davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-01
Wierna lo}ierka.

By}a a bardzo urodziwa ME.
wiasta, a zwala sic Ma}gorzata.
w Polsce ME nowina krasa u ko-
biet, Ma1gorzate jednak sfawiono
pc ca}em sasiedztwie z pieknosci,
jak jej meza z odwagi. Zuch by},
co sic zowie MAJ PAM Ma}gorzaty,
to tez krol Boles1aw bardzo go So
bic umi1owa1, jake re sam smia-
1y, smiafych rycerzy chetnie do
ko1a siebie widziaf.
A dzia}o sic to "a owych bardzo
dawnych czasow, kiedy laden wo-
jak d1ugo pod piecem ME siedzia}.
Trzeba by1o dobrze sic mice ma
bacznosci, zeby nieprzyjaci6f W
grantee kraju ME puscic. Wojska
takiego, :jak dis, ME znalismy
wcale, w naszej ojczyznie, kto zy1
ziemie ora}, a dopiero gdy ra-
bus jaki zagrozif napadem, kazdy
Smielszego serca cz}owiek rzucaf
soche i "a oszczep chwyta}, zeby
bronic Polski, zwyczajnie, jak
syn matki bronic oboWiazany.
Zdarzy1o sic w}asnie, re kr6l
Boles1aw Smia}y skrzykna} do sic
bic zuch6w ma wyprawe przeciw
Rusinom. Pojecha} i MAJ PAM Mai
gorzaty, chociaz okrutnie zal mu
by}o zostawic w dOmu urOdZiWa
| zone i 1adny HAWAI- ziemi bez 60
spodarza porzucic. Ale = jak to
m6wia - s}uzba ME druzba, a je-
szcze tez s1uzba ola ojczyzny, te
+; ochotnie pc1nic trzeba, to tez chloe
Ma4gorzata lamentowa}a, MAJ Cd
da1 ja Bogu W opieke, przykaza},
ably pilnie WARY mu strzeg}a i ma
gospodarstwo baczenie da1a, a po-
tenn dosiad1 konia i z kr6lem b.
i; les1awem pojecha1 al do Kijowa.
Me wracaf rok, ME wraca1 dru-
! gi, zimy mija}y, lata mija}y, jego
jak niema tax niema. Lamentuje
PAM Ma1gorzata, raczki bale "a
}amuje, s1a}aby posly "a mezem,
ale kt6z to ma kraj swiata poje-
die wiatru pc polach szukac. Lu-
die wtedy pisac ME umieli, pocz-
ty - co listy zabiera - ME znali,
kt6ry kr6l czytac potrafi}, a coz
dopiero niewiasta. Chodzi biedna
opuszczona pc ca1ym Zembocinie,
DO tax sic ia wies ko1o Proszowic
lezaca zwa}a, ME ciesza ia pola,
ME ciesza weso}e pag6rki, kt6rych
W tamtych stronach wiele spotkac
MONA, narzeka i place.:
- Nigdy juz, nigdy meza ME 20
bacze! lamentuje biedna, a tn ia
wieksza gorycz "a pc raz docho-
dza s}uchy, re rycerze, kt6rzy z
kr6lem %pojechali, wcale do Polski
Wracac ME mysla, DO sobie bardzo
Kij6w u%podobali i milej i'm tam,
niz ia wlasnym zagonie.
Gorzko by1o Maigorzacie slu-
chac takich opowiadan, a stwo-
rzyli te plotki r6zni zamozni sa-
siedzi, DO i'm urodziwa gospodyni
z Zebocina wpadfa w oko, kazdy
chocby dis posla}by do ME swaty
Perswadowali vice wiernej ME
wiescie ma dwojaki spos6b: raz
m6wili, re MAJ usieczon jest w BIZ
twie przez Rusin6w, a ona wdowa
niema co WARY dochowywac lat
m}odych ma p}aczu TRAGIC, to zn6w
przysiegali sie,jako wiedza, wzgar
da niewiernemu odp}acic powin-
ma.
Ale Ma1gorzata z Zembocina
cnotliwa by1a kobieta, przysiegla
mezowi pred o1tarzem, re 90 az
do smierci ME opusci, chciala vice
przysiegi dotrzymac, odpedza}a "a
lotnik6w, swallow Qdsy}a}a z nj
cZem, az tax obrazi1a ia siebie sa-'
shadow, re odgrazali sic napasc IA
Zembocin i, Ma1gorzate gwaltem
porwac.
"Rabusie, zabijaki' = m6wila
Ma1gorzata - ME mogli to z kro-
lem ma wojne jechac! PREDICT da-
liby rade Rusinom, ale oni woleli
W domu zostac. DO rozpusta i'm W
g}owie ME ,ojczyzna!" Por6wny-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-01

