the same. Said way to
bin; A'huation Of Osborne street,
srh at Il store on the corner of
Sg u osborne streets, and run
IN elt2 degrees west $50 feet
s,sa S, on the bounds of Hatch
a ~. '.u road to be south of said
arus ieet wide (the same as o.
est'' Land damage claimed
es.sn a''er OF establishing a line
kry o, .he town farm and land for
II. neu oy r. f. Greene was left
"'hos OF the selectmen. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
MANY PHILADELPHIANS SPEND
WEEKEND AT ATLANTIC CITY
Number of Prominent Visitors Sojourning at Resort
for Over Palm Sunday and Crowded Hotels
Present Gay Scene

ATLANTIC CITY, April ia terrific
windstorm created havoc on the Board
walk yesterday afternoon. Hats were
blown out to sea, many a spring chapeau
being utterly ruined by the sudden gale.
Hundreds OF visitors, including a num-
ber of prominent Philadelphians, have ar
rived to remain over Palm Sunday, and
the hotel exchanges are quite gay, many
weird fashion concelts being seen.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles d. Barney, the
Baroness Won Hitler and Mrs. A. B.
Hubbard preferred not to take any chances
with the windstorm, and viewed the
promenade from the deck" Of the Tray
more They will be down until after
Easter
The attractive Megargee girls, Miss
Lorna Megargee and Miss Miriam Me-
gargee who seldom miss an Easter sea-
son at Atlantic City, are at the Tray
more with their sister, Mrs. Herbert NJ.
Tilden, and Miss Newton.
Mrs Norman w. CTamp, Mr. William
NJ. Cramp and Miss Virginia Cramp are
at the Traymore, as are Miss Agnes
Brockie, Miss Sarah Franklin, Mr.. and
Mrs Edmund r. Runke and Mr.. and
Mrs James D. Rowland.
Mrs Thompson Bryan, who has been
spending the winter at Haverford came
down to visit her aunt. Mrs. W. w.
Worthington at the Brighton. Mrs.
Thompson always spends the early part
of the summer at the Dennis. Mr..
James b. Brady, of New York.
familiarly known as Diamond Jim
Brady" is at the Shelburne.
Mrs. Robert L, Griffith and Miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
"RoBIN HOOD" TO BE SUNG
Great Interest Manifested in Operate
Society's Forthcoming Performance

The Philadelphia Operatic Society will
close It's 10th season devoted TO the study
of opera with a performance Of Reginald
De Kovens pretty romantic opera OF
robin Hood" This opera has been in
rehearsal for some months under the
capable direction of Wasslli Leps who has
complete charge. and nothing has been
left undone to make this the greatest per-
formance I'm the history OF the society.
The history OF the opera is well known.
tt had its first performance on the night
or N ne 0, 1890, at the Chicago Opera
House, All over the country the opera
made a tremendous hit as interpreted by
the famous Bostouians. and Mr.. De Koven
himself conducted the I000th performances
at the Broadway Theatre. New York
Leading members of the original cast
were Tom Karl. Eugene Cowles. W. H.
Macdonald Henry Clay Barnabee. George
b. Frothingham, Marie Stone, Jessie Bart
lett Davis. Josephine Bartlett and Car
Iotta Maconda. BY singular coineidenes
Marie Stone. who played in the original
ton who will present Allan Adale" In the
Forthcoming production.
"Robin Hood" win be given by the
operate Society at the Metropolitan
Opera House on the evening Of May IL
with the following cast Robin Hood.
John w. Noble; Guy, Hermann Buhl VIII
Scarlet, Frank NJ. Comfy Little John, J.
II. Clegg Friar Tuck, Charles Shuttle
worth The Sheriff, Horace Hood Allan,
Marie Stone Langston; Maid Marian,
Kathryn Mckinley; Dame burden. Marie
Loughney, and Annabel. Lottie Loeken.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
Elizabeth Grfith. of Haverford, are at
the Brighton for the Meek end -

