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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-15
LOGAN MATRON WILL GIVE
SUFFRAGE CARD PARTY TODAY
Mrs Wolstan Dixey Is Entertaining at Her Home on
North Broad Street This Afternoon for Benefit Of
Logan Division of Woman Suffrage Party

Sadie Roloff, Mr.. Rubin Roioff, Mr. Nathan
Lindenbaum, Mr.. Anthony Cohen. Miss b.
Brusteln, DR. j. King, Miss Yetta Kouser
Mr.. j. Pressman, Miss y. Ricllln, Miss +.
Ricklin, Or. A. Goldblum. Mr., Charles
Schwartz, Miss Sarah Gilman, Mr.. Dudley
Singer, Mr. Mark Kaufman, Mr.. Samuel
Kaufman, Miss q. Jaspen. Mr.. s. Hirshen-
horn, Miss Anna Freedman, Miss Hannah
Thurman, Mr.. Charles Esltowitz. Miss Ce-
celia Alten. Miss Yetta Frank, Mr.. Winkler
and Miss winkler.
THE Auxiliary of the Downtown Hebrew
i Day Nursery held it's semIannus1 cleo
tion on Thursday at the Day Nursery 362
Snyder avenue. The following officers were
elected: President, Mr.. Samuel Bakave (;
vice president, Mr.. Jack Glnsburg; record-
Ing secretary. Miss Reba Samansiy; finan
cial secretary, Miss Bessie Glnsburg. an.
treasurer Miss Fay Toran. a
In order to swell the funds Of the or
ganization. II was decided TO have a moon
light party. The committee in charge of this
affair consists of Mr.. Alexander Agronsly,
Mr. Isador Shapiro and Mr.. John Ginsburg.
regular meeting of the Hatilsvath Jr.,
Zion Society was held on Sunday evening
at the Young Women's Union, 42s Balm
bridge street.
The meeting was opened with Mr.. Samuel
Glatstein In the chair.
The important business was election of
officers, which resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, Mr. Solomon Braitman; vice presi-
dent, Miss Laura Kramer; secretary, Miss
Elizabeth l.. Tubs; treasurer Mr.. Abra-
ham l.. Llschin. The Executive Committee
consists Of Miss Sarah Goldman. Mr.. David
Lucis, Mr.. Morris Shore, Mr.. Samuel Glat-
stein and Miss Laura Kramer, chairman.
on Tuesday evening the pupils of Miss
Ethel e. Povlicl<, of 2444 North 9TH street
tyaN va tf1tia wa
in the entertainment by Miss Marion Mat
thews, reader, and Mr.. Leon Musik, who
rendered several selections on the violin.
The program included:
Duet, Midsummer Nights Dream" Miss
Ethel f. Povlick and Miss Ada McGurk.
Piano solo, After the Ball." Miss Dora
Gebert.
Piano solo, "Ripples," Miss Grace HILL
Violin solo, Mr.. Leon Muslk.
Piano solo, Morning Prayer" Miss Flor
ence Braun.
Piano suite "a Day in Venice; Dawn"
boat song, Miss Myrtle Auch; Good Night"
love song Miss Ada McGurk.
Recitation Miss Marion Matthews.
Duet, DAISY Waltz" Miss Grace Hill
and Miss Edna Pullman.
Vocal solo, Miss Ethel %. Povlick.
Piano solo. waltz "At Parting" Master
Roland Tomlin.
Piano solo, Heather Rose" Miss Edna
Pullman.
Piano solo, Fond Recollections, MISS
Florence Braun.
Recitations, Miss Marian Matthews.
Piano solo, Sing, Robin, Sing" Miss
Anna Nenner
Duet Serenade. Miss Florence Braun and
Miss Dora Gebert
Violin solo, Mr.. Leon Musik.
Piano solo, "Gipsy Waltz" Miss Grace
| Hill.
