Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
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The Missionary Fund Committee ~
WynCotc gave a benefit dance at Beech
wood School. on Saturday evening. The
patronesses were Mrs Horace G. Fct-
terolr Mrs. Howard :. E.ckels Mrs. j.
Wesley Pullman, Mrs. benjamin Sander
I son Mrs. William u. priugle and Mrs.
Charles A. Robbins. Some of those present
were MIR. Cooper Pullman. Mr., and Mrs,
Henry Spaldng, Mr. and Mrs. James
tIeacocl;, MIR. and Mrs Newton Walker
Miss DUrothca Jennings, Doctor Walther,
Dr. .Iohns Bowers Mr.. Joseph Cochran.
Miss Mildred Fetterof. Miss Ellen Herk-
ness Miss Clementine Pent. Miss Frances
Robbins, Miss Edith Landcll, Miss Noder
Mr.. and Mrs Warren, Miss Lillian
Hunter. Miss Adele Polk. Mr.. Percy
Sanderson, Mr. Robert Scheme, Mr.. Ben
iamin Sanderson. Mr.. Sidney Sanderson
Miss Marjorie Kent Miss Nan Kent. Mr.
John Scheetz. Mr.. Henry Scheetz Miss
Dorothea Reading. Mr. Robert Roden,
Mr. Dayton Larzelere, Miss Harriet
Reaser, Mr.. English GayIey, MIR. Theo-
dore Glenworth, 3D. Mr.. Ward Wheelock,
the Misses WheeloCS, Mr.. Carl Hubbard,
Miss Mary Niele, Miss Catherine Niele,
Miss Dorothy Campbell, Miss Betty Camp
bell, Miss Carpenter, Miss Rose and many
of the young girls who attend the Beech
wood School
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Jcnkintown, gave a smoker on Saturday
evening, at his home,
Mrs Henry +. Depuy. of Jenkintown,
has issued invitations for luncheon at
her home on Thursday.
MIR aud Mrs Daniel b. WentH accom-
panied by their small daughter, Miss
Dolly Wentz, of The orchard Chelten
Hills, are in Atlantic city, ~ j.. where
they have been spending several weeks,
Mr. and Mrs Wentz will return to their
home about the first week in March,
Mrs Victor i. Mulford and her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary milford, of Greenwood
avenue, Wyncote. left last week for At
lantic city, y. j., where they will spend
several weeks,
Mrs. j. Milton Cotton, of Old York road,
Jenkintown. accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs Bayard Hand, of Wilkes Barre, Pa,
left for Augusta Ga, where they will
remain several weeks,
Miss Dorothy Rex. of Old York road
Arlington. will return today from Vermont
where she has been the guest Of friends
for the past three weeks and has been eN-
teusiveIy entertained, having had several
dinners given in her honor.
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Springer, Of
LenoX road, Jenkintown. accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Vera Springer, have
left for the South, where they will spend
several weeks.
The Ieuklntown Choral Society has
issued Invitations for a moving picture
entertainment on Wednesday evening,
March 10, at the Jenkintown Auditorium,
on old York Road,
Mrs william Hanna Shelmerdine of
Greenwood avenue, Wyncote, accompanied
by her small son. William Shelmerdine.
.Jr., who has just recovered from serious
attack of measles, will leave this week
for Atlantic City, n. J,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Helfrich, of Park
avenue. entertained at cards at their
home on Saturday evening, A buffet
supper followed. There were l6 guests
present
Miss June Harmer, of City line, will
entertain Miss Evelyn Clavey, of 4l5
Concord avenue, wilmington, this week
A supper and theatre party will be given
for her on Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Harmer The guests will include Miss
Dorothy Gramm, Miss Josephine Dunlap,
Mr. Horace Fields, Mr.. Harry $. Griffith,
Mir. Walter Clarke and Mr.. John l.. Stone.