Elizabeth Griffith, of Haverford, are at
the Brighton for the week end. eSs
Mr.. r, Brent Keyser, of Batting
came down today to join Mrs. Ka
and the Misses Keyser, who have
here for n week.
Miss Thornton and Miss Cottor %
Germantown, are at the Brighton with
Mrs. John NJ. Fries.
Mrs. w. w. Hollngsworth has returned
to West Chester after spending a few
days at the Glaslyn-Chatham with Mrs.
H. b. Buckwalter and Miss BuclIwalter.
Francis B. Reeves, of Philadelphia, ia
entertaining at the Dennis over Palm Sun
de- his granddaughters. Miss Martha
Robeson and Miss Anna Robson, of
Bridgeton, n. ],
The Philadelphia colony was augmented
yesterday by a. p. Swoyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Il. Mccarthy, Mr. and Mrs o. NJ
Simonn, Miss Mayer, Miss Clara A.
Willis, Mrs. Il. r. Hutlin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry T. Supplee, Mrs. Daniel Blissnew,
Mr.. Henry G. Freeman, Jr., Mrs s. 8.
Morgan, Mrs. C. II. Morgan, Mrs. T.. H.
Cornell, Mrs J. NJ. Baer. Mr. Aubrey
Howell Mrs, d. +. Waters, Mr.. NJ. ].
Waters, Mr.. and Mrs William Max, Mrs.
William NJ. Wagner, Miss |. c. Morrow,
Mrs. William H. Marvill, Mrs, Philemon
Dickinson, Miss Mildred Dickinson, DR..
and Mrs. Charles II. Palmer. Miss Eliza
beth II. Palmer. Mrs Charles L. Elliott,
Mrs A. S. Marshall Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
X. Davis, Mrs. ID. II. Parle. Miss Parke, :
Mrs W. b. Bodlne, Miss Bodine and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T. Keith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
LOWER MERION HIGH SCHOOL
ALUMNI WILL ENTERTAIN
Several Amusing Sketches Will Be Given This Evening
in Auditorium of School by Former Students
Golden Wedding Celebration

Mrs. w. A. Breyer. Mr. and Mrs. T. w.
Wickersham Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Diclx-
ison. DIR. and Mrs. G. S. TuttIe, DR. and
Mrs. a, w. Wagers, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Elliott, Mr. and Mrs r. w Elliott Miss
Julia Appenzeller, Mrs. Emily s. ReddinR.
Mrs. John McChesney, Mr.. William Corn
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Newman.
TTNHE April dance of the Terpslchoreans
i will be held in the Gold Room of the
Adelphia this evening. The COMMITTEES in
charge is made up Of Mr.. X. ]. Birn-
brauer president; Mr.. ]. p. McCullough.
treasurer; Mr.. c. II. Knauer, assistant
treasurer Mr.. f, Henderson, secretary
and Mr.. G. e. Wolfnger and the patron-
esses are Mrs. II. Blrnbrauer, Mrs. J. II.
Brooks, Mrs A. Henderson, Mrs. g. II.
Knauer, Miss f. Henderson, Mrs. w. II.
Loughery, Mrs. NJ. H. Mccullough, Mrs.
+. j. Schlaich and Mrs. c. f. wolfnger
The weekly meeting Of the friends of
the Lebanon Hospital-was held on Tues
day evening at the hospital DR.. Albert
Berheim and DR.. /. V. Slof members Of
the staff made addresses. The proceedsS
Of dance given recently will be used
TO start building fund.
The committee is. making arrangements
for leap year and novelty dance, to be
held on Sunday evening. April 30 at
AppllO ttHll, ltEb NOTtn Broad street. MT.
Harry Hoffman. chairman of the Dance
Committee, assisted by Mr. NJ y. Squires,
is endeavorlnE to make this affair one that
will surpass previous ones The hall will
be deliberately decorated with palms and
ferns. a special program is being arranged
for that evening by the Entertainment
Committee. Exhibition dances will take
place In the hall. The proceeds of the af-
fair will be utilized for the maintenance
of the poor suffering from tuberculosis.
A party was given by Mr.. James Press
man on Sunday evening at his home, 202
North 57th street In honor Of his 10th p,
birthday Vocal solos were rendered by
Miss Gertrude Pitchrorow. Miss Mollie
Abraham and Miss Rose Marmorstein with
Mrs. Lipschutz at the piano. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs George LIP
schultz. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pressfnan,
Mr.. Frank Pressman, Mr.. Harold Press
man, Mr.. Jack Margolis, Mr.. Abraham
Cohen, Mr. Simon Cohen, Mr. Louis Dwor-
kns, Mr.. Louis Eishauky Mr. David
Kramer, Mr.. Joseph Pitchrow. Mr.. Max
Spewak Mr.. Maurice Friedland, Mr.. David
Rosenberg, Mr.. Frederick Freedman, Mr..
Samuel Master, Miss Sarah Spewak, Miss
Rebecca Burman. Miss Ethel Friedland.
Miss Reba Pollack, Miss Rose Bedrick,
Miss Ethel Margolis, Miss Molly Abra-
hams. Miss Gertrude Pitchrow, Miss Lii
Ian Master and Miss Anna Luisky.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
NANCY WYNNE SEES QUIET WEEK
ERE EASTER FESTIVITIES BEGIN
Members of Society Journey to South Carolina to At
tend Roosevelt-Sinkler Nuptials-Man
Line Walking Club

