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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04
Along the Main Line

MERGON-A large number of prom
inent society folk in Merton and other
nearby stations, along the Main Line
Will be present at the subscription dance
to be given tonight at the Merton Coun-
try Day School. This will be the first
affair Of It's kind ever held in Merton,
and 1t promises to be an unusually bril-
liant entertainment. The patronesses in
clude Mrs. George d. B. Darby, Mrs.
$ Earle Haines, Mrs. j. Wydeman Lee,
Jr.; Mrs. Edward Burke Wiford, Mrs.
William II. F'olwel, Mrs. George X. Err
ben, Mrs. Martin j. MullIin, and the 9TH
ers present will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Court Carwithen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis a. Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Eladley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Soaring,
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Sullivan, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Pender Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick w. Rockwell Mr.. and Mrs.
John f.. Braun, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Delaplaine, Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Galley,
Mr.. and Mrs. William S, Baker DR.. and
Mrs. w. Newbold Watson, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank p. Croft, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Ed
win Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Nc
Abee Mr.. and Mrs j. Warren Neff, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Wilson Heaton, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel McCreery, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy E.
Matthes, Miss Imogen Goddard of Lynn,
Mass; Miss Julia Griffith, Miss Mary
Griffith Mr. Joseph Watkins Mr. Russell
Netf, Mr. William Conlen, Mr.. Charles
Griffith Mr.. S. Earle Haines, DR.. George
d. B. Darby, Mr. William II. Folwell,
Mr. j. Wydeman Lee, Jr.; Mr.. George
*. Erben and Mr.. Martin ]. NTulkin. The
dance Will be the occasion of number
of dinner parties. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Burke Wilford, of Highland and Melrose
avenues, will give a dinner of eight COW
vers, their guests including Mr.. and Mrs,
Arthur Hadley, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Della
plaine and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p Croft,
Mr.. and Mrs, William II. Fowell. of Mel
rose avenue and Linden lane, will enter
tain Miss Mary Griffith and Mr.. Arthur
Wilson informally at dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Earle Haines, of Heath road, will
have Mr.. and Mrs. Dale b. Fitler, Miss
Imogen Goddard and Mr.. Joseph Watkins
as their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Box are spend
ing Il few days in Washington, en- route
to Ormond Beach, Fla.
A musicale will be given this evening
at the Lower Merton School Auditorium
by members of the Main Line Choral, |
under the leadership of Miss Anna Nc |
DOnough. Mrs. Sydney Thayer will be |
the sololst. The Wynnefield Children's |
Hospital will be the beneficiary.
WYNNEWOOD-At the tea which |
Mrs. Norman Cantrell, of Kent road, will |
give Wednesday, February l6, in honor |
of Mrs. Samuel Stockton White, Sd, who |
will be remembered as Miss Vera Me- |
Intire. of New York. the hostess will be |
assisted In receiving by Mrs. w. Littell |
White, Mrs. A, W. Trmble, Mrs. r.
Stockton White. Mrs, Francis S. Cantrell,
Jr., Mrs. Robert r. Blank, Mrs Thomas
F. Clement. Miss Haines and Miss Flor
ence White.
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MAYOR SMITH AND HIS WIFE
WILL ATTEND CONCERT FEBRUARY 16
Preparations for the Concert and Ball to Be Given for
the Benefit of St. Rita's Church Are Well
Under Way-Madame Locke to Sing

