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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
FrankfOrd

All plans have been arranged by the
Frankford Arsenal Association for the
forthcoming military charity ball, The
date has been set for Monday evening,
March 6, and at the recent meeting the
following were chosen to conduct the
ball: Chairman, Mr., r, f. Brand; vice
chairmen, Mr.. n. w, Boody, Mr.. James
Gill, Mr. Gustav Fielder. Mr.. Herbert
Vaudergrft, Mr.. John $. Montayne:
treasurer, Mr.. f. 4. Stegman; recording
secretary, MIR. Leon Mcbride: financial
secretary, Mr.. ]. L. Merget; corresponding
secretary, Mr.. II, W. BoOdy.
The ball will be for the benefit of the
Frankford Hospital, and its success is as
sured, because OF the widespread inter
est, not only in the hospitals work, but
also in the subject of preparedness and
the part the Arsenal has in the national
plans OF defense.
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SEVEN ALLIED ARTS TO GIVE
BRILLIANT MASQUE NEXT WEEK
Entertainment to Take Place at Academy of Music Fol
lowed by Dance at Horticultural Hall-Audience
Will Appear in Costume

Helen Oldenbergh, Miss Elizabeth Diok@.
son, Miss Mary Schmidt, Miss Mary Wha-
len, Miss Mary Friel, Miss Elizabeth
Reilly, Miss Annie Friel, Mrs J. Kloke.
Mrs. j, Cummins, Mr.. Harry Marx. Mr..
Mark Watson. Mr.. Joseph Kloke, Mr..
Peter Marx, Mr.. George Lynch. Mr.. How
ard Oldenburgh, Mr.. william Marx, Mr..
William Weiland, Mr.. Herman Wieland,.
Mr. Carl Lynch. Mr.. Frank Sheilor. Mr..
Harry Leimhouser. Mr.. Joseph Carver,
Mr.. Joseph Diringer and Mr. Thomas
keenan,.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Simpler, OF 6l57
Catharine street gave a valentine 800
on Tuesday evening, the decorations be-
ing appropriate for the evening. The
guests were Mrs. w. w. Mansfield. Mrs
w s. Ottinger Jr., Mrs. l.. d. S. Brant
Miss Frances Ottinger Miss Lidie Rey-
nolds Miss Edith Lily strand. Miss Mary
Merklec Mr. w. w. Mansfield, MIR. W
s. Ottinger. Jr., Mr.. L. D. S. Brant Mr.
Walter Cook, Mr.. Donald Macleoud. Mr..
Il. NJ. Davis and Mr.. Clifford Wendell.
a valentine leap year party was given
by Miss Emma Grace Joyce to friends
at her home in Allentown on Monday
evening. Miss Joyce formerly lived in
Tioga. The guests included Miss Mar
tina Lndenkohl, Miss Helen Weber. Miss
Helen Ritz Miss Caroline Kellermap,
Miss Augustive Kellerman, Miss Mar
guerite Becktt Miss Mildred Walters,
Miss Elizabeth Bush. Miss Marion Cur
tain, MIR. Frank Fenton. Mr.. John Nc
Govern. Mr.. Robert Beclitt Mr.. Fred
crck Benhoff Mr. Wilbert Miller, Mr..
William Lutz, Mr.. owen Marion, Mr.. NJ.
Magee, Mr.. Freeman william Joyce and
Mr.. Charles Biting. 81
Girls of Yesterday and Today" is the
title of a pageant to be given this evening
at the Y. w. c. \. of the Falls of Schuyl-
kill The pageant will be given by the
girls of the association The growth of
the association from 1866 to 1916 viii be
portrayed. Miss Jennie Smith will appear
as the Girl OF 1861 and Miss GladyR
Burt will be the "Girl OF 19l6.' Music
typical of the various periods will be ren-
dered.
Most successful was the hop given by
the Alpha Phi Graduate Fraternity OF
the West Philadelphia High School, held
in the Gold Room of the Adelphia Hotel
last night. The affair was held under
the auspices of the Alumni Association,
assisted by the active chapters. The
committee in charge included Mr.. George
w. Wagner, chairman: Mr.. II. e. Shen-
ton. Mr. +. Randall Brown and Mr..
Henry Hood.
The patronesses were Mrs H.. Il. Shen-
ton, Mrs. G. w. Wagner. Mrs. +. X.
Brown, Mrs. j. NJ. Hammer and Mrs.
c. r. Dayton. The junior class of the
school held an entertainment last eve-
ming in the Phillips Brooks School, 42d
street and Baltimore avenue.
Mrs. John j. Thompson. of 5Sls Car
penter street, gave luncheon, followed
by cards. on Thursday. The guests In
cluded Mrs. William Barr, Mrs. William
Eglof. Mrs. Augustus Stetzer Mrs. Eu-
gene Kahn Mrs. Robert Bryans, Mrs
Queene Kahn and Miss Trixie Thomp-
son.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
ART RECEPTION AT
UNIVERSITY MUSEUM
Second Affair Will Be Given at
the Museum to View the Ori-
entail Art Exhibition Feb. 26

