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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-29
Picture Service is Suspended
Today Owing to the Big
Robinson Meeting.

The picture service Is suspended
today at the Robinson Grand SO as
Ito let Judge Ira L. Robinson have
the opportunity of having the most
spacious auditorium In the city to
address the voters OF Clarksburg.
Tomorrow. that stately and queen
lly beauty, Olga Petrova. will make
her appearance in her latest and
greatest success, Playing with Fire"
This play gives Nine Petrova all
the opportunity of displaying her
wonderful emotional talents, and the
gowns that she wears are things Of
beauty and the envy OF all women.
In fac. Nina. Petrova was never
seen to better advantage.
The added attractions will be Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Drew In another
Metro-Drew comedy entitled Num-
Der One" and the latest Pathe News.
Miss Vivian Edwards. last seen in
THE Village Blacksmith" a Mack
Sennett production on the Triangle
Icy stone program. is working in Sc
cret at the Glendale plant of the
Keystone Film Company. Even the
press agent is forbidden to enter the
new studio rust constructed for the
special work being done by Miss ed
wards. under the direction of Edward
"A. Frazee. Mr.. Sennett has issued
orders that no one not interested In
the coming picture may even watch
a scene shot. only smiles when asked
what the new departure means.
For Its special feature today the
,orpheum theater presents Brady
made drama, Sudden Riches" fea-
turing Robert Warwick. now starring
at a Broadway playhouse, Grace
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
!. .s0rY WYNNE CHATS OF FETE DE
~ PRINTEMPS TO BE GIVEN TODAY
Fraternity to Give Large Affair for Mountaineers
q Virginia and Philadelphia College Settlement at
t5.rae Of Mrs Henry Pemberton Jr in Germanto,un

sIltt Miss Elizabeth Farber. MISC rsabo,
tbrown' Miss Mary Petit, Miss .Teanne,ta
nays OF Norwood, Miss Margaret Sointo
oI centre Square, and Mrs. Williar, Al
MISS Margaret Sullivan. Of Tbo Mt,
.ol' has returned home after a y,si, a.
, ner sister, Mrs. NJ. J. Comerford of MD
ley Park ''iu' ol fld'
,.,lr MIs, Avery ID. Harrington and Mrs
naiep ,,,',s Causey Tindal will give tea M tho
s..l' 'i'usean Club tomorrow afternoon
from until 8 o'clock, at which 4nO pt,oets
WIN oe present, Receiving with Mrs Ifor.
rihgton and Mrs. Tindal will be Nfrs
Ieorse e. Thompson, Mrs Albert Chance
ntis. n,i Eopert Hayes, Miss Salle Morley
MISS Nina Crawford Mrs. Andrew Il
t.oscner' Mrs. John Bowter, Mrs. Charles
". barper Mrs. Wendell Reber. Mrs. RON
cry Dobbin, Mrs Edwin M. KeeIv Mics
Lillian Wallace, Mrs j. Ivins Nichoie
MISS Constant II. Jones and Miss ELLA NJ
Lewis, aided by Miss Verda Moore Mice
FLORENCE Randall, Miss Irene THOMPSON
MISS Irene Dearnley Miss Adelaide pitt
MISS Mary Louise Cook, Miss Elizabeth
Burns, Miss Virginia Thompson, Miss
Marion Lewis, Miss Elizabeth Faber Miss
Dorothy CARRIER and Miss Mildred Cook
Tea viii be poured by Mrs. Burton q
Moore, Mrs. william l.. Welsh. Mrs. John
II. Dearnley Mrs @. Buckley Burns Mrs
w: Stokes Kirk and Miss Elizabeth Scho-
field.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
COTTAGES OPENED
EVERY DAY AT SHORE
Chelsea and Ventnor House
Owners Are Already Estab-
lished at Shore