Duet, waltz Cecilia" Miss Myrtle Auch
| and Miss Ethel E. Povlick
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srEPHENsoN-wILpUR.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, June ia
wedding OF interest here yesterday was
that OF Miss Helen Thomas Wilbur daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Packard VIII
bur. Jr., OF Fountain Hill, and Mr.. Francis
stephenson, OF Pittsburgh, in the Church
of the Nativity. Dean F. W. Beekman Off
eiated, assisted by the Rt. Rev Ethelner'
Talbot
Miss Wilbur had her sister. Miss Stella
wilbur, as maid of honor. Her bridesmaids
were Mrs. Edward Price, of Danyllle; Miss
Helen Enger and Miss Helen Eggleston. OF
New York Miss Sally Madill. OF ogdens-
burg, N. r.; Miss Margaret Nichols. Of
orange, n. j., and Miss Katherine Con-
verse. of Fountain Hill.
Mr.. Donald Markle. Of Hazleton. was the
hest man. The ushers We're Mr. n, C. Snow
den. Mr.. II B. Snowden, Mr.. J. c. Hays, Mr..
n Il. Atwood Mr. ]. W. Dalzell, of Pitts
burgh; Mr s. p. Hoadiey. Mr., W. p, Foss,
M. f. NJ Robinson. OF New York Mr. ]. H.
stewart, OF Csdarhurst, L. l. Mr.. William
Emery, OF Wllliamsport. ana Mr.. Avian
E5arlxis. .Jr., or Hazleton. Mrs Stephenson
Is the granddaughter Of the late Z P. VII
Iehigh Valley Railroad.
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MRS. WHAN GIVES
BRIDGE AT SHORE
Philadelphia Matron Entertaini
at Chelsea Yacht
Club

ATLANTIC CITY. June 15.-The Chelsea
Yacht Club was the mecca of the cottage
| colony yesterday, when Mrs. Samuel w.
Whan, wife of Commodore Whan, gave
large luncheon. followed by bridge The
reception rooms were a-bloom with fragrant
June roses, forming charming background
for the guests in their fluffy frocks.
Among those present were Mrs. Frederick
Sherman, Mrs, Frank C. Schued. Miss Cath
crime White, Mrs. William T. Wheeler, Mrs
w d. Wescott, Mrs. Richard p. Bennis,
Mrs. Howard A. Miner, Mrs, Clarence Kug-
Ter, Mrs. II. ]. Meese, Mrs. r. G. White,
Mrs. Frank B, Stockley. Mrs. w. f. Sautter
Mrs, William s. Emley, Miss lone McCau-
ley Mrs. Edward Liebe, Mrs. p. N. Deger-
berg, Mrs. Walter II. Reed, Mrs. Alfred
Johnson, Mrs William Coll, Mrs NJ. L.
Wallace. Mrs. Ferdinand Loeb, Mrs, Mack
Latz, Mrs. Daniel McClinch, Mrs George
W. Shsler, Mrs. John Frichie, Miss Nettie
Shock, Miss Madden, Mrs. Clayton Hagy.
Mrs. Harry Parsons, Mrs, Nettie Rutland.
Mrs. Franz Ehrlich, Mrs Frank Schanz,
Mrs. Florence Garnett. Mrs John p. Con-
nelly, Mrs. Jesse W. Starr, Sd. Mrs j. G.
Lawrence, Mrs Harry c. Ransey. Mrs.
Charles r. Bonsor, Mrs, Charles Leisen,
Mrs. B. G, Frazier, Mrs, ]. NJ. Bradley,
Mrs. Charles ]. Miller, Mrs. George Elliott,
Mrs. Gemm Mrs. Thomas l., Rogers Mrs.
Wilbur Beaumont Mrs, A. b, Mathews,
Mrs. Charles w, Longeope, Mrs. George
l.. Parker, Mrs. William Allen, Mrs. Will
lam G. Torchiana, Mrs, George c. j, Fleck,
Mrs, Leon F. Rubens, Mrs. u. w, Rice,
Mrs. +. C. Rollman, Mrs, Milton on, Mrs.
George W. Rowe, Mrs, j. W. Decker Mrs.