A byf W Zembocinie, jake i dis
| ;jeszcze ma podziw ludziom stoi,
kosci61 murowany: ma podziw, DO
tax postawili go mularze, re po-
dobny jest re ws%zystkiem do 1odzi
Mad wielkim o1tarzem teraz jesz-
cze kazdy zobaczyc moe w wiezy
kryj6wke, kt6rej ME dojrzysz O.
klein zrazu, TAXA nieznacznie W
grubym murze schowana.
"Dopom6z mi, Boze, WARY me-
FOWL dochowac" modlifa sic NAL
gorzata dzien i noe, al raz W wiel-
klein utrapieniu przysz}o jej. do
bre natchnienie, zeby szukac ma
wiezy ratunku ola ma}zenskiej
cnoty. Przypusci1a wierna auge
do tajemnicy i kiedy juz zalotnik
! gwa}tem porwac ia chcia}, ucie-
k1a Ma1gorzata ia wieze, a siu-
zaca zamurowa1a ia w %kryj6wce.
Slad navel ME zostal, re tam zy-
wa dusza zamknac siemog}a pred
! swiatem.
Zalotnicy tymczasem az zeba-
mi zgrzytali re z}osci. 30 pomysl-
Gle tylko, jaki gniew musia} ich
ogarnac, kiedy wpadli do domu
Ma}gorzaty, a tn 0 pieknej ME
wiescie ami slychu: darmo szukali
jej ma strychu, darmo W ogrodzie,
darmo W piwnicy, znik1a = jak
gdybys kamien W wode wrzuci}.
Wierna s}uga milcza1a, a 1akom-
cy ma cudze dobro re wstydem
odjechac z Zembocina musieli.
Smia}a sic tez z mich okrutnie, a
! potem noca bieg}a pod wieze opo-
wiedziec swojej PAM 0 tenn co
sic stale. Ma1gorzata dziekowa}a
Bogu i spuszcza1a z okienka sznu-
rex, s1uga wiaza}a ma sznurek, co
mia1a nieboga, chleba, latem owoc
z ogrodu i tax zywi}a swoja pania
przez cafy rok. Mkt ME domysla}
sic navel, re wysoko ma wiezy,
gdzie tylko kawki gniazda sobie
, villa siedzi zamurowana cudnej u
rody niewiasta i zazdrosci kaw-
kom, DO one leca, gdzie je skrzy-
F.! Ola poniosa, chocby do samego
Kijowa, a ona "a mezem poleciec
: ME moze.
AZ jednego dnia, w1asnie kiedy
znow nasta}a wiosna, zaczeli sic
| pc drogach pokazywac rycerze.
Wracali z wojny do dom6w, ale
malo kt6ry tym powrotem sic po-
cieszy} DO niejeden zastal zmarno-
wane gospodarstwo, a co gorsza,
czesto tego i owego we w1asnej
! chacie witano jak nieboszczyka,
co neutrality-suspicious. z tamtego
swiata przychodzi, kiedy juz in
ny jego miejsce zajal. By1a z tel
przyczyny wielka obraza boska,
mordowali sic miedzy SODA ci r6z-
nj mezowie, mordowano niewier-
he niewiasty prawdziwie sadny
dzien przyszedf ia Polske, "a to
W Zembocinie TAXA nastala "a
dose, take wesele,> jakiego zadne
jeszcze ME zaznalo ma1zenstwo.
- Jedzie, pan nasz jedzie! =
wo}a}a sluga ME czekala nocy,
zeby z nowina pobiedz do swej pa
nj pod wieze. Ale i Malgorzata doj
rzala juz meza przez okienko W
murze Chciala wyciagnac do ME
go rece, ME mog1a, DO okienko by
10 wazkie, tlukala bialemi piast-
kami pc kamieniach, ale choc
wapno opad}o z muru, kamienia
ruszyc ME zdola1a.
= ia tn jestem! tn Gle czekam
wierna IONA = wola1a Malgorza-
! ia, DO rycerz konia pred koscio-
lem zatrzyma1, zeby MIN do Was
nego zajedzie domu, W domu Bo-
gym podziekowac Stworcy "a
szczesliwy powr6t z wojny.
| zatrzymaf konia, noge re stree
mienia wyja}, a tn s1yszy wolanie
z CORY. Poznaje CLOS Malgorzaty,
! vice malo nie skamienia1 z pre-
strachu rycerz, DO mysla1 w tel
turbacyi, re jego cudna niewiasta
umar1a i z nieba mu sic odzywa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-01

