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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

COLLINGSWOOD, N. j.. Feb. 14.-The
wedding of Miss Hazel Esther Thompson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomp-
son, of Gil Haddon avenue, and Mr.. G..
Russell Holcombe took place Saturday
evening, in the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, at s o'clock. The pastor, the Rev.
Alfred Wagg, d. D., officiated In the pres
ence OF several hundred guests, following
which a reception was held at the home
of the brides parents. Tho church was
beautifully decorated for tho occasion,
and Miss Edith l.. Thomas played the
wedding march.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Olive Thompson. as maid of honor.
and her bridesmaids were Miss Florence
Haywood. Miss Utah Hayney, Miss Olive
Wolfkiel and Miss Helen Holcombe. The
best man was Mr., Arthur Dent, OF West
mont. Miss Bettle Brown was the flower
girl. After a wedding trip OF several
weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Holcombe will live
on Lawnside avenue.
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What's Doing Tonight

Contemporary Club, preparedness discussion
Belleyue-Stratford. s:lb o'clock.
PennsyvaHia Historical Society. 1900 Locus
street. O. clock
b7th Street Improvement Association, airaFc
avenue and Goth street, O'clock. Free
Philadelphia Chapter. American Institute Of
Architects. l204 Chancellor street. O'clock
Free.
Oak Lane Improvement Association. ChsIteH
and Park avenues, O'Clock, Free.
South Philadelphia Business Mems Asso.
citation. Broad and Federal streets, O'clock
American Institute Electrical Engineers En-.
gineers' Club.
Lecture. "Ths Bible as a Scientific Work. "
by the Rev. Thomas coakley. Catholic Girls
High School,
Billy Sunday Convention Hail. T;i5 o'clock
Glass OF 1900. Central High School annual
dinner, Adelphla Hotel o'clock.
I.ecture THE History. ana Heroes Of Po-
land by Madame ArctOwska, University OF
Pennsylvania Museum, o'clock.
Boston Symphony Orchestra concert. Aoad-
emy OF Music, o'clock
Poor Richard Club. Adslphia Hotel s
o'clock.
Lecture. Acres Of DIamonds," by Russell
II, Conwell. Baptist Temple: o'clock.
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Along the Reading

DIR. and Mrs. NJ. II. Reaser. of JenkIn-
town, gave a valentine dinner of 35 COW
ers Friday evening in honor of the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Agnes
Lois Reaser, to Mr.. ChannOn c. Wallace,
of Lexington. Ky. The tables were beauti-
fully decorated with red and white flow
ers and all arrangements and favors were
appropriate to the valentine season.
Among the guests were Miss Mary Ames
Smith, of Union City. Ind: Miss Caroline
Smith, of Hazleton, Pa; Miss Mary Reed.
Miss Margaret Sutherland, Miss Katherine
Skinner, Miss Sarah Wolfe. all Of Cham
bersburg. Pa; Miss Margaret Russell. OF
Wyncote; Miss Rosea r. Green, Miss
Annie b. Green, OF Columbia, S. c.; Miss
Susan Crawford and Miss Lila Hall
Crawford, of New York; Mrs. William
Hun, Mrs, HOFFMAN, of Rieglesvllle Pa:
Miss Doris Weatherbee and Miss Marian
Gayley, Of Jenkintown; Miss Rae Clough.
of Warren. Pa; Miss Pauline Rapp, OF
Jamestown. n. Y; Miss Theodore Daubs.
of Pittsburgh. Pa; Miss Lillian Sapp, of
Harrington, Del; Miss Marian Sapp and
Miss Mary Mirkil,
Several students OF Beechwood School,
intimate friends OF Miss Reaser. were also
at tho dinner; also the hostess sisters,
Miss Harriet Reaser and Miss Helen
ReRser.
The basketball team OF the Beechwood
School, Jenkintown. held It's annual game
last week with the Walnut Lane School
basketball team In the gymnasium at the
Beechwood School.
Mr.. +. Marshall Soull, OF overbrook
will give an illustrated lecture on his
trip to the Arctic Circle. next Saturday,
at s o'clock. at tie Huntingdon Valley
Country Club, at Noble. Dancing will
take place after the lecture.
The swimming meet OF the BeechwOOd
School, OF Jenkintown, and the Walnut
Lane School was held Saturday morning
at $50 o'clock, at Jenklntown. The events
were for the best form In diving, tho
best strokes, a competition swim, races,
and an exhibition OF life-saving.
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Frankford

Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Kelly. will be
at home after this week at l34l Unity
street. Mrs. Kelly was Miss Alice NJ
Slleher daughter OF Mrs, Mary Slieher,
before her marriage on January 26,
Miss Ella Patterson, OF Holmesburg,
had Miss Rose Boyer and Miss Madeline
Boyer. OF Atlantic City as her guests
over the weekend.
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A delightful Valentine party was given
by Miss Fay Kanter at her home, 436 Pop
lar street, on Sunday evening. The tabls
was most artistically arranged. Among
the guests were Miss Sarah Cohen, Miss
Dorothy Boris. of Ardmore: Miss Rose
Grossman. Miss Sarah Gorson. Miss Eliz-
abeth Roy, Miss Adair Gellman, Of At
lantic City; Mr.. Irwin c. Cohen. Mr.. Mar
tin Strauss, Mr.. Maxwell Kaufman, Mr..
II. Kaufman, Mr.. Albert Lackerman, Mr..
Bobby Halpern and Mr.. ]. Clarke, of
Washington. The guests were entertained
by Miss Rose Grossman at the plano, as
sisted by Mr.. Irwin Cohen.
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Miss Neva Hartzell. of 1902 West Erie
avenue, will give n valentine party
tonight for the members OF her sew
ing club, which includes Miss Helen Ia
BRAN. Miss Helen Huston, Miss Anna HI
mango, Miss Gertrude Scattergood, Miss
Helen van Ronk. Mrs. Charles Snyder, Jr.,
Miss Alice Tabram and Mrs. Harry
Blanck
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Weddings
Observation-Disclosures.


The marriage OF Miss Ellen Hayes
Nicholson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reed Nicholson, of wilmington, to
Mr. Randolph Barksdale Shackleford, will
be solemnized this evening at $40 o'clock
In Westminster Presbyterian Church, will
mington The Rev. Charles l.. Candee
pastor of the church. will offlciate. The
bride, who will be given in marriage by
her father will be attended by Miss
Annie Porter as maid of honor. Mr.,
Angus Eccles. of Carney's Point, will act
as best man, and the ushers will be Mr.
William Shackleford. of City Point, Va,
and MIR Stephen Shackleford, of Charles
ton, s. c., brothers or the bridegroom
Mr.. Donald Campbell and Mr.. Nelson
Leitch, Of Haskell, N. j. A reception at
the home of the brides parents, 1913
West 14th street, will Immediately follow
the ceremony. After n wedding journey
Mr.. Shackleford and mis- bride will live
at Riverview. where they will be at home
after March Z.
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wOLFT-MILLHR-

Tho marriage OF Miss Dorothy A Rtl.
Ter, daughter of Mr.. and Mira NJ. Miller,
OF 1440 South 7th street, to Mr., William
r. Wolfe was solemnized Sunday evening,
February 6, at the Students Chapter.
The Rev DR.. Melamed officiated.
The brides gown was OF white soiree
silk. embroidered with pearls and rose
point lace. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Anna Miller. as maid Of
honor. The best man was Mr.. Solomon
Wolfe.
The bridesmaids wore gowns of tulle,
trimmed with opalescent sequlns. Their
hats were of Georgette crepe.
A number of out.of.town guests at.
tended, among them Miss Sadie Rohman
and Miss Celia Rohman, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe will live In this
city after an extended trip South
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Lansdowne