David Fftzsmmons, Mrs Edward Wilkin-
SON. Mrs Mary McCauley, Mrs. William
w Smith Miss Ella b. Smith, Mrs. Thomas
II. Kay, Miss Lenore Kay, Mrs. Thomas ].
Sinclair Mrs. Thomas Keefer, Mrs. Keefer,
Sr., Mrs. George Sheppard, Mrs Herman
c. Mulock. Miss Degerberg Mrs Frank
Bedfore, Mrs. Charles w. Weld. Mrs
James A. HOLMAN, Mrs. W. Moore Mason.
Mrs. H. S. villa, Mrs, William A. Marshall.
Mrs. Charles A. Daniel. Mrs. A. L. Myers.
Miss Jane Parker. Miss Mary Gummey,
Miss Lena Wagner Miss Gladys A. Late,
Mrs. E Gray Pendleton, Mrs Albert Baltz,
Mrs. William j. MacFarand. Mrs. @. II.
Clamer, Mrs William F. Metzger, Mrs.
N. q. Styron, Mrs. George w. Young, and
Mrs. Albert Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Drexel Biddle. who
have had a house IN Yentnor for several
years, will be missed in the cottage colony
this season. as they have decided to take
apartments at one of the beaeh-front ho-
tells
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West PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs George Dinsmore Gideon,
Jr, accompanied by their young sons, Mas
ter George Dinsmore Gideon, Sd, and Mas
ter Edwin Hoover Gideon, will close their
town house. 10 North 62d street, this week
and will go to Atlantic City to remain un-
til october.
Mrs. William Cunliffe Of 321 South 5sth
street. gave the second of series of in
formal luncheons Tuesday. Among those
present were Mrs. II. Armstrong Mrs. Won
Henkle, Miss ]. Hinckle, Mrs. John Mid
dleton, Mrs ]. Udick, of Mt. Airy; Mrs.
L. Gates, Mrs. H. Jarves and Mrs. Harry
Lewis, of Boston, Mass Mrs. Cunliffe will
continue these luncheons during the month
of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Bowes, of 1880 wal
nut street, have opened their bungalow at
Chelsea for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Feeney, of 70S South
SD street, will open their cottage at Chel-
sea this month. Miss Marie O'Neill will be
their guest over the week-ends
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. ONeill, of 4059 Bar
ing street, entertained at their home In
Wildwood over the weekend in honor of
their daughter, Miss Catherine O'Neill.
Among the guests were Miss Josephine Car
roll, Miss Alice Murdoch, Miss Regina Hag-
gerty Mr.. Lewis Carroll Mr.. George Mere
dith, Mr. John Horne, Mr.. William Horne,
Mrs. German, Mrs. REILLY and Mr.. Thomas
O'Neill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewhurst, of Butte
City, Mont, are visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dunlevy, of
5173 Jefferson street.
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Miss Laura Rosenthal. a pupil OF the
c,sarga Wellington Public School oth
street ana washington avenue, danced yes
tsrday at the graduation exercises OF tne
school Miss Rosenthal also danced at the
n,,hlie2 schools special celebration day az
ne philadelphia Today and fomoffo" F'%-
hlbition.
ar and Mrs. Joseph Wexler, OF ss1
Afoora street, announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Hoss NsAlsf. 70
~ NJ tSeir home on Sunday evening.
1fr ana Mrs. William Westwood, Of ssss
ea,sth colorado street, ana NJ. and Aars.
Fsrry q 26se south Selefsae stlssl, VIZ -
Isaes for clsmenton. =. = taaz +as1tA =
zaaaa tAe aAlazAsA
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Along the Main Line

Il =. =. Z ksttf fH-The Narherth Branch or
= Woman Suffrage party hald .,ssss 80. 80. =.
49,. ssrden and card party Yesterday
zAsssss A5.ss''oa on the lawn OF Mrs. John Ket-
"a ...s' a2eae' foI Hayerford avenue. The
S s..ss.. zzsasf on Jans 9 made It necessary
zz.ass.sss ths AFFAIR until yesterday. the
- - n charge included Mrs.. y. Ar
a1fs Edward coelEren. Mrs. y
4zz y. 5. Hornsr. Miss FANNIE
asaAaII SIMPSON and Mrs. ".