Although the attendance at the opening
reception given by the management of the
University Museum last Saturday evening,
when the Oriental art exhibition was 'irSt
seen was Unexpectedly and gratifyingly
large. In spite of the severe weather, there
have been so many regrets expressed by
those invited who could not come and so
many requests that another occasion or
the same kind be provided, that the nut
scum managers have finally agreed to mold
another reception next Saturday evening,
February 90, to which all previously Is
sued invitations will be valid Ii is not
considered necessary to reissue the lnvi'
tations but II is hoped that not only those
who attended the first evening nut that
all who could not come then Will be pres
ent on that occasion.
Since the opening of the exhibition the
attendance has been very large and IRON
all classes of persons, Many OF the art
experts and the cultured people Of New
York have visited the museum, and all
are loud in their praises of the new hall
and its contents which have been ar
ranged so admirably. This has been graf
flying to the museum authorities, eSpe-
clally as the weather during the last week
has not been particularly favorable.
II Is noteworthy that, although the Nor
gan porcelains are the most prominent
feature, in some respects the visitors seem
quite as enthusiastic over the many other
specimens of Chinese art which are on eN-
hibition. Many Orientals have visited the
museum during the last week and have
expressed astonishment that so many rare
specimens have been collected The re-
ception next Saturday evening Will begin
at $50, and the weather man has been
particularly requested to make the me-
teorologcal conditions favorable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
Along the Main Line

BRiN MAWR-Mr. and Mrs. Tristram
C. Colket gave "A dinner at their home
on Morris avenue last Tuesday evening,
in honor of their guests, Mr. and Mrs
William Hadden, of New York.
Miss Caroline =. Barnes, of Biltover,
Bryn Mawr. is making a visit in New
York.
NILLANOVA-Miss Harriet G. *. Gey-
elm, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Laussat Geyelin, of Hardwicke, Vilanova,
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. William b..
Churchman. at Morristown, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence r. Paul have
returned from Newport to Green Gables.
their home in Villanova.
RADNOR-Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes
Townsend, of Montrose, Radnor. who
have been spending the winter in War
saw, are expected home March |.
ST. DAVIDS-Mrs. Rollin II. Wilbur
has sent out invitations to a luncheon and
musicale at Old Stone House, her home
in St David's, on Monday. March g.,
Miss Belle Gawthrop will sing,
WAYNE-Mrs. Fl. John Patton and
her sister, Miss Robinson, of Toledo o.,
have returned from New York, where
t.ey were spending the week,
Miss Helen Halbach. of Wayne, Is
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Halbach, Jr., of Haverford.
DEVON-Mr and Mrs. William Baker
Whelen, of Clovelly. Devon, left yester-
day for southern California. where they
will stay until the first of April. travelling
TO different points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Miss Mary Sheppard daughter of Mrs.
Edgar l.. Sheppard, of st. Martins lane.
who has just recently returned from At
lantic City. has gone TO Boston to visit
friends for several days. Miss Sheppard
will give dinner on Friday evening,
March II. before Mrs. Edward Troths s
dancing class in honor of her two cousins,
Miss Caroline Sheppard and Miss Mil
dred Sheppard. debutante daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Maxwell Sheppard, OF
2l2i Walnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
NANCY WYNNE GOSsIPS A BIT
ABOUT MANY SOCIAL AFFAIRS
DR.. and Mrs Louis Orey Lusson Will Introduce Their
Daughter This Afternoon at Large Dansant
i at the Bellevue-Stratford