ATLANTIC CITY. May 10. Miss
Sweeney and Miss Elizabeth Sweeney
have returned to their cottage "a North
Chelsea avenue, after spending several
days In Logan, where they were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stewart
Miss Gertrude Zane has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Rogers, who
have opened their cottage, 47O3 ventnor
avenue.
Miss Helen McCoun. who has been vis-
iting in Chelsea, left the first Of the week
for Philadelphia to visit Miss Rosalie
Hoban, at 1903 South Broad street. en-
route to her home in New York.
A number of Philadelphans are opening
their cottages for the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Dunlap are occupying
their Ventnor home, IA South Vassar
square.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Schanz and Miss
Jessie Evans Schanz will open their cot
tage 81 South Rhode Island avenue, next
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Schanz have been
coming to Atlantic City for the last 20
years
Mrs. Charles Webb will arrive the first
of June to open her cottage, 100 South
Elberon avenue, Chelsea
DR.. and Mrs. Won Vierick will spend
the summer at their Chelsea home, $500
Atlantic avenue
Mr.. Vernon Schroff has purchased the
cottage, 6513 Winchester avenue, where
he will spend the season.
Among the prominent railroad officials
who will spend the summer here are Mr.
Agnew Il. Dice. president of the Reading
Railway, who has taken cottage at Sow
ereign and Pacific avenues President
Samuel Rea, of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, who will occupy his cottage, 1913 st.
Charles place, and Mr.. j. r. Wood for
mer general passenger agent of the Penn
sylvania. who has a cottage at 3915 Vent
nor avenue.
A benefit recital was given at the Hotel
Chelsea last night for Joseph Irwin, a
Philadelphia boy to raise funds to con-
tinue his musical education in New York.
Mr.. Irwin is a violinist of great promise.
Mr.. and Mrs Alan p Smith, Jr., and
Miss Miriam Smith, of Baltimore. who
have been at the Dennis for week. re-
turned home on Monday They have en-
gagged apartments at the Dennis for the
summer months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
What's Doing Tonight

Temperance rally Convention Hall, 8 clock.
Lecture, shakespeare. the Man" by Prof.
o'clock.
of the Madonna Catholic Club New Lyric
Hall, 02S south 9th street, o'clock.
Latin msriCan Society smoker and recep-
tion In connection with the Cervantes tercen-
tenary, Houston Hall, University of Pennsyl-
Vania, o'clock.
Educational Society. Houston Hall. Unlver-
sity of Pennsylvania, o'clock.
PenTose Republican League rally. T. A. D.
Han, l43l Germantown avenue. $50 O'Clock.
Free.
Economic Club OF Philadelphia dinner.
Bellevue Stratford Hotel.
Church Historical Society Christ Church,
. Director Krusen talks eliminating the
Mosqulto,' kenslngton recreation playground.
DR.. Dwight w. Wylie to be installed pastor
of ST. Paul's Presbyterian Church.
Reception to new officials of =. r. r. Y NJ.
C. A., list street and Westminster avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
weddinga
FtsHER-cooKn.


The marriage of Miss Josephine Johns
Cooke, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
W. Cooke, and Mr.. Clarence w. Fisher
was solemuzed this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
IN st. Paul's Church. Chestnut Hill. The
rector the Rev. ]. Andrews Harris, ofil-
ciated, The bride. who was given In
marriage by her father, was attended by
her sister, Mrs. Brakeman Quintard Myer,
as matron Of honor and Miss g. Rosa
Nonde Fisher as maid Of honor. The
Tour little flower girls were her nieces,
MISS Josephine Myer, Miss Virginia X
Myer, Miss Priscilla jerks and Miss Bes-
sic Cooke
The bride appeared in lustrous gown
OF white satin embroidered In seed pearls
ana brilliants. Her veil was of rare old
point lace, and the bridal bouquet, an old
Iashioned one, consisted of Sweetheart
roses and other flowers in pastel shades.
Mrs, Myer and Miss Fisher were gowned
alike In peach-colored net frocks, trimmed
with bands Of silver Their picturesque
hats of leghorn straw were faced with
nlack net and trimmed with spring flowers.
lhey carried spring flowers. The four
little flower girls wore tulle and hats of
Georgette crepe. and carried baskets filled
with spring flowers
Mr.. John Hancock Arnett acted as best
man and the ushers were Mr. George Cor
don Meade. Mr. George ]. Cooke, MIR Felix
Norris, pr. George Norris. Mr.. Brakeman
Quintard Myer MIR William =. jerks and
Mr.. William Wayne
Following the ceremony a small re-
ception was held at the home of the
brides parents Gravers lane and Crit
tenden street. Chestnut Hill. Mr.. Fisher
and his bride will make their home in
Amber
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12