will return to his home in strafford next
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lenford Murray
will entertain at dinner at their home in
Old Lancaster road, wynnewood. this
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Coleman Alburger will
give reception at their home in Mer-
chantville on Thursday evening, to intro
duce their daughter, Miss Helen stiles
Alburger
Mrs. r. II. Rolfe, of 21a5 Porter street,
entertained at luncheon this afternoon, in
honor OF her daughter. Miss Mary Rolfe,
who will be a graduate of Miss Hilrs
School In June. The guests, who were
also members of the senior class, included
Miss Clara Freebooter, Miss Dorothy Funk,
Miss Maude Gould. Miss Cathleen John
son, Miss Florence Koch, Miss Elizabeth
Keene. Miss Virginia Lloyd, Miss Dorothy
Matthew, Miss Elizabeth Suddards Miss
Marion Paiste, Miss Charlotte Ware, Miss
ida Ware, Miss Florence Westcott and
Miss Deborah Williams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
APRIL DAYS PROVE POPULAR
WITH A NUMBER OF BRIDES
Marriage of Miss Tiefenbach to Mr.. Ewes Will Take
Place This Evening at Jenkntown-Membe
of Camden Church Choir to Wed

HNHE wedding Of Miss Hazel Claire Tie
L fenbach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs j,
Frederick Tiefenbach. of Jenkintown, and
Mr.. Schuyler Ewes, of Jenltintown, will
take place this evening at the home of the
brides parents on Mather avenue. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
Turnam Shook, rector of the Church of
the Advocate, Germantown. The bride
who will be given in marriage by her fa-
ther, will wear beautiful gown of bro
cade and ivory white satin with bodice OF
duchesse lace and chiffon. The skirt will
be made very short, with large puffs of the
satin on either side; the tulle veil will
come to the bottom of the skirt and will
be caught with orange blossoms.
Miss Nellie Tiefenbach, the maid of
honor, will be the only attendant. She will
be most attractively gowned in pink taft
feta. edged with rosebuds. The skirt
will be short and very full, caught here
and there with small roses, and she will
carry bouquet of pink rosebuds Mr.
Ewes will have his brother, Mr., Herbert
Ewes. of Jenkintown, as best man.
After an extended wedding trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Ewes will be at home after May
l, at 341 Westinghouse lane, Narberth,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
DEFENSE GRADUATION THEME
President Clark Urges Preparedness
at Franklin Institute Commencement

That the Government will finally adopt
policy OF preparedness 10 insure the fl.
ture peace OF the nation" was tho senti-
ment expressed last night by DIR. Walton
Clark, president of the Franklin Institute
He. said this when he delivered the ora.
tion at the ED annual commencement
exercises.
Twenty-Five graduates received scholar
ships, while 10 others received prizes
available for the students.
Reference 10 the question OF prepared.
ness was made by Doctor Walton after he
had read 3 paper on the development OF
lighting during the LAST 100 years An.
other address was delivered by John r.
Abbott, expresident Of the Alumni Asso-
eiation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
Frankford