Ludzie, kt6rzY czesto cier-
pia ma zatwardzenie, kt6re po-
woduie b6l glowy, blada cere,
niecsysty oddech, brak ape
tytu, ME powinni odkladat a.
nj minutY lecz uzywa6 Holli-
sierra Rocky Mountain her.
bate n~atychmiast. Me odkla+
dajcie. 35c v apiece BroWn'a
Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-01
D1adu$ bohater.
(Dokonczenie.)

PAAv OoSSiAAAtES
g}ebiej i znowu bieg1. Pc godzi-
ME niezmiernie mozolnej podr6zy,
ujrza1 Wieze koscio1a miasteczko-
wego, odetchna1, ale kroku ME
zvolni1. = Odpoczne Ia lawie w
apiece, az lekarstwo skoncza. -
zmeczenia dotad ME czu1, W glo-
vie mt szumiafo tylko, cd szyb-
kiego chodu = oczywiscie! Do
bill do miasteczka i apteki i Cd
dawszy recepte aptekarzowi, siadf
albo raczej pad} ma lave. Wy
ciagnaf sic, wyprostowa} i usmie-
chnal prawie, DO myslaf: + ME
m6wilem? Ola mnie starego listo-
nosza, to mic TAXA droga!
Kiedy jednak pc p6}godzinie
lekarstwo odebra1 i do powrotu
sic zabiera}, zdawa}o mu sic, jak-
by mu nogi ~ociezafy. - Zasiedzia-
lem sic j kwita. Trzeba ostrzej, to
p6jdzie. = No, i szfo, szlo lie!
Juz miasteczko znikne}o mu "a
bia1awa mglistoscia, juz mina1
znajomy sobie krzyz ia rozdrozu.
Szed1 a raczej bieg} i wmawiaf w
siebie, re idzie tax szybko, jak
szed1 poprzednio. TAX jednak
ME by1o. Nogi plata1y mu sic ja-
kos, kroki stawia1 niepewne, ko-
lana ugina1y, Gale cialo ciezy1o
ku ziemi. w oczach mu sic cmi-
10, do czego widok migocacego
sniegu wielce sic przyczynia1, W
g1owie szumia1o, a rece opadaly
bezw1adnie.
= He, he, = pomysla1 starry,
r. starosc daje sic W maxi. Te-
go dawniej ME bywa1o. Ale to
mic, juz ia sobie z MIA dam rade.
Staraf sic przyspieszyc kroku i
wmawia1 w siebie, re istotnie
przyspieszy}, ale tax ME by}o.
Znowu uszed1 kawa1ek. Teraz
poczal sic niepokoic. - Co to-,
! prZechodzi to Osfabienie? - Me
przechodzi1o wcale, ale raczej
wzrastalo. w oczach pocze}y mu
czerwone kola migac, dalekie O.
: gromne drzewa mad droga stoja-
ce zdawaly mu sic olbrzymami
! groznymi, kt6re go lada chwile
przygniota.
= Jezus, Marya! = krzyknaf
II co sic re NINA dzieje?
Szedl jeszcze pochylony, zgar-
biony, a czujac, re %ciezarem cia-
la naprz6d sunie, bieg1 coraz szyb
ciej, ably ME upasc, coraz szyb-
iciej, az. padl. Zerwa1 sic z o.
krzykiem i uszedl kawalek i zno-
WI upadf IA kolana jeczac:-Je-
zus i Marya ratuj, ratuj FRAME!
- Potem leg1 ma sniegu, jasnosc
go o~garne1a re wszech stron wiel-
ka. Me widzia1 sniegu, ME czu1
zimna; - odetchna1 ciezko i
usna1.
w tym samym czasie w chacie
Frania sic nagle z 16zka zerwala /
gadac poczela niewyraznie. ka-
czmarkowa przytrzyma}a ia. ko-
sick do ust kubek z woda PREY
k}ada}. Ale to ME pomog1o mic.
- Och, gdyby dziadus z lekar-
|stwem nadszedf! - wyszepta1 Ko-
sick.
- z miasta daleko, ma divorce
sniezyca - odrzekla sasiadka.
= Ach Boze, Boze! = westch-
nal chlopiec..
Chora znowu sic uspokoila...
Plynely godziny, dziadunia ME
''bylo.
Kostek coraz byl niespokojniej-
sly. - Gdyby ME noe, wyszed1-
|bym naprzeciw!.. - Znowu dwie
godziny up}ynely, dziadusia ME
+bylo.
-- P6jde szukac - rzekl j wy
'biegl ma dwor. W tel chwlh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
MOUNT AIRY RESIDENTS
CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING
Dinner Given at Manufacturers Club in Honor of 25h
Anniversary of Marriage Enjoyable
Affair-Other Entertainments