home 2aOO Pine street. No cards have
been sent out.
MRS. Thomas Balch will be at home on
Monday afternoon from 48O until o'clock
az Iil2 Spruce street No cards have been
sent out.
Mrs Theodore NJ. Etting will receive on
Monday at her residence. 1919 spruce
street after 4 o'clock. No cards have
been sent out
Miss Adelaide Gordon Flagg, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs George FlagE of 3ato
Walnut street, has sent out invitations
LOT Ir a bridge on the afternoon of Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Louis Ketterlinus of
2Ol6 Spruce street. will entertain at dinner
tonight
Miss l.. Ellen Shortridge and Miss
Fanny a. Shortridge will give a bridge
this afternoon at their home, 17li Pine
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wilkinson, Jr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. VOL left ves-
terday for a three weeks trip to Pain
Beach and Havana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Rushton, of
WNnnewood, will give a dinner at the
Ritz tonight, followed by theatre party
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Pickering en-
tertained at dinner last evening at their
home on Bowman avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w Sinclair. of
Ridley Park, announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Cater
son Sinclair to Mr.. Llvius +. de Borde-
nave, Of Pittsburgh.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Bertha krasne and Mr.. William Sklaroff
on Thursday, February II, by the Rev
DR.. krauskopf. Mr.. and Mrs. Sklaroff
will live at COPS Washington avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
Wilmington

Mrs. Charles Belknap, Of Philadelphia,
who spent several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlan G.. Scott, has returned home.
Mrs. Henry G. Haskell and her daush-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Haskell, left on Mon
day for Jacksonville, Fla, TO remain for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Barksdale
sbaekelford, whose marriage took place
Monday night, are spending their honey
moon in the South, and Will visit Palm
beach before their return.
Miss Janet Jackson, Miss susanne
sneakman and Miss Marjorie Pyle have
retnrned from the junior prom festivities
at Cornell.
Mrs Charles c. Rumford entertained
at auction bridge and tea this week al the
Colonial Danes Home. 1905 Market street,
hi honor OF her guest, Mrs Margaret
iIass Of Wayne, Pa. There were nTe
ts6les 81 cards. Mrs. Ash and Miss Jar
yis poured tea,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Miss Eleanor de Graeff Cuyler was the
guest of honor at n ball given last night
at Sherrys, New York, by her aunt, Miss
Eleanor de Graeff Cuyler, of 9O3 Park
avenue, New York. There were about
800 guests present. among whom were
Miss Elizabeth Downs, Miss Margot Scull,
Miss Mariana GoWen, Miss Anne Hutch
inson, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. De Witt Cuyler
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eaton Cromwell,
Miss Eleanor Pepper and Miss Mary
Thayer, of this city; Miss Helen Crocker,
of San Francisco; Miss Betty Brown, of
Pittsburgh, and Miss Geraldine Adee,
Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Janetta Alex
ander. Miss Mary Alexander, Miss Civil
lise Alexander, Miss Esther Auchincloss,
Miss Pauline Bacon, Miss Florence Blair,
Miss Edith Blair, Miss Grace Bristed,
Miss Leoni Burrell, Miss Helen Byrne,
Miss Mary Garfield, Miss Aida Chan
Ter, Miss COrnelia Chaplin Miss Con-
stance Chappell, Miss Catherine Colt. Miss
Mary Colt. Miss Helen Coster. Miss kath-
crime Crosby Miss Vera Cravath, Miss
Madeleine Dalghren, Miss UlrIca Dalghren,
Miss Katherine DalghTen, Miss Gretchen
DamrosCh Miss Anstiss De Neau, MISS
Anita Delafeld. Miss Gladys Endicott Miss
Edith Farr, Miss Irene Gibson, Miss Alice
Haven, Miss Sylvia Hyde, Miss Louise
Hoadley, Miss AdTienne Iselln, Miss Mar
garet Thompson, Miss Ruth King, MISS
Dorothy Kissel, Miss Mary Knapp MISS
renee, Miss Gertrude Mali, Miss Eva Mall,
Miss Martha McCOok, Miss Harriet Nc
Cook, Miss Edith Morgan, Miss Jane Nor
gan, Miss Frances Morgan, Miss Helen
Hamilton, Miss Eleanor Marquand, Miss
Jean Morris, Miss Rita Norrie, Miss
Josephine Osborn, Miss Mary Opdycke,
Miss Katherine Parsons, Miss Adelaide
Sedgwlck, Miss Eileen Sedgwick, Miss
Helen Seton, Miss Mary Sturgis, Miss
Ethel Simmons, Miss Marian TIFFANY,
Miss Margaret Trevor, Miss Lillian Tai
mage, Miss Evelyn WitheTbee, Miss Con-
stance Wickersham and Miss Julia K,
zabriskie.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Laussat Geyelin,
OF Bryn Mawr. have Mr. Joseph Leland,
OF Boston, as their guest for the week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Geyelin will entertain
at the Supper Club at the Bellevue-Strat-
FORD this evening in honor of their guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Spencer Miller, Sd, of
zz1f RittenhOuse street will chaperOn
party at the supper Club tonight.
The Beaver Camp for Girls is having
reunion over the weekend in Baltimore.
Mr., owen Wister will give a ehildren's
party this afternoon at the home of his
slster-in-law, Mrs William Rotch Wis
Ter lll2 Spruce street, for his son, Mas
Ter William ROteh Wister,
Mrs. Pope Yeatman. of Ills Spruce
street, will give a childTen's party this
afternoon in honor OF her son, Master
Pope Yeatman, Jr,
The celebrated German toe dancer,
Aaolph Dlohm, and his partner will give
an eNhibition at MS Scotts supper club
~ the Bellevue-Stratford tonight.
Airs, n. Allen Stockton aud Aiiss Chriss
lihe Hare stockton y M receive Informally
tomorrow afternoon after O'Clock az their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
Woodbury.