MANY notables will attend the concert
1Hl and ball in aid Of st. Rita's Church.
which will be held at the Bellevue-strat-
ford on Wednesday evening, February
l6. Mayor Smith and Mrs. Smith will oc-
Gupy a box as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Connolly. Mr.. Connolly Is the city
Solicitor. From New York will come
many notables in the musical world as
the guests Of Nine Lydia Locke the
noted prima donna who will be heard In
several arias.
Tho list Of artists who will sing in
clude Mr. and Mrs. William j. Baird,
Mrs William II. Greene. Miss Elizabeth
Latta, Mrs John Leigo, Mr. Philip w.
Cooke, Mr., David Griffin, the La
FaForita quartet, which includes Miss
Julia Robinson, Miss katherine Rosen-
luan2, Mr.. Anthony McNichol and MFR.
Henry IIotz. Mrs. Edith Nahon will be
the accompanist.
The large list of patronesses was in
creased the past week, the names of
some of the new ones being Mrs Charlie
magne Tower Mrs. John King Van
Rensselaer,, Mrs. John Connolly, Mrs.
John Ward Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan,
Miss Emily Gallagher Mrs. John Thomp-
son Spencer and many others.
Mr. Albert Newman entertained the
PNrcnees" at a musical and dansant on
Monday evening. The musical part of the
program consisted of piano solos by Rob-
ert Armhruster and Mrs. f. Butter
worth, several readings by Miss Hilda
Schoch and n soprano solo by Miss
Thuswelda Tholey. Solo dances, consist
ing of pipes of Pan" autumn" "Dy-
ing swan Egyptian" and several
others. were given by Miss Rose Hoffman,
Miss Leonctte Rehfuss and Miss Elsie
Grove in fancy costume
The Auxiliary of the Hebrew Ladies'
Emergency Aids Entertainment Commit
tee has arranged very interesting pro-
gram for its concert and dance, which
is to take place at its rooms 506 Pine
street, on Sunday evening. The program
will include a vocal solo by Miss Weber
n violin trio by Master Arthur Blank,
Master Leon Blatt and Master Nathan
Shapiro, a piano solo by Miss Pauline
Levitt and vocal solo by Miss Sarah
Masill The interesting feature of the
program will be the rendering of the play
let, "The Terrible Meek" written by
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Naval News

Mrs. Raymond s. Keyes, wife OF Lieu
tenant Commander Keyes. U. S, NJ. has
issued invitations for n bridge party on
Saturday, February 12, at her home, 2l02
Skunk street. There will be six tables.
Her guests will include Mrs. Robert Lee
Russell, Mrs. w. L. Littleneld, Mrs. L. d.
Ryan, Mrs. Frank Halford, Mrs. Long.
Mrs. Magll, Mrs, Alexander Vandegrft.
Mrs, Isaacs, Mrs, a. T, Graham, Mrs,
Elmo Weir. Mrs. Lynch Mrs. Gillespie,
Mrs. George De Bonneville Keim, Mrs.
Radford. Mrs. Charles Bryant Drake,
Mrs. Ralph l.. Shepard, Mrs, Shamer,
Mrs. Dearling, Mrs. Guy A. Bissett, Mrs.
z. S. Stalnaloer, Mrs. Paul Blackburn,
Mrs. Henry Meyer. Mrs, Porter and Miss
Johanna.
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What's Doing Tonight