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick d. Mensing,
whose marriage took place on February
16, have issued cards for the first of
their receptions, to be held on Monday
evening at their home, 2S45 Frankford
avenue Mrs. Robert G. Stevenson will
assist Mrs. Mensng in receiving the
guests, who viii number about 100 Mrs,
Mensng will be remembered as Miss
Edyth +: Anderson, daughter of the late
Mr.. James Anderson and Mrs. Anderson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15

| A CLEVER entertainment, entitled "A
Il Klever Klutter," will he given this
! evening under the auspices of the Lower
Merion High School Alumni Association Mt
! the high school auditorium Numerous
| amusing sketches will be given, the first
| "A Train TO Mauro," with Miss Maizie j.
! simpson Mr. Franklin y. Spohn and Mr.
/ Ihomas I. Ferguson in the cast. followed
/ by character songs given by Miss Mildred
| E Gouldng, with the assistance of Mr.
Earl NJ. Andrews, Mr.. Robert A. Mueller
| Mr.. j. Herbert Baltz and Mr.. G. Ralph
Andrews.
Other numbers will be Madame Rorer's
Kitchen Orchestra" i" "Sutter and Nutter."
Popping the Question" and the Dance
OF the Butterflies"
Among those in the casts will be Miss
Anita Preston, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss
Helen NJ. Lees, Miss Helen c. Reiten-
baugh, Miss Mildred e. Goulding, Miss
Mae H. Jones, Miss NJ, Luverne Osmond.
Miss Jeanette j.. Campbell, Mr.. George
Bennett, Mr.. Thomas T. Ferguson, Mr..
Freeman S. Belcher, Jr.. Mr. Robert A.
Mueller Mr. William a. McCrea, Mr.. Har.
old T. Godfrey, Mr. Robert Seasholtz, Mr..
c. Ralph Andrews Mr.. Earl NJ. Andrews.
Mr. Earl +. Smith Mr.. willard NJ. Sis.
tare, Mr. Leroy Hilyard, Mr.. ! Herbert
Baltz Miss Helena Shorthand. Miss Gene
We've y. Hilyard, Miss Mary S. Campbell,
MISS flpfenCe NJ. wilson, MISS Florence
h. Hansell Miss Marguerite Goodman,
Miss Helen NJ. Shimpf, Miss Dorothy K
llansell Miss Anna r. Baltz, Miss Kath-
ryn H. Rapp, Miss Marian II. Morgan.
Miss Edna a. Harmstad Miss Edith G.
Hayden Mr. H. Frederick Llppincott and
Miss Dorothy a. Belcher.
In celebration Of their golden wedding
Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Levy,
of 33i5 North Gratz street will give
dinner, followed by reception, this eve
ming at Meyers Drawing Room. 1924
North Broad street. Mr. Levy and Mrs
Fannie Goetz Levy, who are natives of
Germany, were married in this city April
Is, 1866, by Rabbi Nathans. The bride
groom was 81 and his bride several years
younger. Three of their four children are
living-NTr. Joseph Levy, of Buffalo, n. Y;
Mr.. Ferdinand Levy and Miss Pauline
Levy, of this city. These, with the five
grandchildren, will be among the many
guests
THE last meeting of Mrs Frederick
i Snellers dancing class will be held
this evening in Newman's studios. The
decorations will be spring flowers. Mrs.
Sneller will he bccomingly gowned in pale
green taffeta and tullc. Among those
present will be Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nc
Dowell, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hart,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Lindback, Mr. and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
What's Doing Tonight

schoolmen's week. University of Psnnsys-
vania.
Philadelphia Orchestra concert. Academy OF
Music,
Passion, play Metropolitan Opera House.
r Philadelphia Motor Speedway Association
dinner DEMONSTRATIONS Hotel
Illustrated lecture; The Shoe N Mythology,
Romance, Peace and War" by Major Charles
4. Cahlll. under the auspices of the Curtis
Country Club. Auditoriun. Curtis building,
Independence Square; 6i0 o'clock.
Lecture on 'alititsry En7i7Is;erinE.'' I; - under
George A. zinn, Witherspoon Ham O. clock.
Etching exhibit, Art Club
American Philosophical confeFence. 1OA
south 9th street. banquet; O'Clock.
Twentieth Anniversary diner and BoheuIiau
grill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
LansdoWne