The first annual dance OF the ]. chsh
Club will be held tonight at the Wood
bury Country Club. The members of the
]. Chyb Club are Miss Irma B. Jefferys.
Miss H. Gladys jackson, Miss Dorothy
Cannon. Miss Margaret Hollinshead, Miss
Jeanette c. Young and Miss Marguerite
L. Bond. The chaperOnes Of the dance
will be Mrs c. V. Bond. Mrs. w Cannon,
Mrs. T. b, Hollins, Mrs. u. l. jackson.
Mrs. w. II. jefferson and Mrs. N. @.
Young.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
MISS GLADYS sNELLENBURG
Weddings
FOULKE-GARRETT.

The marriage of Miss Frances B..
Garrett, member of an old Philadelphia
family and daughter of the late Philip
C. Garrett. and Mr. j. Roberts Foulke
was solemni2ed this morning at the home
of the brides brother, Mr.. Alfred c.
Garrett. of 1901 Old York road, Logan.
The Friends ceremony was used. Miss
Garrett lived at the Delmar- Morris Apart
ments in Germantown. Mr.. Foulke, who
is a widOwer, has "A house at Radnor, but
has been spending his winters at the
Union League. Mrs. Il. PAU du Pont, of
Wilmington, is his daughter,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
Camden and Vicinity