Izs.5 - AFa. Homer l. Mckee. of a
Avenue. hasa laasa ; ssIEzss
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taken by Miss Margaret v. Gallana and
MIR. William McClary. Others In the cast
were Miss May Mccall Miss Madeline
Crooks, Miss Marie Comedian, Miss Flor
ence Hector, Miss Catherine Gallagher, Mr.
Charles O'Rourke. Mr.. William Dunn, Mr.
James Harlxins, Mr. James Mcfarland, Mr.
John ODonnell, Mr.. John Mcdonnell, Mr.
Thomas Frame and Mr., Frank Lafrerty.
The play will be repeated tomorrow night
at St Columbas hall, gath and Lehigh ave-
nue., in aid of the Church of the Most Pre-
cous Blood
Mr., and Mrs. Enoch CooksOn, of 1897
South 54th street, West Philadelphia, cele'
brated their wooden wedding anniversary
last evening. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cookson, Miss Carrie
Cookson, Mr.. II. Kastner, Mr. and Mrs. j.
BIankenhorn, all Of POttsville; Mr.. George
Cookson, Mrs Carrie Ash, Mr. and Mrs,
Fl. A. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Radford, MIR, and Mrs
George A. Dukes. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Iaufer, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs F. Il. Meyer, Mr., and Mrs. II. H. Ruf-
ang, Mrs r. " Todd, Miss Bertha Rel
ebert Mr. William Garret, Mr.. George Glenn
ent, Mr. Charles Blankenhorn, Miss Esther
Beehtel Mr., and Mrs. Harry Ash and Mr.
Harry Booker
The Ardsntes Club of Starr Garden held
a second anniversary dance at Starr Car
den Gymnasium 9Th and Lombard streets
recently The affair was featured by the
singing of Mr.. Samuel Gordon and Mr.
William Holtz. An exhibition dance was
given by Miss May Brown and Mr.. Abe
Men. There were so guests at the affair
which was in charge OF Mr. Leon Sax
chairman; Mr.. Abe Mem. Mr.. William
Schneider, Mr. Morris Meisler and Mr.
Morris Silyerman.
A picnic win be held at Wlssahiokor
to celebrate the second anniversary OF
June 25 The ahIair Is In charge OF Mr.
Joseph Wenger chairman; Mr.. William
Schneider, Mr.. Morris Snyder, Mr., Isaa,
sehwartz Mr.. Morris Levy. Mr.. Charles
siloyltz and Mr. Nathan Tillman.
The Ardentes Club meets every Friday
night at starr Garden.
surprise graduation party was giyel
in honor OF DR.. Isadore Joseph Linden
baum by his parents at his home lT1l
North nth street on Saturday evening. Thi
guests were DIR. Isadore Joseph Linden
baum, Miss Anna Lindenbaum. Mr. Juliu
2ignond, Miss Bertha Lindenbaum. Mis
Jeanette Lindenbaum Or. Charles Elsman
Miss Minnie linn. Mr. Martin linn. Ais
Anna Greenbsrs. Miss Esther Goddard. Nj
BENJAMIN Byron. Miss Rose Lindsubaum
Mp Edward drsenherg. Aizs Hannah Lay
lnaon. ~. 1ossnh Halpefn. ~. VISITOR. Ais
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Wilmington

WILMINGTON. June 15.-Mr. Lesly II.
George gave a delightful birthday party at
his home on the strand. Newcastle, Tues
day evening The table was decorated
tastefully and the guests spent an enjoyable
evening,
Pilo. Mr. John Hines and Mr.. George
Marshall. OF Philadelphia; Mr. Alfred r.
Benson. OF washington. D. C. Mr. Allen
Montgomery, Of Oak Lane. and Mr. ].
cunningham, Of Delmar Del Miss Alice
Murat. Mis- Mabel smythe, Miss Anna
quinn and Alisa Mary Montgomery e
Philadelphia.