Mrs. Charles Shurtleff, Of West Green
wood avenue entertained the members
or her mission study class at luncheon
at her home yesterday afternoon. Her
guests were Mrs Philip John Jaisohn.
Mrs. Croswe!l McBee, Mrs. w Bowers,
Mrs. Joseph Bowers. Mrs F. Ross Mr.
II. r. Dorman, Mrs. William Baxter. Mrs
u. Martin, Mrs. Carl Altmaier. Mrs Rich
ard Newbold, Mrs. Morley Underhill and
Mrs. T.. Mckinley
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs C. Elmer Michener, Of
North owen avenue, viii entertain M their
home this evening Their guests viii
be Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Johnson.
Mr and Mrs, Harry Tompkins. Mr. and
Mrs Charles Woods, Mr., and Mrs. Sparks
Bishop and DR.. and Mrs. Howard T.
Busler.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
North PHILADELPHIA

Mr., and Mrs. John A. Hlnckle, of 33I7
North 18th street, have announced the en-.
gagement of their daughter Miss Marian
Elizabeth Hinckle, TO MIR. William Frank
lin Egan. Jr, OF 28S7 Columbia avenue.
Miss Hinckle is a graduate of Friends
Select School, class of 1914, and Mr. Egan
is a graduate OF the electrical engineering
department Of the University OF Penn
sylVania class of 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15

tained the members of their bridge cIuh al
their home last evening. The members
OF the club are Mr., and Mrs. Howard
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O'Daniel.
Mr., and Mrs Marshall johnson. MIR. and
Mrs Sparks Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Young.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
Personals

The meeting of the Saturday Evening
Dancing Glass will take place this eve
ming, at Ashers, 22d and Walnut streets
The Easter german will be held at Hor-
ticultural Hall on the evening of Tuesday,
April 25, at $3.50 o'clock. The class is
under the direction of Mrs. Henry Brnton
Coke, chairman; Mrs. r. H. Bayard
Bowie, Mrs. Norton Downs, Mrs. John
White Geary, Mrs. Edgar Scott, Mrs. sgd
ney Thayer and Mrs Charlton Yarnall
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
P',oto by j. Mitchell nnlo,

to DR. Charles b. Hollis will take place
this evening, at o'clock, at the home
OF the brides parents. The bride s
father will give her in marriage and the
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
i. G. Wright, of the Gethsemane Baptist
Church. The bride will wear a gown of
white crepe de chine and point lace, with
veil or tulle caught with orange bios
SONS Lilies of the valley, arranged in
shower will be carried. Mrs. d. Dor
sey Wolf the brides sister who will he
matron of honor, will be gowned in pale
blue thistledown taffeta, draped with
tulle, and will carry pink roses. Miss
Betty kempton, niece of the bride, will be
flower girl. Her lingerie froclS is of hand
embroidered batiste trimmed with pink
ribbons and her flower basket will hold
Sweetheart roses.
DR. Paul Kitchin will act as best man.
After the reception for the families of
the bridegroom and bride, which will fol,
low the service, Doctor and Mrs Hollis
viii leave for Old Point Comfort
They will be at home after June at
1900 North 18th street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
Along the Reading