Kohn, Miss Henrietta Hoffman, Miss Cert
rude Rather, Miss Reba Stern, Miss Daisy
Cohen, Miss Lillian Cohen, Miss Violet
Nelson, Miss Lottie Clasko, Miss Frances
Fisher and Miss Anna Coprinslty.
Mr.. Jerome Kaskey, Mr.. Alfred Feid-
man, Mr.. Leo Hoffman, Mr. Frederick
Rather, Mr.. Abraham Levinsteln. Mr..
martin Cohen. Mrs. Joseph Cohen, Mr.
Samuel Levy. Mr.. Joseph Rather. MIR. sid
ney Abrams Mr. Herbert Levin. Mr.. lack
Levin, Mr.. Bernhard Levin, Mr.. Isadore
Schaiter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Levinstefn,
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Feldman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell Baskey, Miss Rose Levin
stein, Miss Lucille Levinsteln, Mr.. sam
uel Levinstein, Miss Reba wilinsky. Mr.
S. r. Levin, Mr.. Frederick Rudnick, Mr.
Julius Rein and Mr.. Joseph L. Rein, of
Pittsburgh
Miss Rose L. Shapiro. of 500 Pine street.
entertained at her home on Sunday eve-
ming. Among those present were. Mics
Fannie Oxman, Miss Reba Eager, Miss
Mollie Gelber, Miss Estella Katlin, Mr..
abraham Cohen, Mr.. Louis Rosenblum,
Mr.. Aaron Rosenblum, Mr. Georre
schwartz. Mr.. Ludwig Molnar, Mr.. II.
Feidelbaum and Mr., Howard Lannin
Miss Fannie Oxman played several piano
solos The latest dances were exhibited
oy Miss Rose Il. Shapiro and Mr. George
Schwartz.
Miss Tillye Barmaoh, Of eli South "a
street, entertained the Gem Delta Club.
of which she Is a member. on Sunday.
Those present were: Miss Mary Cooper,
Miss Dorothy Baskin, Miss Yelva Flen-
niger, Miss Minnie Gross, Miss Mary r.
Ehrlich and Miss Goldle. Rademan. Miss
Jennie FRANK was entertained as a guest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
What's Doing Tonight

Four-State Country Life Conference. Cham
her or Commerce; 7i5 o'clock.
Lecture, THE Emigrant Question bv
Louis Edward Lazy Houston Hall, University
OF Pennsylvania; O'clock Free
Lawyers Club reception to Justices OF PENN
Hotel o'clock.
Hampton Institute meeting witherspoon
Schmidt, String Quartet concert. Little Thea,
tire: O'Clock,
Cinderella Cotillon. Bellsvue-stratford. s
tel; O'clock.
City History Society of Philadelphia, Nor
mai School for Girls OF clock Free
Officers OF Home and School Association
o'clock.
Proscenium Club. Teller Memorial school.
Broad and Jefferson streets; s:15 O'clock.
p91ee, ladies' Quaker City Motor Club. Ho-
Fellowship Club. Horticultural Hall; sI5
o. o'clock.
Annual ball. Jewish Sheltering Home New
Mercantile Hail; o'clock.
., Fathers AEsOeiation OF ErankfOEd High
school Old High school Building. O'clock.
Free
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
Weddings
LISTER-McCOWN.