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MFRS. woLsTAN DIXBY. Of 522A North
lNI Broad street, gave a card party or
25 tables this afternoon for the benefit
Of the Logan division of the Woman Suf-
frage party. A special feature In the way
OF entertainment was the conduct OF
presidential election. The candidate was
A large doll dressed in suffrage oolors.
Every guest was asked to pay poll tax,
which entitled her TO vote and the
right to guess the candidates number,
which was pinned upon his breast by a
Votes for Women" button. The name OF
the doll was determined by the majority
vote. The proceeds of this anair are TO
be devoted in part to the purchase OF
handsome American flag for the Logan
division. Mrs Dixey Is leader OF the uNl-
sion and also chairman of the FINANCE com.
mittee for the Woman Suffrage parry oI
Philadelphia. I'VE are trying to develop
strong spirit of patriotism within our or
ganization" she said. Women suffraglsts
are not militarsts but they are true pa
triots and will stand by the nag They
will work for Amerlcanism and Tor tine most
lofty purposes in the life of the nation
This is TO be- in certain sense, Flag
Day party"
An organ recital will be given In the
Luther Memorial Church, 54th street ana
Trinity place, this evening. Mr.. Ralph ~
Lewars Is organist, assisted by MISS M
Louise Jacoby contralto, and Miss Florence
Adele Wightman as harpste.
UIHE CASTOR Girls Athletic Association
i was entertained Monday evening at the
home of the president Miss Frances S.
Beck. of 2s47 North 18th street The
members present were Miss Jane w. Wech-
sler, vice president Miss Cecilia A
Rockey, secretary; Miss Helen Yeagley,
treasurer Miss Edna b. Peoppel, hike
manager, and Miss Mildred j. Archibald
tennis manager; also Miss Helen Archibald
Miss Miriam Cramp, Miss Emma Gethen
Miss Agnes M. Guthrie, Miss Ethel L.
Guthrie, Miss Ethel Hunsberger. Miss
Marion Kratz, Miss Marie Lowry Miss
Katherine Miller, Miss Lillian NJ. Poole,
Miss Sara s. Scowcroft. Miss Louise r..
Schroeder, Miss Geneva Thomas, Miss
Louise Tufvander, Miss Mary b. Torrance
and Miss Bertha r. Winder. Other guests
were Miss Violette Yoder, Miss Ida Nice,
Miss Edna r. Morris and Miss Bessie
Kenly.
A reception was given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Wirtshafter, Ala Pop
lar street, on Sunday evening in honor Of
the engagement of their son. Mr. Harry
wirtshafter, to Miss Goldie Davis. There
was music and dancing all evening. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Berg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Friend, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wirtshafter, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
wirtshafter. Mr.. Louis Bailey, Mrs. David
Davis and Mr.. Leo Shea. of Baltimore. The
wedding will take place In July.
"I1HE NEW PARTNER" a three-act
i comedy drama. under the direction Of
Mr. Charles Mckinley, was given by st.
Patrick's Cadets Dramatic Club in the
parish hail. 21st and Naudain streets, on
/ 1nal lnar nrtn
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7 T,ansdOwne

Miss Jane Kelley, of Melrose avenue,
entertained at cards on Saturday evening
A buffet supper followed. Her guests in
cluded Miss Rita Cumberland, Miss Caro-
lyme Braun, Miss Gene Van Leer, Miss
Dorothy Fields, Miss Ethel Cunningham,
Miss Grace Mosely. Mr.. Adam Weber, Mr.
Thomas Culhome. Mr.. Thomas Farren. Jr,
Mr.. James Mcintosh and Mr.. Walter
Hoban
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JOHNsON-STULL.