The marriage of Miss Martha S. Bon-
will, daughter of the late DIR. II. C. Bon
will. OF 5th and Cherry streets, and Mr.
W. Howard Todd of 926 Vine street. took
place at the parsonage of the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church last Saturday
The Rev. Holmes Gravatt performed the
ceremony. Miss Elizabeth Ellis. daugh-
ter of Mayor Ellis. was maid of honor
and Mr.. Harry e. Howard acted as best
man. The couple are spending their hon
eymoon at Harrisburg. They wiz live at
92i South 9Th street, and will be at home
after March /.
A birthday social was held at the home
of Mrs. W. Harvey, 273l Wayne avenue.
LAST night. Those who participated in
the entertainment were Miss Josephine
Harvey. Miss Minnie Starke, Mrs. G.. Click.
Miss Lillian Cassidy, Miss Vera Elberson
and the Misses Marsell.
Mr.. ]. b. Kinsey. the Mayor of High
Point n. j." is registered at the Hotel
Ridgway for several days.
Mr.. Clarence b. Applegate. of James
burg, n. j., and his bride, who was Mrs
Carrie Bergen, of Portland Ore, are
spending few days of their honeymoon
with his brother, Mr.. w. G.. Appiegate.
of 634 Linden street.
what Happened to Braggs," farce
comedy, will be presented by the Collings-
wood High School in the auditorium of
the building, on March II and Is.
Mrs. ]. B. Johnson, of 4th and Vine
streets, is spending the winter with rela-
tives in Florida,
Mrs. Rudolph Brestell. of North I'd
street, has returned from Il fortnights
visit in Brooklyn.
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Black OF
All Cooper street, are among the Cam
denites residing in Florida for the winter
Mr.. II. p. Paul. of 9Th and Linden
streets. will erect handsome summer
home in Haddontield in the early spring.
Mr. and Mrs John AXE, of Sd and Penn
streets, and their daughter, Mrs. J.
Holmes, are spending the winter in
Florida.
Professor Dearing, of Philadelphia, viii
direct the play, "a Lad From Old ire
land" which will be given by the Ancient
order of Hibernians at the Catholic
Lyceum on March II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
LansdoWne

The Equal Franchise League has is
sued invitations for reception on Friday
afternoon. February 25. 10 meet Mrs.
George b. Orlady the new president OF
the Pennsylvania WomRn's Suffrage AS
sociauon. aud Mrs. George " Dlbert.
Mss Ethel shnGley viii act as hostess
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

A DELIGHTFUL tea will be given
n this afternoon at the Bellevue
Stratford by DR.. and Mrs Louis Olrey
Iusson to introduce their daughter,
1ucile, who is most attractive debu-
tante. The affair will be in the form Of
a dansant and will be followed by a
dinner and dance for the receiving
party and additional men guests. The
girls who will receive with Lucille are
Elizabeth and Grace Brewster, jose
phine Foster, Mary Cerbon, Katherine
and Martha Whitmer, Esther Bochmau,
Agnes Allen, Agnes Smythe, Mary Der
cum, Claire Spenser, Anita and Estelle
Sanders, Edith Oracle Of Washington
Mary Homer Belt, of Warrenton, Va.
sophy and Margaretta Bispham and
Marjorie Edwards
Wilmington Is about to enter into the
general round of fun, and a leap year
dance has been arranged for Eleanor
pyle, to be held in the Country Club
on February 26. which will he extreme
ly unique in it's reversal of the usual
and conventional FORMS Instead of
patronesses, there will be patrons, and
these will be, If you please, Horace
Lindsey, Tilghman Johnston, David
Ranken, Morton Harvey, Eugene du
Pont, Robert Brokaw and Felix du
Pont. From all / have heard of leap
year parties, dear help the men who
have been selfish about dancing at for
mer affairs and have stood around and
left the girls with their Chaperons. 1t
will take great strength of character
on the part of the small ladies at the
forth coming dance if they do not get
back at them" so TO speak.
Poor Mrs Penn Smith has had her
hands full with two daughters i'll in
separate places at the same time. Mrs.
Alec Brown has been laid up at the
Jefferson for some little time, where
she had a slight operation for tooth,
understand and Kitty has been i'll for
several weeks at the Ritz z-Carlton, with
a nurse in attendance. They have
wanted her to go to the Jefferson also
but as she is completely run down and
tired out, she objects to hospital as
II Is so depressing, MTS. rem olnlln
is living at Castlefin, the Browns
country home, and taking care of the
children, and is incidentally sending,
fresh eggs from her own farm to both
daughters. Mrs Brown has recovered
sufficiently to return home and, If am
not mistaken, will leave today for
Aiken, S. c.
It does seem too bad that when a
man is to keep a dinner engagement
he should go to sleep on the train and
go right by the station. That is just
what happened the other night. OF
course, he took the last train that wo-ild
get him to the house in time for I
o'clock dinner. so we were all kept
waiting for a half-hour till a down
train came along that could bring him
back. If he isn't careful / am afraid
he will wake up some day and find him
self in New York when he wanted 10
get off a Wayne Junction, as believe
going by stations is quite habit-and
the family never becomes alarmed any
more when he does not appear, for they
know he is peacefully slumbering on his
way to some unknown shore.
NANCY WYNNE.
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RoXborOugh