Philadelphia Chapter, American Institute Of
Banking Griffith Hail. Grocer Bullalngi s
o. clock.
philosophical Society, IO4 South 5th street,
s o'clock.
Mldwinter ball. Horticultural Han.
Britannia Lodge. Order Sons OF 81, George.
annual ball, Eagles Temple.
Charity performance for 81. Francis Home
for convalescents, Bellevue-Stratford; o'clock.
Business Science Club dinner and reception,
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel; O'Clock
Lecture by Richmond p. Hobson. CASTOR
Presbyterian Church l1th street and Lehigh
avenue,
University OF Pennsylvania medical alumni
celebration, Beleyue-Stratford Hotel O'Clock.
Faculty concert, Central Y. N. c. A; 8
o'clock.
Graduation exercises West Philadelphia High
School Tor Girls; O'Clock.
Supper and reunion at the Germantown Young
Women's Christian Association, $50 German
town avenue, TO commemorate tho 50th annl-
yersary Qf the organization OF the Y w. G. A,
In America.
lecture, SEWAGE Disposal Problems" by p,
A, owen, Old Pine street Church. 4th and Pine
streets-
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Charles Ram Kennedy, by Miss Esther
Rornfeld, Mr.. Bernard Brodie ana Mr.
Samuel Kornfeld.
The committee In charge includes Mr.
Mitchell Fow, Miss Anna Glickman, Miss
Dina Feinstein, Miss Paula Bodeck, Miss
Adelina Cohen, Miss Julia Greenwald.
Mr.. George Burrlson, Mr. Solomon Sacks
and Mr.. A. Allen LevinthaI
The Perez Zion Club will give an enter
tainment for the celebration of the birth
days OF Miss Lillian Waltman, Mr.. Samuel
Tredwell Mr.. Leon Wugstier and Mr..
George Roomberg at 916 Franklin street,
tomorrow evening. The guests expected
to be present are Mr.. ID. Leventhal, presi-
dent of the Council of Jewish Clubs. Mr.
A. Markowitz, vice president: Mr. Fem
stein, leader of the Perez Zion Club, and
others
surprise party was given in honor Of
the sixth birthday of Miss Iva Pollock on
Sunday by her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Herman Pollock, at their home 2003
East Moyamensing avenue. Miss Ida
Hendler Miss Beatrice Lacterman and
Miss Beatrice Hendler entertained the
guests with the Mazurka, and Miss Bea
rice Bacterman also sang number of
selections.
The dining room was elaborately deco
rated with rosebuds and flowers, and a
beautifully decorated birthday cake was
set in the centre of the table with sotf.
venirs for the little guests. Miss Fanny
Pollock and Miss Lillian Pollock received
the guests. who included Miss May Kess.
Ter, Miss Beatrice Hendler, Miss Ida
Hendler. Miss Beatrice Lacterman, Miss
Minerva Birdman, Miss Lillian Fedder,
Miss Bee Roseman, Miss Cicily Press
Miss Paula Press, Miss Beatrice Grattcer
Miss Beatrice Freedberg and Miss Helen
Edelman
The Young Girls Hebrew Society sue
cessfully carried out its first minstrel
show and dance. The society was very
thankful for the services given by Mr.,
Greenberg and Mr. Cohen, also to Mr.
Pomeroy and Mr.. Dwyer. Among those
in the performance were Miss Martha
Weiss, Miss Frances Sternaeld, Miss Sarah
Weiss. Miss Leah Bernstein, Miss Rose
Rossman. Miss Helen Green. Miss Edita
Rothstein, Miss Sallle Gimpel. Miss Han.
nah Berg, Miss Blanche Rothstein, Miss
Minnie Bernstein and Miss Caroline
Leider' the latter six participating in in.
dividual songs
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nonor on her granddaughter. Miss Lucille
.Nilha del Merlin Lusson. dcbutante daugh.
yer yer OF DR. and Mrs. Louis O. I,usson. A
ulllI'er and dance will follow the tea for
the receiving party.
Mrs. Lusson and her daughter have as
nieir guests over the week end. Miss Kitty
t 6eII OF Warrenton, Va, and Mr. Sylvanus
stokes Jr., Of Washington.
The marriage Of Miss GLADYS A.
Mackay.Smth daughter Of Mrs Alex
anuer Maclay.Smith Of Washington. to
Mr, William Bell watkin will take ploce
on Saturday, March 4.
Invitations have been issued by DR.. and
Mrs Warren Powers Laird for the mar.
rage of their daughter, Miss Mary Hail
Laird, to Mr. John Dashcill Myers, on
Wednesday, March T. at o'clock. in the
Memorial Church Of Saint Paul over.
brook a small reception at Green Gate.
the home of the brides parents at Merton,
Tor the immediate families and the bridal
party, will follow the ceremony Coaches
will meet the train leaving Broad street
station at 1915 o'clock.
Mrs. Paxson Deeter. of sryn Mawr, has
sent out invitations for a bridge to be
given on Wednesday, February iG. in
honor of Miss Edith Evans. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Evans, whose en-
gagement to Mr. j. Lawrence Pancoast
was recently announced.
Mrs Alexander ]. Cassatt, with her
granddaughter Miss Lois Cassatt, will
spend next summer at Newport. r. l..
having leased Midclff, the villa owned by
the late Miss Caroline Ogden Jones.
Miss Marian Il Johnson. daughter of
Mr. Lindley Johnson, of Rosemont, is
spending several weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs NJ Roy jackson. of Roy-Len Croft
Moylan, Is at the Trnymore, Atlantic
City for a few days.
The Philadelphia Branch of the Alum.
nae Association of the Moravian Seminary
will give a luncheon on Tuesday, February
30, ut the Bellevuc.Stratford The guests
will be received by the officers of the as
sociation, Mrs Charles Doolittle, prosi
dent; Mrs. Herman Voshage, Mrs Edward
Quin Thornton, Miss Harrison DunlaD.
Mrs. Il. J. Sterr vice presidents; Miss
Edna Rollman. recording secretary; Mrs.
David Stout, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Michael De, Long, treasurer.
a dance will be given at the Normandie.
36th and Chestnut streets, on Monday
evening, under the auspices of the Enter
tainment Committee of st. Luke's Homeo.
pathic Hospital Association. Mrs. d.
Roman is chairman of the committee,
and the patronesses include Mrs Robert
Stevenson, Jr., Mrs. John S. Parke, Mrs.
5. G. Kucmmerle, Mrs Ernest r. Smith,
Mrs. John w. Doriss and Mrs ]. NJ. Rep
plier. About 200 guests will be present.
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Weddings
GASKILI-SMITH.