An extremely quiet wedding will take
place today at o'clock in the Second
Presbyterian Church, 21st and Walnut
streets, when Miss Elizabeth Eyster Nc
Gown, daughter of Mrs. Frank C. Nc
Gown, will become the bride of Mr. ].
Morgan Lister of Germantown. The
bride will be unattended and will wear a.
travelling suit. Mr.. Lister will have Mr..
sheldon F. Potter as best man, and there
VIII be no reception After an extended
wedding Journey through Florida and the
west Indies Mr.. and Mrs. Lister will be
Apartments
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
CUTHBERT--RORR.

The marriage of Miss Sarah Amilla
Robb, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Firth Robb, of 1909 Chestnut atreet, to
Mr. Richard W. Cuthbert. Jr., will be
quietly solemnized today at noon at the
Church of the Saviour, 3Sth and Chestnut
streets. The Rev. Robert Johnston, rector
OF the church, will offlciate The brides
only attendant will be Miss Helen Nc
Chesney. of New York. and Mr.. Herman
Cuthbert, of Newark N. j., brother of
the bridegroom, will act as best man.
A wedding breakfast at Hamilton Court
will follow the ceremony, only the imme-
diate families and few intimate friends
being present
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
The Second KneiseI Quartet CONCERT

The Kneisel Quartet returns on Thurs.
Cay evening, February 10, for it's second
concert of the season in Wltherspoon Hall
under the auspices of the department of
music of the University Extension Society.
The program to be rendered follows:
Brahms 49,. Quartet in A minor. op, 81, No Q
Allegro non troppO.
Andante moderate.
AllegrettO yivace-tempo di minuett
Finale. Allegro non assal.
Beethoven. Quartet in q major op IS. No.
Allegro. - 49,
Adagio eantabile-allegro-ad
ScherzO (allegro).
Allegro motto quasi presto.
Beethoven .Cavatina from Quartet in fiat
major, op. 130.
Jean Sibelius. Two movements from Quartet
CVoces intimacy
Allegretto (ma pesante).
Allegro.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
Along the Main Line

MERTON - Miss Imogen Goddard of
Lynn, Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
5. Earle Haines, of Heath road
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts. Jr, OF
Baird road, are spending the midv.inter
season in Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Keiva Schwartz and their
son, Mr. Anthony Schwartz, of Houpton.
VIII leave the latter part of this month
for Atlantic City Mrs. Schwartz has inst
returned from short visit at the shore.
ARDMORE-Mrs. c. Frederic C. Stout
or Glenn lane. who Is visiting friends in
Washington, will return home the last of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parilard. of Cricket
terrace. are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Campbell OF
Ardmore, have returned from a two
weeks trip to Bermuda.
VlLLANOVA-Memb of St Rita's
Society of the Church of st. Thomas will
give euchre and dance on Wednesday
evening, February 16.
Miss Elizabeth Norris. of Villanova.
has returned from visit to Atlantic
City.
ROSEMONT-AIisS Rosalie Dolan. who
has been spending several weeks with her
grandmother Mrs. Thomas Dolan, of 1909
Walnut street, left OH Monday to Join her
parents at Aiken. S. C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
aANCY W Z NNE GUSSIPS ABOUT
MANY THINGS IN SOCIETY'S DAY
!. 4ird Cinderella Cotion Will Be Held Tonight in
ibe Rose Gardens of the Bellevue-Stratford-
Opera Last Night Brilliant Affair