A pretty wedding will take place tonight
at o'clock in the Church OF the Holy
Communion. 21st and Chestnut streets,
when Miss Virginia w. Stull, of 4712
Wayne avenue, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James ]. Stull. will become the bride OF
Mr.. Thomas w. Johnson, of Bala. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
Ernest Pfatteicher. The bride who will
be given In marriage by her father, will
wear a gown of white satin and duchess
lace. Her tulle veil will be arranged with
orange blossoms and she will carry roses
and lilies of the valley. The maid or
honor, Miss Myrtle Johnson, sister OF
the bridegroom. will be gowned in coral
colored satin made over a foundation OF
silver lace The skirt will be made in
the popular full hoop effect and the bodice
OF silver lace will have tiny sleeves OF the
same material. She will wear leghorn
hat trimmed with blue velvet streamers
and will carry pink roses. The bridesmaids
Including Miss Amelia Sopp, Miss Thelma
Tryday, Miss Reba Fixter, Miss Alice Bon
sor. Miss Clara Stortz and Miss Helen
Metz, will wear frocks made alike or
georgette crepe, two In blue, two In pink
and two in green. They will be made
with hoop skirts and trimmed with radium
lace. Their hats of leghorn will have
streamers to match their frocks, and they
will carry pink sweet peas tied with tulle
bows The best man will be Mr. DAVID
Stull and the ushers will be Mr.. william
Felst, Mr.. Thomas Noble. Mr. Harry kipp,
Mr., Frank Slack, Mr.. Byron Hortter ana
Mr.. Robert Jones.
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sCHoENINa-sLIFER.

The marriage of Miss Ethel II. Slifer.
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Slifer OF
124 Gorgas lane, and DR.. John ]. Sehoening
was solemnized yesterday at noon at the
future home OF the couple, 1908 North Park
avenue. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Yonnt, OF st. Pauls Lutheran
Church, 22d street above Columbia avenue.
A breakfast followed the quiet ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. schoening left for an extended
tour OF the New England States and will
be At home after October l.
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What's Doing Tonight

Dinner. Market Street Merehants' Association.
Commencement, Philadeiphia Trades School.
at William Penn High SCHOOL, o'clock.
o'clock. 49,
ductar Lemon Hill. s o'clock, Free.
Philadeiphla Band, silas e. Hummel, con-
gheny avenue. o'clock. Free.
Municipal, Band. chelten avenue and Ander-
Street Carnival for the benefit OF Jewish war
sufferers under auspices OF Central Relief Com
mIttee Natrona street between susauehnnna
avenue and phqPhin street : o'clock. Free,
students at the Northeast High School, Lehigh
Drill OF Maccabeans. Race and Chestnut
streets piers.
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Personals

Mr. and Mrs Kane S. Green. of Bryn
haFr will give a dinner at the Merton
Cricket Club on Saturday evening before
ne regular club dance. Among the guests
VII be Mr. and Mrs. Allen Daley, Mr..
and Mrs Edwin II. Filter, Mr.. and Mrs.
X Simon. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton French
Banks, Mr., and Mrs. Richard McNeely, Mr..
shd Mrs, Gerrit P. Judd and Mr.. and Mrs.
Menard d. Norton. Mr. and Mrs. Green
WI spend part Of the summer at Man
chester. VT
small dinner-dance will be given this
Nsnlng at the Lilacs by Mr.. and Mrs.
gauiel Moreau Barringer for their sons,
Brandon Barringer and Mr.. Daniel
- y barringer. Jr. The guests will be from
NE school set
ar ana Mrs. Charles Penrose Keith will
slse dinner at Mannheim this evening in
SPnor OF Colonel George NJ. Penrose, u.
A. and Mrs. Penrose.
hrs Francis r. strawbrldge. of Ger
ss.sllown' gave luncheon at the German
own Cricket Club, Mannheim, YESTERDAY.
ar and Mrs, John WorrelI Pepper, of
n M Acres, Jenkintown, win leave for
:. ~ Harbor, Me-, the end of June, where
~ nave taken cottage for the summer,
m ar and Mrs. W. Griffin Gribbel, of s1s
,a.s ~. Moreland avenue, are being congratu-
gssa = upon the birth of son, John Gribbel,
All aE and Mrs. Eugene stuu and their
s-sssn.sr. Miss Helen Stull, win leave the
VI this month for Stoddartsyille. Pa,
samns. a,s shey VIII occupy their cottage for the
4.