or,nooR entertainments are
ssctsediy the order of the day now
" ~ The first one of the season
held this afternoon at the home
w y ttenrv Pemberton, Jr., Wissa'
d VIZ onue and School House lane
hfeV" .,,vp under the auspices of the
: fraternity, for the benefit Of the
= .a,reers of virginia and the Phila-
,ss,s College settlement.
e'lg" !, u p'raternity is composed OF
- the fashionable girls in the
p.g md the good works which they un'
s.,,ake and keep up are most praise
purthy. no,, ,,,, have manv
,c1 features. There will be a
chow. where some of Philadel-
~ hest dancers will provide special
ps,s,,ons. There will also be general
sa',''. .o,rnetitive dancing, under the
~ or,ani of Lille Crisfield and Hope
m'I .uohaaI The music will be pro-
,Aa by Henry Reeves. with his big
w drum and other paraphernalia.
y.,harIne Kremer Page will have
sarcv table and Virginia Roberts
~ No in charge of the tea, and will be
..od nv Helen and Gertrude Tower.
e.,ab Penrose, Mary Alice Clay and
,s.,da Fox. Edith Smith will be in
,ssree of the other refreshments. Then
49, will be movies, with special pic
~, adapted for the children. baby
Nav for children under years of age,
~ are able to walk, will provide es-
.,csI amusement. Each child will re-
s.,ve pink or blue toy balloon, with
n, or her number on it, and will be
...,hIted where fond admirers may vote
~ their favorites. Mrs. Il. Disby
potzell will be in charge of this baby
,how Then there will be all sorts and
,,nds of things for sale. Really, some
,lras marvel how it is possible for
lhese good people. who have so much
~ do and are interested in so many
.hurities. to gather together so many
articles for all the sales which are held
A,ring May and June for every ones
pet charity
Mrs william Paul O'Neill will be in
,harge Of the book Shop. Caroline
psmberton will look after the pony rides,
and the garden utensils will be in charge
Oi Josephine Doran.
Among others interested are Mary
Clayton Mary Smith, Mrs. Nicholas
Riddle, Mildred Lee. Isabel Page, Mary
Boyd, Eleanor Werner, Katharine Ten
new. Barbara Boyd Jean Hancock, Mar
raret Tenney, Edith Baily, Rose Dolan,
Harriet Deaver, Catherine Wharton
Norris Katherine Putnam. Mildred
I6ngstreth, Mrs. Gurnee Mum, Pauline
Dsston, Mrs. John Shipley Dixon and
Mrs Arturo de Heeren.
Those of us who are looking for
ward to the Battle of Flowers, which
was to have been given on June %, will
be Interested to know that the commit
tee has changed the date, the reason
being the wee bird told me, that Marion
Myenand George Wharton Pepper, Jr..
have chosen that day for their nuptials.
The commttee, of course, did not en-
acty Ike to ask George and Marion to
change their date. as the invitations are
all ready to go out, you know, so they de-
rlasd the better thing to do would be to
change their own date, So, my dears,
The Battle of Flowers will be held on
June 20 at the Philadelphia Country
Club, NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12