pretty home wedding was celebrated
on Tuesday evening at Z o'clock when
Miss Edith H. Smith, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James Harper Smith, became the
bride Of Mr.. Harry r. S. Gastill, of Al.
toona. The ceremony was performed at
the home OF the brides parents. 4415 Pine
street the Rev James Ramsay Swain
otliciatng. The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father, was attired in a
wedding gown OF white crepe meteor. Her
lueen Victoria veil was adorned with
ouchesse lace and wreathcd with orange
blossoms. She carried bouquet Of Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley Miss Helen
Gordon Smith, sister Of the bride, and Miss
Helen Gasltill, sister of the bridegroom
acted as bridesmaids They were gowned
alike in lowered taffeta, with scarfs of
yellow and lavender tulle and carried vel.
low marquerites and lavender sweet peas
Mr. Arthur Keeer acted as best man.
AFTER their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaskill will live in Altoona. Mr.. GasRill
Is the son Of Mr.. Dana B. Gaslill, of Col.
1ngswOOd. ~ l.
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ROXbOrOugh

Mrs. Wayne Meyer of IOl Lyccum
avenue, entertained the RoNborough Fort.
nightly Club on Wednesday, The mem
bcrS present included Miss Marian Dodg
SON Miss Edith Eerkcslagcr Miss Edith
Newhall Mrs. Clyde Lever, Miss Eliza
beth Schoncld Miss Ethel Suders and
Miss Margaret Sarge.
Mr. and Mrs. William +. steele. of $3.50
Ridge avenue, have returned from Wild.
wood
y Colonial reception and tea will he
given on Tuesday, February 20, in the
hail of Ebcnc2cr Methodist Episcopal
Church by the Young Ladies' League.
The guests will be received by the league
officers Miss Sophia Lacl5cy, Miss Bessie
Blankin Miss Eva Miller, Miss Marie
Kane and Miss Ethel Lee.
Mr. and Mrs, William Ross Haggart
entertained at their home The Pines.
GAL Ridge avenue, RoXborough on Tues
day evening, with Il dinner dance. Many
prominent persons attended, among
whom were Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs George Littlcwood, Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Stott, Mr.. and Mrs Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robinson Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hood. Mr., and Mrs. Frank
kenworthy, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rora-
baugh, Mr. and Mrs William Keely, DR.
and Mrs. Petty, Mr.. and Mrs r. Ken
worthy, Mr.. ana Mrs W. II. Farrell Mr..
and Mrs. William Sphinx Mr. ana Mrs.
John Strusc, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ed
dleman, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Simpson
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Thompson Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Pfisterer, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Eddleman, DR.. and Mrs. II. L. Entwisle
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Boon, Mrs. Robert
Hays. Miss Pearl Hays, Mr.. John Jones,
Mr.. William McAllistcr, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Jennings, West Pittston; Mr.. and
Mrs G. l.. Hin, of Lancaster.
The residence was beautifully decorate
ed for the occasion with pink sweet peas
and roses.
Mrs, Peter Glaub, of Ripka avenue. is
visiting ut the home of her mother IN
Pottsville.
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Along the Reading

