Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-18

MI HELEN DE LACY NASH,
lFl daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar g.
Nash, of Greenwood avenue, wyncote en-.
tertained at bridge and 800" At her home
on Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
honor Of her cousin, Miss Helene Shep-
herd, OF Cambridge, Mass. who IL the
guest of Miss Nash for a week before re-
turning to Radcliffe College to resume
her studies. Among the guests on Satur-
day were Miss Zoe MegarRee, Miss Julia
Beck Miss Ethlyn Selner Mis- Doris
Wetherbee, Miss Blanche wheelock, Miss
Marian Sheip. Miss Lillian Sheip, Miss
Amelia sheip. Miss Carolyn Osborn, of
Jenkintown; Miss Violet Krauss. Of
Elkins Park; Miss Mildred Baer. Miss
Marian Stauffer. of Chambersburg Miss
Edith McCarty, Miss Lucy McCarty, Miss
Emma Davis. Miss Jean Wilson and Miss
Pauline Kapp.
Mr.. Russell Taylor will entertain num-
ber of his friends at a house party over
Easter at his home, 1875 Asbury avenue
Ocean City. His guests will be MIR. Charles
Gonert, Mr.. Frank Kaiser Mr. George
Rieger, Jr., Mr.. Thomas Halton, Mr.. Louis
sgel and Mr.. and Mrs Clarence b. Tay-
lor
A SURPRISE party was given to Mr..
n Maurice Feiler by his colleagues at
the homo Of Mr.. Anthony Linzzl, 1907
Federal street, on Sunday evening. Mr..
Feiler has Just recovered from a serious
illness. The evening was musical one,
as Mr.. Feiler is n noted cellst here and
abroad. He was connected with the Ham
merstein Opera in London, and Is now
solo cellist in the Bollevue-Stratford Hotel
Among those present were Mr. Meyer
Gorodetzer, conductor of the Beethoven
symphony; Mr.. Meyer Davis, musical di-
rector of the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel Mr..
Anthony Linzzl solo cellist of Martins
Symphony and Beethoven Symphony; Mr..
ID. r. Weidlnger and Mr., Louis Culp, of
Holland; Mr.. Paul Godmilow. Mr.. David
s. Brown, Mr.. Lazarus II. Brown, Mr.. ].
Goldenburg, Mr. Harry Feldman. Mr.. NJ.
Llnzzi, Mr.. Frank Linzzi and Mr.. Harold
Veo
Mrs. Emma r, johnson and daughters,
Miss Ethel =. johnson and Miss Bessie
johnson, of 105 South cad street. West
Philadelphia. entertained a number of
their friends at their home on Saturday
evening, April Is Their guests were
Miss NJ McAleer. Miss Sylvin Delaplaine,
Miss Violet McGettgan. Miss Florence
Conaway. Mrs d. o. Morton. Mrs. IL. S.
Clark, Mr.. II. Peiser, Mr.. Jack f. Wet
eel, Mr.. George A. spingler, Mr.. Jack
Campbell, Mr.. e. A. Clark, Mr.. Charles
p. Kerns and Mr.. G. f. Spangler.
The Bow and Arrow Club is planning to
give another play in the fall.
A SURPRISE party was given Mr. and
"A Mrs. Frederick Louis Swink, 26S2
South Colorado street, in honor of Mr..
swinlt's birthday by the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the General Lyceum Post, No. Al, Vet
Grams Foreign Wars.
The guests met at Past Commander
John Tumbelty's home and went in
body to Mr.. SwinlSs house, where supper
was served at 12 o'clock. The music was
rendered by members of the Talbot String
Band. led by Mr.. Davis.
Among the guests present were Com
| mander Edward Smell of General Lyceum
Post, and Mrs. Smell; Past Commander
John Tumbelty of General Lyceum Post.
| and Mrs Tumbelty; Adjutant Fred r.
| Watson, General Lyceum Post; Mrs wat
| son and his daughter, Miss Mary Nell
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Evans, Mrs.
Lizzie Shade, Miss Julia Shade. Miss
Emma Smith, Mrs. John w. Welsh, Mrs.
Philip Larkin, Mrs. Schumacher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis. Mrs. and Miss Robinson. Mr..
Frank Davis Master John Tumbelty,
Master Fred Swink and Master John
Swinh.
Miss Eva Lipman, of 5l7O Parkside
avenue, entertained at her home on Sun
day evening. There was a dancing con-
test and prizes were given. Among the
guests were Miss Bertha Hyman. Miss
Rose Daross, Miss Bessie Winkleman
Miss Rose MORRISON, Miss Bessie Kiln
sky, Miss Bertha Kirllel, DIR. Victor Siedel.
Mr.. Louis Wollman, DIR. Joseph Kimmer-
man. Mr. Peter Abrams. DIR. Borden, Mr..
Benjamin Schmerer, Mr.. Samuel Kazer,
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