WILMINGTON, Del, May 12.-Miss
Augusta La Motto is in Washington this
week for the horse show, and Miss Kath-
crime Thompson also attended the horse
show as a guest of Mrs. William du Pont
and Miss Marion du Pont of Montpelier,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs Coleman du Pont, Miss
Renee du Pont, Mrs. Francis Victor du
Pont and Mr.. Eleuthere du Pont left yes
terday for Great Neck L. l., where they
will occupy their estate for the summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Blanchard, of
Birmingham, Ala, who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. william N. Barnard,
returned home this week
The Right Rev Frederick j. Kinsman
Bishop of Delaware, and his mother, Mrs
kinsman, will leave tomorrow for Bry-
ants Pond, Me-, to join the Bishops
father and sister, who are established in
their summer home, Birchmere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reath, Jr., who
were married April rs, have returned from
Bermuda.
Mrs. w. K du Pont entertained at
luncheon yesterday In honor of Mrs. Pierre
s. du Pont
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollyday S. Needs. whose
marriage on April 30 was one of the lead
ing social events of the season, are ex-
pected to return from their honeymoon on
Sunday. They will go direct to the town
house of the brides parents General and
Mrs. T. Coleman du Pont, at sos Broome
street, where they will live during the
summer.
Mrs. Charles L. Patterson has returned
from New York, where she spent several
days.
There will be many out-of-town guests
over the three performances of the "Pousse
Cafe" Among those who will have visiting
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. David Lind
say, who are entertaining Mrs. Warren
Baldwin, of Boonton. N. j., and Mrs. Will
lam Cooper, of Maplewood. N. j.
Mrs. C. Marshall Barton has issued in
vitations for an auction bridge In honor
of Mrs. Pierre s. du Pont, Thursday aft
ernoon of next week, at Goodstay to be
given instead of the party Mrs Barton
arranged for Mrs. du Pont In February
which had to be called off on account of
the Illness of her mother, Mrs. Belin.
Mrs Leonard A. Yerkes gave luncheon
at the Country Club, Tuesday, for Miss
Bessie du Points guest, Mrs. William S.
Bergland, of New Brunswick. N. j.
Miss Harriet KirlSus entertained at
bridge followed by a shower, Tuesday, for
Miss Lydia Chichester, whose marriage to
Mr.. Philip cambridge Laird will take place
June 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
Personals


lreet, Germantown, entertained at lunch
con today in honor of the bridal party of
lher daughter. Miss Catherine Hunter
Davis, whose marriage to Mr.. Charles f..
Rowley will take place tomorrow. The
guests included Miss Katherine Potter,
Miss Caroline Murdoch, Miss Isabel
stoughton, Miss Amey Massey Develin,
Mss Margaret Davis and Mrs, Henry d..
Booth. Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price Maule will
sntertain at dinner tonight at their home.
lslI Rttenhouse street, before the pis-
eopal-De Lancey School dance this evening,
u honor of their daughter, Miss Jane Pax
son Parry Maule, and Miss Dorothy Blair.
tne guests will include Miss Eleanore
L carpenter. Mr.. William w. Keen Free
man, Mr.. Henry r. Pemberton Mr.. Wal
ser q Robb, Mr.. Charles C. Wilson and
mr. Ihomas Ridgway Barker
Dr and Mrs. Howard Forde Hansell,
1923 Walnut street, will give a tea,
rIth daneing, this afternoon at the Belle
tus-stratford to meet Mr.. and Mrs, How
~ Forde Hansell Jr.. whose marriage
'uA place recently in New York.
NJ. and Mrs. Edward Sydenham Page,
u Devon, will motor to Atlantic City today
II -fe'u tue weekend.
hr and Mrs, Samuel L. BalIy, Jr.. of
~ sa west Price street. win give dance
.sns s evening for their son, Master Newlin
euy, among the guests will be Miss
sofnelia Sheppard, Miss Elizabeth Pear
Has ~ MISS Annabelle Wood, Miss Margaret
eesr..a'on, Master Martyr George, Master
us Wood, Master r. Eldrldge PEN
Nm ~, ", Master de Quartell Richardson,
p... pasr Alfred Hulme and Master Lee
horr NE John Sparhawk, Jr., will be at
s''ns Saturdays in May after O'Clock, at
residence on Montgomery avenue,
-'sii'-A No cards have been sent out
-, winthrop Sargent and Mrs. Ed
=, felton will give a dinner-dance
ssh,.lr nolor OF Miss Theodore Keith Lille,
I1iISa I1iIghte daughter OF Mrzand Mrs. Lewis
hsrIc, u hsYerford, this evening at the
io.,s Sot Club. Among the out-of-
Y swh guests win be Miss Maria DALLAS
Rssesa daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
ensa eno,pne L. Agassiz. of Boston, who Is
-seu 70 Mt Cornelius C. FELTON,
,,,,as, Ms, John 5. Muclle. Mr.. Craig Wright
dsr : and Mr.. Craig Wright left yester-
hof,. M Wlndrush Farm, their summer
ar Ednonton. Northwest Canada.
i.&rsn & Thomas Cochran, wife OF Lieu
aap. rana Thomas Cochran. u. S. NJ, has
resEs annapolis for stay OF several
N 'ss - senior chapters OF Sigma Alpha Pi.
sntsr,s "liiiam Penn High School. will
a. .he new members OF the chap
a ny 4 luncheon to be given tomorrow
he,,e hae Joseph Bready jackson. of 2O1l
18th street. VIII entertain At
~ and cards at her home tonor-
Hs,M ~ honor Of her niece, Miss Eleanor
bs ~ wood, OF Mt Airy. Covers will.
eIn ~ e TOT Is guestsA The decorations
p spring flowers al blueblrds. The
q, VII include Miss Mary sloan Tay-
r1rst sa Mufiel F stamme. Aiss Mar
I l2usion. Miss Dorothy Hlndman.
Margaret Tullidgs, MIS- Katherine
l|obl,.' sliss Gertrude Evans. Miss Jo-
Apoott Gibson. Miss Adelaide
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
WEST PHILADELPHIA CLUB
PRESENTS AMUSING FARCE
"His Royal Highness,' Comedy in Three Acts Pre-
sented Last Night by Efficient Cast-San Domingo
Dramatic Association to Give Opera