Mrs Horace Dunlap, of Old York road,
and Mrs. James Il. Mullin. of Wagner
avenue, Logan, will entertain the r. NJ.
S. Sewing Circle at Mrs. Dunlap's home
tomorrow afternoon. The additional
guests will be Mrs. James Lulley, Mrs.
Thomas Frederick, Mrs. George Graham.
Mrs. George Kirk, Mrs. Leonard Smith.
Mrs. David Tallcy, Mrs. Franklin Hem
derson, Mrs. Harry L. Schulz. Mrs. Harry
G. Mocrk, Mrs. Ralph Rakestraw, Mrs.
Albert Endow, Mrs. Comfy Monk, Mrs.
Philip Doll and Mrs Samuel Woods.
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. William B. Groben, Lakeside ave-
nue. and City line, Oak Lane, on Mon
day at 2:30 o'clock. at which Miss Isabella
Mott, of New York, descendant OF
Lucreta Mott and official organizer for
the Congressional Union, will preside, to
explain the policy and methods of the
Congressional Union work in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey, of North
eth street, Oak Lane, will entertain
Mrs. Thomas Fiske and her daughter
Miss Pauline r. Fislle, of New York, for
week, after which they will leave for
Florida, where they expect to remain until
March. y number of informal affairs
will be given in their honor.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen NJ iirlSwood are
visiting Mrs. Kirkwoods brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Jane
son, of City line, Oak Lane. They will
remain for two weeks. A dinner will be
given in their honor tomorrow evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Clarke, of
Elkins Park, at which the guests will in
clude Mr., and Mrs Allen T. George, OF
West Chester and .Mr, and Mrs. Martin
Gardner of Wilmington, Del.
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were sweet peas and maiden hair fern
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
70. l.. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Myer,
Mr.: and Mrs. Laughlin, Miss Helen Foote,
). h. kavanaugh and r. T. Durret.
Mrs. Mary Miller and Miss c. II. Miller
are spending part of the winter at the
clarendon. Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller
nave been coming to Daytona Beach for
many years
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IGoovER-BURGER.

The marriage Of Miss Emma w. Bur
ger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burger of l5iI North ed street, and Mr.
charles a. Hoover was celebrated at s
o'clock last evening at the home of the
brtdegroom's mother. Mrs Alice Hoover
2lS North G5th street.
The bride. who was cow. in white
satin, was attended by Mrs T. j. Car
roll who acted as matron of honor and
the bridegroom was attended by his
brother Mr.. Ralph Hoover
reception followed the cere...o .ony.
AFTER they return from their honeymoon,
which will be spent in Canada the young
couple Will live at ed street and Haver-
ford avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

Notices for the Society page viii be
accepted and printed in the Evening
LEDGER, but all such notices must be
written ON one side of the paper, must be
signed in full, with full address, and
when possible telephone number must be
given.
send al such communications 30
Society Editor" Evening Ledger, COS
Chestnut street,
out 50 that verifCatlOn may be possible.
the notice win not be Published
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MANI.EY-RGrI.1.ER

The marriage of Miss Queenie L. Butler.
OF London. Eng, and Mr.. Edward II.
Manley was quietly celebrated on Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the home
OF the Rev. DR.. John A. Hanor, of the
Blockley Baptist Church, 65S North SD
street. There were no attendants Mr..
and Mrs. Manley left Immediately after
the ceremony for a wedding trip and on
their return will live at 50l2 Master street.
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Bala-CynWyd

The card tournament recently organ
ized by the associate members of the
Cynwyd Club has attracted much interest
around Bala and Cynwyd. Meetings are
held alternate Monday afternoons, and
among those who have entered the tour
uament are Mrs, +. Newton Wigfall, Mrs
r, Z. Tull, Mrs. j. Rea Patterson, Mrs
Fl, Morton Coale Mrs. Frank II. Hobson
Mrs. John r. K Scott Mrs. George Scott,
Mrs. Frank A, Harrigan, Mrs. W. b.
Miles, Mrs. Isaac Kershaw, Mrs Frank
II. Sykes, Mrs. William NJ. Allen, Mrs. j.
S. Van Horn, Mrs. r. ". Hay, Mrs.
Henry W. Jackson. Mrs Albert Cross,
Mrs Wilmer +. Wood. Mrs j. Howard
Mecke, Mrs. Rodger A. Miller Mrs. IRA
n Woodbury. and Mrs. Donald b. Spa
nOgle.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Ward, OF Bryn
Mawr and Penarth avenues, left yester-
day for a months stay at Palm Beach
Mr. and Mrs, Frederick C. Newbough.
Jr., who spent the past week in south
Carolina have left for fortnights visit
TO Palm Beach
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South Philadelphia

Miss Amelia Marie Conway, of South
10th street. entertained the members of
her card club last evening,
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West PHILADELPHIA