tain at dinner before the dance es wu,
MT ana Mrs Gerritt p. Judd.
MISS telen Bell, of 1914 Locust street
entertained at luncheon, followed bt,
prIuse Yesterday afternoon. The guests
t mere MIS- Boulton Earnshaw, Mrs. Clin-
tJ,,,.o oeassrg, MRS. Harold Gaylord, Mrs
Huise and Mrs. Clifford IInwlev.
Mrs. Richard NJ. Cadwalader, Jr., will
entertain at luncheon TODAY at her home
I.oi Locust street. Her guests will include
MIS-, MIS- Joseph Lcidy, Mrs. Harry Maybin
iat larti MISS Christine Blddle. Mrs Will
ian, ,aln n ponner, Mrs. Arthur Meigs, Mrs
HOOK, of Trenton; Miss Constance Beale'
MISS meilvaine. Of Trenton, and Miss So
phia Cadwalader.
s MRS Thomas A. Scott Thropp. of 400
day. 'eo'' w.
Mr and Mrs Henry Augustus BerwInd
OF Ell2 Walnut street, will entertain at
dinner this evening
Mrs. ]. Gardner Cassatt, Miss cassa,t
ana Miss Eugenia Cassatt, OF 141S Spruce
street, VIII receive this afternoon from
until $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas De witt Suyler and tho
Misses Cuyler, of 18th and Locust streets
Will be at home informally this after,
noon after 4 o'clock. No cards have been
sent out. 'o''
mrs James Montgomery Wilcox, of
Nlllanova, will leave this week for Bos-
ton where she will be the guest of Mrs.
Eoen d. Jordan, whose daughter, Miss
Dorothy M. Jordan. will be married 70
Mr. Monroe Douglas Robinson, of New
YORK, on Friday, February 1S.
Mrs. Joseph A. Roussel will entertain al
oridse this afternoon at her home in the
Navy Yard. ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
North Philadelphia

Mrs. lie Roy I. Walker. Of 225s North
18th street, entertained at bridge yes
terday afternoon, the game being fol-
lowed by buffet luncheon. The guests,
who are members of the card club of the
hostess, included Mrs. Thomas F. Seward,
Jr. Mrs William Datz. Mrs William
Wright, Mrs. Norman Einwechter Mrs.
William Jarden, Mrs. c. Herbert Stoer.
Mrs. William Reeve, Mrs. William Lynch.
Mrs. Walter Peterson, Mrs. William
Sautter, Mrs, A. Irwin Voss. Mrs. WI
liam Campbell. Mrs. Clarence Palmer
and Mrs. Frances Vetterleln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Loeb. of 1726 Green
street, have gone 10 Atlantic City to re-
main fortnight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

In connection with the celebration of
the tenth anniversary of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association OF the Falls of
Schuylllill there will be n tea on Sat
urday for the Junior Aid Committee of st.
Timothy's Hospital. at which an address
will be made by Miss Mary Peacock. This
will be followed in the evening by a cos
tune entertainment, "Girls In Other
Lands" Other programs include: Febru-
airy 10, Jubilee Vesper services for girls
from II to IS; February 10, Girls of Yes
terday and Today historical pictures of
Association life; February 20. vesper
services, with an address by Mrs. Charles
Gauger and solos by Mrs. Elmer Lowe
Hutchins; February 26, pioneer Day."
address by Miss Elizabeth Wilson, of the
National Board, followed by tea to sub
Scribers and an exhibition of gymnasium
work, and February 27, Rejoicing Serv-
ice." address by Miss Wilson.
Mrs. John Reible. of Hermitage street,
gave a sewing party last night. at which
surgical towels for st. TimOthy's Hos
pital were made. During the sewing cur
rent topics were discussed
Mrs. William Edward Shappell, of Man
ayunk avenue, entertained the members
of the RoXborough Auxiliary OF Camp
Dewitt Informally last evening.
The Roxborough Dancing Glass will give
another of its cer,-s of dances on Friday
night at the home of Miss Jean Phillips,
6429 Ridge avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
RoXborough

Mrs. George Holland, OF Ridge avenue
and Gerhart street, will entertain at
luncheon and cards tomorrow, when her
guests will be Mrs. Harry II. Thompson,
Mrs. A. l.. Adams, Mrs. Mary Mott, Mrs.
Elmer Pflsterer, Mrs. William r. Hag-
CERT, Mrs. PaXson James, Mrs. John A.
Struse, Mrs. William w. Wilson, Mrs
Benjamin f. Hendren, Mrs. William Ames
and Miss Edith RICHTER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
Frankford

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Coll. of Montgom-
cry avenue, will entertain at dinner Sun
day afternoon in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Willmanns. OF 1886 West Venango
street Miss Marguerite Coll will be the
guest of honor next week at a dinner
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard d.
Long at their home, on Old York road,
There will be 60 guests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
Woodbury.