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Field, who have been
visiting Mr.. Fields mother. Mrs Jane
Field, OF 4Ol RICHTER street, Wissahickon
have returned TO their home In Bunalo
n. Y,
Miss Esther Mae Durkin, Of 44O4 Man
ayunk avenue, will spend the remainder
of the winter at Palm Beach, Fla, ac-
companied BY her grandfather. Mr.
George S. Meyer.
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Chestnut Hill

DR.. ]. Clinton Foltz. of Bethlehem pike
and Summit avenue. has arranged a class
in first aid, which meets at his home for
instruction on Monday evenings. The
class is made up of young women in
Chestnut Hill and St. Martins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
LanghOrne

Camden, s. c.. has a coterie of Lang
horne gofers--Dr. and Mrs. Henry Lo-
vett, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Williamson
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ.
Paist, Mr.. Harry l.. Ridge and Mr..
Charles II. Lovett.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
Germantown

Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick p. Miller. Jr., of
429 West Price street. will give chill
dren's party on Saturday. February 26.
The dance will be a german and all the
little girls and boys are counting the
days until the event.
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Personals

Mr.. Samuel Snellenburg, of Rydal. Pa,
announces the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys Snellenburg, to Mr.. Arr
thur r. Seligmann, of New York Mr..
Seligmann is a son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Seligmann
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

The Mannheim Dancing Glass, under the
direction OF Mrs. George A. Brooke, will
meet in the ballroom OF the Germantown
Cricket Club tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
Along the Reading

Mr.. and Mrs. George satterthwaite, of
Washington lane, Meadowbrook, have
closed their country home and are spend
ing several weeks in town,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Mr. Harry Smyth. son OF Mr., and Mrs,
Calvin NJ. Smyth. of 224 West Walnut
lane, was given a birthday dinner and
dance on Thursday evening
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19
North Philadelphia

Members and friends of the Corpus
Christi Catholic Church are holding n
Bazaar of All Nations" in the Assem-
bly, Han, Allegheny avenue and 2Sth
street. All the prominent countries OF
the globe are represented, and the booths
are decorated to show beautiful scenes
in the various countries as they appeared
I'm the days of peace, the aides being at
tired I'm the costume of the time and place
presented. The bazaar was opened with
an address by City Solicitor John p. Con-
nelly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Among the social events of the week
was the large dinner given by Mrs. Will
lam B. Parry on Wednesday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-19

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bloch and their
family have removed from Berks street
to 1421 West Ontario street,
Mrs, James Featherston, OF $50 North
18th street, entertained at a theatre party
followed by a dinner at the RitzCarlton
this week i'm honor Of Mrs. j. p, Flanagan,
of Wilkes. Barre Pa,
The guests included Mrs. Frederick Eel-
Ter. Mrs. James Wallace and Mrs Gene
O'ConnOr, Mrs, Flanagan will spend two
weeks in Philadelphia as the guest of Mrs.
Featherston.
Miss Nan Thomas, who has been visit
ing friends In New York, has returned to
her home, 32S7 Potter street
Miss Theresa Mallon and Miss Elizabeth
Mallon, of 1000 North Mascher street, gave
pinoche party Tuesday night Their
guests were Miss Ella Walsh, Miss Carrie
Clark, Miss Loretta Clark, MIR. Charles
Swink, Mr.. John Fadden and Mr. RAY
Fauls.