The All-Stars OF the High school basket
ball team have organized a sororit, +,
which they have called the Beta Beta
Sigma. The hrst meeting was held at
Miss Edith Bonsalls home, on La Crosse
are Miss Marion Goucher. Miss Dorothy
Winner, Miss Dorothy koller. Miss Mil
dred Taylor Miss Hettie Greer. Miss
Edith Bonsah Miss Helen Innis, Miss
Margaret Dunn, Miss Catherine Bl0Ods-
worth. Miss aelen MeCOaeh. Miss Cora
MeCully and Miss Melynda Walton.
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Delaware County

The members OF the Drexel IIIll base
ball team were given a banquet Saturday
evening at the Aronlmink Golf Club
by a committee of their admirers, includ-
ing Mr. Henry f. Miller. Mr.. Arthur 8.
Wilmington, Mr.. Thomas M. Meloy, Mr..
Arthur Rossetter, Mr.. Frank j. Reeves,
Mr.. Michael Kerney. Mr.. George o. Hill
and Mr. Thomas Lightfoot. The team won
the pennant of the InterborouRh League
last season.
Mrs. William O. Segner, Of Ridley Park,
is entertaining Mrs. w. e. GosslIng, OF
Buffalo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

A novel Pastry Mart" was held at
the home of Mrs. j. Elliott Flanagan, 4l5
Green lane, Saturday afternoon and eve
ming by the members of Mr.. Charles a.
Flanagan's Bible Glass. Those who con-
Quoted the Mart" included Mrs. He
ber Albany, Mrs. George Ayres. Mrs. Clin-
ton Seltzer, Miss Mabel Black. Mrs. Fred
erick Carbaugh. Mrs. Samuel Dransheld.
Mrs ]. C. Dunlap. Mrs. NJ. Edmunds
Dunlap, Mrs. N. Gibson Steel. Mrs. Rus
sell de LaTzelere. Mrs. j. p. Flanagan.
Mrs. James NJ. Flanagan, Mrs. j. Arthur
Flanagan, Mrs. Harry B. Flanagan, Miss
Ruth j. Frame, Miss Marie Kane, Miss
Florence Miller Mrs, William Miller, Mrs.
c. r. Martin, Mrs. Arthur Lloyd. Mrs, C..
r. Latta, Miss Bertha Richards. Mrs T..
Rothman, Miss Margaret Robinson, Mrs.
George Sands. Mrs. Bertha Walker. Mrs.
Lewis Walton and Miss Anna Davies.
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Germantown

The alumnae OF the Stevens School gave
its annual luncheon at the Germantown
Cricket Club today.
Mr. Yale Hutchinson will entertain at
dinner this evening before the FOrtnightly
Cotillon In honor of Miss Marion Hutch
inson Button, debutante daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Priestley Button.
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North Philadelnhia

Mr.. and Mrs John Bustard. of 1sie
North Marston street, entertained num-
ber of children in honor OF the 10th BIRTH
day anniversary OF their daughter, Miss
Wray Bustard, last week.
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RoXborough

At the annual meeting of the NTanayunlS
Boat Club the following officers were
elected: Mr.. Patrick w. Maxwell, presi-
dent Mr. r. NJ. Hutchinson, vice presi-
dent Mr.. Frank Ashton, recording secre-
tary: Mr.. Thomas T.. MaGuire, financial
secretary; Mr.. John d. Mcguire, treas
urer; Mr.. John Belboa, captain; Mr..
Augustus Smith and Mr.. Charles Kemp,
lieutenants. The club was organized in
1879. and built the present substantial
clubhouse. facing the SchuyllCill River and
the canal at the foot of Green lane. in
1888
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Woodbury.