The last meeting of Mrs. Frederick W,
Morris, Jr.'s dancing class for the school
set was held at the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock. The class this year has been
under the direction Of Miss Robbins Yes.
terday several guests were invited and the
affair was n fancy dress. Among those
attending were Miss MarReretta Stevens,
Miss Ann Stevens, Miss Elizabeth Nor
ris, Miss Dorothy Lowering, Miss MARI
anna Merritt, Miss Molly Bradley, Miss
Marguerite Boyle, Miss Elizabeth Stetson,
Miss Ann Stetson. Miss Jacqueline Powell,
Miss Nancy Drayton, Miss Phoebe Drayton,
Master Frederick Morris. Master Beauveau
Bore Master Floyd starr, Master Daniel
Merritt Master Richard Rush, Master
Spencer Brock, Master John Gilbert. Jr,,
Master Rowland Gilbert Master Furness
Thompson, Master Benjamin Rowland and
Master Horace Powell.
Miss Elizabeth Hendrickson. Of Jenkin.
town, will entertain at bridge and 500 this
afternoon at the Old York Road Country
Club. Among the guests will be Miss
Emma Comfy, Miss Hannah Comfy, Miss
Sara Brooke, Miss Lillian Brooke. Miss
Josephine Taggart, Miss Isabel TaEgart,
Miss Helen Lester, Miss Helen Slifer, Miss
Viola Thoman, Miss Emma Hallowell. Miss
Frances Hallowell, Miss Hannah Halo.
well, Miss Marian Gayley. Miss Doris
Wetherbee Miss Jean Webber, Mrs
George Elsasser. Jr.. Miss Esther wass,
Miss Elsie Smith. Miss Elsie Daniels, Miss
Blanche Daniels, Miss Eleanor Jones, Miss
Myrtle Mckee, Miss Dorothea Schivley,
Miss Dorothy Ruddeh. Mrs. Arthur Jen-
kins, Miss Sarah Mather, Miss Emily
Mather, Mrs Ellis Llppincott, Mrs. ].
Karle Parry, Jr., Mrs Israel r. Halo.
WELL Miss Caroline Thomas Miss Eleanor
Long, Mrs o. b. Riesewetter, Mrs. Fred.
erick Rawcliffe, Miss Viola Dcrr, Miss
Margaret Anderson, Mrs. Thomas Baker,
Miss Eleanore Baker Mrs. John Comfy.
Mrs. Robert Bennett, Miss Eleanor
Weaver, Miss Laurence Weaver Mrs. Ed.
mond Price, Mrs. George Bradbury, Mrs
Herbert K. Taylor, Mrs. NJ X. w. Plank,
Mrs. j. Howard Ervien, Miss Phoebe
Chandler, Mrs. Ralph Patch, Mrs. Elwood
w. Miller, Mrs. Louis II. Schwartz, Mrs.
T. Kessler Schwartz. Mrs. Lewis Fretz,
Mrs. j. L. Eyre Cheecham, Miss Anna
Hughes Miss Frances B. Hitchcock, Mrs.
James w. HunsberEer. Mrs. Warren S.
Buzby, Miss Dorothy Beach. Mrs. Edwin
w. Palmer, Miss Irene Chase. Miss Glenn
entne Pent, Mrs Mahlou II. Dunn, Mrs.
II. Houston Kirkpatrick Mrs. t. b. Hem
erickson and Miss Beatrice Wallace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
Chester Valley

The Parent-Teacher Association of VIII
listown township will give a supper
this evening in the Monument School.
near Malvern, the proceeds of which will
be used for the purchase of equipment
for a playground.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Eyre. who have
been spending the winter at the Bellevue
Stratford, have returned to their home
'Eyreview," West Chester.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15

Mr. and Mrs. Newberry A S. Ross, of
West Upsal street, announces the engage
ment of their daughter Miss Mildred Al
len Ross, to Mr. Ralph Emerson Hurst
formerly of Rochester, N. Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15
NULTY-FISHER.

The marriage of Miss Evelyn Rodan
Fisher and Mr.. Russell Huitt Nulty will
take place this afternoon at o'clock in
the First Methodist Episcopal Church, of
Camden. Both Miss Fisher and Mr..
Nulty have been members of the choir Of
this church for five years and the other
members of the choir will sing an elab-
orate program during the ceremony, The
father of the bride, the Rev. w. X.
Fisher. editor of the Ocean City Ledger
and a recent delegate to the Methodist
Episcopal Conference, will ofIiciate. The
maid of honor will be Miss George Muir
ray and the best man will be Or, John
Dibble The ushers viii be Mr.. Robert
Sturr, of Elmer, n, j.; Mr.. Raymond
Walton, Mr.. Norman Higgins and Mr.,
George Fisher. The young couple will
go to Washington for their honeymoon
and will be at home after June l at AL
South 7th street, Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-15

Miss Esther Jean Bochman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis Boch-
man, was among the guests at the thea
tire party and supper given last night in
New York by Mr.. Henry II, B. Paul and
Mr. j, Theus Munds.