Dorothea STEIN Miss Marie Hedderman
Miss Gertrude Fischer, Miss Emma Van
Derslice. Miss Josephine Setter. Miss Jo-
sephine Conroy. Miss Helen r. Conway
Miss Adele M. Gruber, Miss Margaret NJ
Spillan, Miss Helen A. O'Connor, Miss
Anna Maher, Miss Catherine Downey, Miss
Mary Fischer, Miss Elizabeth Cunning
ham, Miss Crescentia Beck Miss Mar
guerita Costello and Miss Elizabeth NJ
0'Rourke, dance will follow the per-
formance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12

Notices for the Society paEe Eili be
accepted and printed In the EFenlns
Ledger, but All such notices must oe .rtt-
ten On one side Of the paper, must be
signed In full, with full address, ana when
uossfblo telephone number must Dc flfsns
send All such Communications % $50
riels Editor Evening Ledrer' sos Uheat-
1niess these requlFemsAts are carried
ouf 80 that Ycrincation in44 % peaaiutes
~ notice viii not b. published.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12

Miss Margaret N Chase, of 1896 West
Hilton street. gave a delightful tea, with
music. on Wednesday afternoon for the
members or the 13 Club of the 1916 class
of the Girls High School, who include
Miss Irene Robbins, Miss Elizabeth l..
Plucker, Miss Jean Rider, Miss Helen
S. McCausland, Miss Violetta Sutton. Miss
Eleanor Rohner. Miss Irene Bryer, Miss
Esther Schofeld, Miss Virginia Thomp.
son, Miss Florence Cassin, Miss Kathryn
V. Smith and Miss Margaret Amber.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
Delaware County

The Woman Suffrage party of Delaware
County held its quarterly meeting, fol-
lowed by a rouRd-table luncheon, at the
Chester Club, at Chester, yesterday. Miss
Shane, of New York, was the speaker.
Suffragists from all over the county at
tended the luncheon. Mrs. ]. S. c. Harvey
and Mrs Ferree Brinton took motor
parties down from Radnor township and
a number also motored from Lansdowne.
The Civic Association OF Aldsn will
hold a lawn fete on June 5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
CgERES-KRETz

The marriage of Miss Ruth NJ. Kretz.
daughter of Mrs. Emma Kretz of Read
ing. Pa, TO Mr.. Joseph c. Cleres. of 1912
North 23d street, was solemnized on
Tuesday morning i'm St Elizabeth's
church. 2Sd and Berks streets. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Father
Cunningham and was followed by a
breakfast at the Adelpha. Miss Eliza
beth kret2 attended her sister as maid of
honor, and MIR. Joseph Hays was best
man. Mr.. and Mrs Cleres will spend a
fortnight on their wedding trip and upon
their return will be at home at 1912
North 23d street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
Tioga

Miss Helen Millard, of 371S North 18th
street, will give luncheon, followed by n
theatre party, tomorrow. Her guests,
who are members of the Sigma Gamma
Sorority, will include Miss Eleanor Stone.
Miss Helen Eyre, Mrs. Stanley Brown
Vanderslice. Miss Beatrice Smith. Miss
Gladys Fries, Miss Dorothy Gamble and
Miss Addie Luton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12