The Country Club Dance Committee
will hold dances on Washington's Birth
day, St Patriek's Day Easter Monday,
Memorial Day. July 4th Anniversary Day.
Labor Day Columbus Day, Thanksgiving
Day and New Years Eve. Probably
others viii be arranged for II advisable.
Mrs. Foulds OF Binghamton. n. Y,
spent the weekend with her daughter,
Mrs. Aaron Stevenson. of Wenonah.
Mr.. Thomas Scott. Of Franklinyille, is
visiting his daughter Mrs. d. NJ Weed,
OF High street
The Rev. Howard Thompson and Mrs.
Thompson haye left for Pensacola, Fla.
Miss Lillian Harris. Of PennsgroYe. is
visiting At tue home Of Mrs. George
Greenig.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
Personals

ks,s,,.F Frederick c. Durant has issued
5s Weons Wss LOT a luncheon at her home
~ hittenhouse Square on Tues
Z ssDfuary Is, at O'clock.
s-rss sohn I W. Converse and Miss Con-
81 ~ " Shetwynd. Rosemont. have sent
. ior Tuesdays in February.
N .,'l ana Mrs. Robert NJ. Giryin. Jr.
s'.s e card party at their home an
sat on Saturday evening.
sas ss,ss OF str. and Mrs. r. Penn Smith
- ssa. will regret to learn thar
hter, Miss Kitty Penn smith.
"a m 70 her room at the Ritz Carl
severe attack of grip.
Edward o. Shakespeare will 70.
s,saa, s,ihlally at her home, iO3 south
M > - On Tuesday afternoons, Feb
~ besn nj 80, =, sfter o'clock. No cards
- ana Mrs, D, Braden KYLE, NJ 1877
street, are the p,Iests ~ 30. ~
Hasss ~. and Mrs. Wilson al the wbite
u Washington. w "''e
-, snt Key Philip Mercer Rhi,a-
ssashIsasa 10 Mrs. RhineIander are AT tba
King cottage at Newport
sotey Bunting and Miss Anna
- 4se arranged a oanee. 20 taLe
- evening at the Merlon Gnlf
proceeds to be sent 10 Nj
siee. who Is living Ia Paris.
eil place the monev whars
sssd e aid the bliad Freneb
=. sad AIrs. Richard McReeIV
sssa. hrya MaaF. ulll satsF-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

Mrs. Edmond Brickley, of 1914 North
18th street, Logan, entertained the mem
bers of her $500 club yesterday after
noon. Those present were Mrs. Adam
Tietz, Mrs r. A. Wright. Mrs Edward
IIomller, Mrs. Frank huckel. Mrs Har-
per Gibson, Mrs. Riday, Mrs. Manwaring,
Mrs George Hauser. Mrs. Montgomery,
Mrs Edward Weber and Mrs. Joseph F.
DOnnelly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

Notices for the Society page win be
accepted and printed In the Evening
Ledger. bat all such notices must be
written On one side Of the paper. must be
signad Ia full, with fun address, and
when possible telephone humber must be
glFen.
send ali such communications 70
-sOclety Editor" Evening Ledger. COS
Chestnut street.
unless these requirements are carried
out 80 that geFiheatl0n may be possible.
the aotlee Mi not be published.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

The Missionary Fund Committee of
Wyncote will give a benefit dance at
Beechwood School on the evening of Feb
ruary 26. Patronesses of the affair will
be Mrs. Horace G. Fetterolf. Mrs. How
ard S. Eckels, Mrs. ]. Wesley Pullman,
Mrs. Benjamin S. Sanderson, Mrs. Will
lam T. Prngle and Mrs. Charles \. Rob-
bins. Tho Edge Hill Country Club or
Chcstra will furnish the music.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

Miss Sara Luber, of 1S47 North sth
street. entertained Miss Lucy Slonim, of
Hornell, N. Y, at a tea. Those present
were Miss Dorothy Barsh, Miss Helen
Cohan, Miss May Goldstein Miss Bessie
Luter, Miss Bella Pressman, Miss Fan
ME Weisman and Miss Frances Press
man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09
Northeast PHILADELPHIA

Miss Ida Quass. of Virginia, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Harris, of S25
North 7th street, and during her stay
many entertainments will be given for
her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-09

Mrs. Albert II. Disston, of 6642 Torres
dale avenue, Tacony, will entertain at
cards tomorrow afternoon. on Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Dlsston will also
give a card party.