~. - Eugene Stull. Jr., of Wyncote, has
rass.nsa nome from Pennsylvania State
- -, 50 where he has been a student for
= past three years,
esA 80 Clement Wainwright, of West
sIIss1sot al s avenue, is in Wilmington for sew
asys attending the Delaware state
s-A'l's tournament
Qs,la. las next dinner-danee OF the Huntingdon
az sx Country Club win be held on Satur-
nm aalo uneement has been made OF the
h'ssssszs OF Miss Irene Fulton. of VIII
= Ion and the Rev Melvin II. wright.
ttss elty, The wedding took place last
z[ = ~ the First Presbyterian Church
e.sooosourg, Pa. The Rev. Mr.. Wright
s1 ot the Logan Baptist Church.
IAs r.sn sn annual reunion and dinner Of
La 81 80 et 1901, Central Manual Training
u esssasoi' was held Monday evening at
lsn6ess Inn, Bryn Mawr rhirty-five
y ene class were present.
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Germantown

Mrs. Edward T. Watts, of wissahiolson
and Midvale avenues, entertained at lunch.
con yesterday at the Germantown Cricket
Club The guests were Mrs Theodore
Strauss, Mrs. John Keider Mrs. Longacre
Mrs. Harry Weiner. Mrs. H. w. PhillIns
MRS. f. Hahn, Mrs. ]. weider, Mrs. Harry
Rothwell -
Mrs. Conrad Berens and her daughter.
Miss Berenice Berens, of 4901 Pulaski ave
nue., left yesterday for Orange, N. T. 10
attend the wedding of Dr. Conrad Berens
and Miss Katharine Simpson, which will
take place there today.
Glasses in signaling will be held at the
Germantown Cricket Club every wednes-
DAY afternoon under the instruction of Mr.
Potts
Mrs. II. B, Wilmer, of s3s West Walnut
lane, Is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs
Harry Bond Wilmer, at Everslelgh, Gen.
terville, Md.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The marriage of Miss s. Isabel Cleaver
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward e
Jacobs, of 1857 North 12th street, to Mr.
J. Burwell Warrington, of 316 Rochelle ave-
nue., Wissahiokson, was solemnzed by
Friends ceremony last evening, at $3.50
o'clock at the home of the brides parents.
followed by n reception, The bride wore
beautiful gown of white georgette crepe
and princess lace draped over silver tissue
Her tulle veil was caught with sprays of
orange blossoms and Bride roses and lilies
of the valley were carried. Attending the
bride were Mrs. George Ritchie, matron Of
honor, who was attlred in pale pink voile
trimmed with silver lace; and Miss Mar
garet Warrington, the brldegroom's sister.
and Miss Mary Kennedy, bridesmaid. Their
frocks were of French voile and silver lace.
the former in blue and the latter yellow.
Each carried arm bouquet Of yellow
daisies.
Mr. Warrington was attended by two
brothers, Mr.. Edward Warrington and Mr..
Theodore Warrington. Mr.. Warrington and
his bride will be at home at 2214 Estaugh
street after September /.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The marriage of Miss Isabel Jane Nc
Eldowney and Mr.. Elmer Il. d, Wilson
took place yesterday in Bethany Temple,
5Ith and Spruce streets. Miss McEldowney
was given in marriage by her brother, DR.,
Joseph McEdowney, and was attended by
her cousin, Miss Nellie Moorby, as maid
of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Eliza
beth r. Selfridge and Miss F.. Mae Burns,
and little Miss Laverne Campbell daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Campbell, was
flower girl
Mr.. Wilson was attended by Mr.. John r.
Miller as best man and the ushers were
Mr.. William T. Campbell, Mr.. Clarence Gar
brick Mr.. william RIle and Mr.. Raymond
Elliott.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Asa j. Ferry and was followed by a
reception at the home of the bride 5645
hardwood avenue. After n wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will live at the above
address.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-15
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