BnlllDS.
ARDMORE-Mrs. II. oswald Hingley
will entertain at dinner on the evening
of Saturday. May 90 In honor of Miss
Elizabeth Sampson, whose engagement to
Mr.. William John Jamison was recently
announced.
The committee in charge of the Women's
Exchange has taken a room in the Chron-
icle Building, Lancaster and Cricket ave-
nues.
VILLANOVA-Friends of Mrs George
w. Kendrick, Jr., of Pennacre. Villanova,
will be glad to hear she has recovered
from her recent illness.
BRYN MAwR - Miss Caroline S.
Barnes. of Biltover, is spending a few
days in New York. The wedding of Miss
Barnes ard the Rev. j. A. Johnston Ross,
of the Union Theological Seminary, New
York will take place very quietly the end
of June at Miss Barnes home in Bryn
Mawr.
ST. DAVIDS-Although the wedding of
Miss Martha Walton and Mr. IWi!lam
Wedersheim, Jr., is to be a very quiet
affair, quite a number of entertainments
will be given by Miss Walton's friends
in her honor.
At the bridge party given by Miss
Helen Bates in her honor yesterday the
guests included Miss Katharine Werner,
Miss Ruth Way, Mrs. William Mann
Prizer Miss Elizabeth Craig, Miss Mar
ion Mulford, Miss Kathleen McDonough.
Miss Margaret Watkins, Miss Doris Water
all, Mrs, l.. p. Eisenberg, Jr., Mrs. Thomas
Walton, Mrs. Charles Walton, Jr., and
Mrs. Frederick Chandler, Jr.
Mrs. Esenbe"g, of Bryn Mawr, will give
luncheon in honor of Miss Walton on
Monday and Miss Marion Mulford, of
Wayne, bridge on Thursday, May 1s.
DEVON-Mr. and Mrs. C. Emory Nc
Michael, of Knoll House, Devon, left
Wednesday to'spend ten days at Watkins
Glen.
Mrs. George c. Stout will give a chill
dren's circus tomorrow afternoon at her
place in Devon. About so little guests
will be present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
Camden and Vicinity

Miss Nancy Coffin. of Ashland, for
merly OF I'd and Cooper streets, viii en-
tertain at bridge this week in honor Of
Miss Gehevieve Buckwalter. Of I'd and
Penn streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
Along the Main Line

oVERBROOK-Miss Janet williams. of
East orange, ~ j.. is the guest of Miss
Phyllis tuhn Walsh, debutante daughter
of Mrs. Florence HUM Walsh, at her home
on DreNel road for the week end
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Herschel. of 3sl7
North 9th street. and Mrs. Herschers
mother. Mrs. Laura Shinkle, will spend
the summer in Ocean Grove.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
Along the Reading

Mr. Daniel B. wentz, of the orchard.
Washington lane. Wyncote, accompanied
by his father, Mr.. ]. S. wentz, of West
Philadelphia, will leave shortly for Attain
tic City, to spend some time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12

The Reliance Club will hold it's annual
dance this evening at the Lawrence Dane
ing Academy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
Northeast Philadelphia

A euchre and 500 will be given on Fri
day, May 10, by Miss NJ. Baker and Miss
NJ. Campbell at the formers home. 1921
Marlborough street, for the benefit of the
Immaculate Conception Church, at, Front
and Allen streets, Among those present
Miss Carrie Campbell. Miss Emma Logan,
Mrs. Margaret Kenney, Miss Mary Mackel,
Miss Mary Corcoran, Miss May Hollowell,
Miss Sara Dugan, Miss Ida Powell, Miss
Marie Brett, Miss Mary McCracken, Miss
Elizabeth Shay and Miss Miriam Vein
beck.
Miss Film hath Gnldmnn nf 1929 North
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12

Mrs. Elizabeth Roney, of 2036 Mercy
street, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Mary Roney, TO. Mr.. Harry
Horner The, wedding will take place in
June.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
South PHILADELPHIA

The sixth annual dance of the Corley
Club will be held this evening at McCrea's s
Academy, 1882 Passyunk avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12

Miss Elizabeth Jamison will entertain
at dinner tomorrow in honor of Miss Ellz-
abeth M. Sampson, whose engagement to
Mr.. William John Jamison was recently
announced