Miss Katherine Whitmer, debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Whit
mer of 47O3 NinEscssing avenue. will
spend the weekend at DObbs Ferry,
where she will attend the annual tea and
dance of the school.
Miss Beyette Paul Of 25l South 3Sth
street will leave next Tuesday for
Florida, to remain until spring.
Mrs. r. w. Bowie, of 1909 Poweton ave-
nue.. entertained at bridge last evening.
Miss Anne Berger. Of 3lO7 Spring Garden
street, who has been visiting relatives in
Brooklyn. returned home ON Wednesday.
Miss Anna Noble and Miss Frances
Noble, of so North Hrst street. enter
tanned the Priscilla Sewing Circle last
evening. Their guests included Mrs, l..
S. Dobson, Mrs. Clyde Bower, Mrs. John
Stull, Mrs. Charles McGirr and Mrs.
George Barlow.
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LansdOWne

Miss Emma ]. Clark, Of Chambers
burg. Pa, is visiting her brother Mr..
A. b. Clark. Of 155 North Lansdowne ave
nue..
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Personals

nlrs Louis j. del Carmen Lusson will
~ daRsant on saturday afternoon.
lsfy ~, at tha Belleyue-stratford IN
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TiOga

Miss Loretta Curran, of 4126 North
Broad street, will entertain at cards to-
night at her home when her guests will
include Miss Martha Hampson, Miss Re-
gina McCormick Miss Nellie Hampsou,
Miss Mary Treacy, Miss Genevieve Laf-
ferty. Mrs. a. NJ SChuorr, Miss Regina
Treacy, Mrs. Edward Vincent O'Hanlon,
Miss Gertrude Hampson, Miss Cassidy,
Mrs. Andrew McCrudden, Mrs. Joseph
Mccormick and Miss Mary Worthington
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Germantown

Mrs. Letitia G, Beard, who has been
spending several months as the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph @. Earnshaw,
OF 1872 Earlham terrace, will leave tomor-
row with her daughter. Mrs. NJ. c, Roach,
of New York, for Pensacola, Fla. where
they viii be the guests of Mr.. John s.
Beard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

Miss Walton is a popular mem
Der of Lansdowne's younger set.
She will take part tonight in the
revue, "You Don't Say" to be
given for the benefit of st.
Francis Home for Convalescents.
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North Philadelphia

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Bradley, of 1909
Montgomery avenue. entertained infor-
mally in honor Of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Bradley, and son, Mr., Walter
Bradley, on Saturday evening Their
guests were Miss Regina Morris, Miss
Margaret Quinn, Miss Catherine Brooks,
Miss Elizabeth Clifton, Miss Natalie
Herring, Miss Clara Martin. Miss Marian
Doyle, Miss Estella Hamburger, Miss
Blanche Marenzana, Miss Agnes Kelly,
Miss Margaret Ahcrn Mr.. owen Haines,
Mr.. James Moore. Mr. Michael Quinn,
Mr.. Michael Blee. Mr. Joseph Long
Mr.. Joseph Campbell, Mr.. Joseph Cliff
ton, Mr.. Joseph Schwingler. Mr.. Rich
ard Kelly, Mr.. John Kelly and Mr.. Ed
ward Marenzana. The table was decor
ated with city colors and favors were
small silk American flags
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Wilmington

Mrs. C. Marshall Barton will entertain
at cards and tea at her home, GOodstay
this afternoon, for Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

Miss Viola HamlIn, OF Lock Haven, Pa,
is spending a month with Mrs. John Paul,
of Wenonah.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

Miss Dorothy Develin, a senior at
Swarthmore College. has been visiting her
parents at 3lS Penn street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-04

Mrs. T. j. Walters, of SO5 Cooper street.
is spending some weeks in Washington,
d. c., visiting relatives.
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Frankford

A euchre and promenade wlll ne hela
rext Thursday evening at the Visitation
Assembly Rooms, Lehlgh avenue and
Potter street. The committee In charge
has made a program tlat will be carried
out 10 the best OF its ability
The Tacony Singing Soeiety's 2ith an
nual prize masquerade ban viii De heid
he awarded to the best-dressed man and
woman.
Miss Marion Yocum, Of ITO East Tabor
road. Oluey, has returned from Harris
t5,,e ,gbere she has been spending a
,gest ~ the guest OF Miss Conly.