The Alumni Association Of Woodbury.
10 hold a benefit performance at the
Lyric Theatre, Philadelphia. during the
run OF The Only Girl
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membership. Mr.. Alfred H. Bradley IL
vice commodore; MIR Charles L. I.elnin-
ger, rear commodore; Mr.. George Sands.
secretary; Mr.. William Riddle, treasur-
er. and DIR. r. l.. Entwisle, fleet captain.
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Navy Yard Affairs

Paymaster Il. d. Ryan, U. s. N, and
Mrs. Ryan will entertain at dinner this
evening at their homo in the navy yard.
when their guests will include Captain
Charles Bryant Drake. ". S. A. and Mrs.
Drake, Lieutenant Commander w. H. AL.
len, u. S. N, and Mrs Allen, Paymaster
Watrous, U. S. N. and Mrs. Watrous,
Captain F. D. Kilgore. U. S. NJ. c.. and
Mrs. Kilgore and Lieutenant Commander
w. L. Littleneld. U. s. N, and Mrs. Little
field.
Mrs. Ryan will also entertain tomorrow
afternoon at 1 O'Clock at luncheon, fol-
lowed by bridge, when her guests will in
clude Mrs Bearss, Mrs j. A Russell, Mrs.
Alexander S. williams. Mrs w. Morris,
Mrs. Nelson Vulte, Mrs Smedley d. But
ler Mrs. Raymond S. Keyes, Mrs. Homer
II. Norton, Mrs. William Lee Pryor, Mrs
Ralph l.. Shepard, Mrs. Guy A. Blsset
Mrs. Frank Halford, Mrs. LAM, Mrs
Reid. Mrs, Alexander A. Vandegrift Mrs
j. Marston, Mrs. MacNeille, Mrs. Sulli-
van, Mrs. Robinette and Mrs. c. G.. Long.
The officers of the u S. 8. Connecticut
will entertain this evening on board the
ship at n st. Valentine dlnner-dance,
when the guests will be Paymaster
Tricou, u. S, N, and Mrs. Trlcou Captain
Owens, U. S. N, and Mrs Owens, Lieu.
tenant Commander A. T. Graham, U. s.
N. and Mrs. Graham, Lieutenant Porter,
u. S. N, and Mrs Porter, Lieutenant La.
mountain, L. S. N, and Mrs Lamountain,
Lieutenant Stack, U. s. N, Lieutenant
Donald, u. s. N, Lieutenant MCCnughey,
u. s. ~, Lieutenant Wick. U. S. N. Miss
Doris Durell, Miss Catherine Briscoe, Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Pye, Miss Skinner, Lieu.
tenant Baum, u. S. N. and Mrs Baum and
Mrs. William Lee Pryor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

The Amateur Dramatic Association of
st. Stephens Catholic Club will present
"a Matter OF Business" n four-act COM
edy drama, in Mercantile Hall. Broad
street above Master street, on Thursday
evening. Among the performers will be
Mr.. Martin j. Hickey. Miss Alma Fitz-
patrick, Miss Florence O'Neill, Miss Gene
Carr, Mr.. Joseph p. Mooney Mr.. Edward
p, Lenahan, Mr.. Francis Spath, Mr.. Jacob
p. Beck, Mr.. James ]. Connor, Mr..
Thomas Danahar, Mr.. James A. Bergan,
Mr. Frank c. Monaghan, Mr.. V. p. Nc
Cormick, Mr.. William A. Bruckner, Mr..
William II. Donahue, Jr.. Mr.. John A.
Barker and Mr.. L. McKeever.
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Camden and Vicinity

Mrs. w. W. Fry, Of 400 Penn street. has
returned from a stay at her fathers SIM
mer home at Meredith, N. y.
Mrs. Joseph Read. Of BIOOrestown, has
been the guest OF her daughter, Mrs J.
A. Carson.
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Along the Main Line

MtiNlON-hf, ana Mrs. beOTBe Snalp
Munson, Of Merton. will leave on Feb
ruary 2S for trip 10 the West Indies and
other points south.
ROSEMONT-Mr. and Mrs Edwin II.
Filter and their little daughters, OF The
Terraces. ROsemont, left on Thursday to
spend a month at Palm Beach.
WAYNE-At the dance which Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Ball gave Saturday eve
ming at their home on Windermere ave-
nue. the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Allen Bair, Mr. and Mrs. W. f. ID. Sean
Ian, MIR. and Mrs. Humbert Powell, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert A. Treat. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis II. Watt. Or. and Mrs. Wilbur
Horn of Bryn Mawr; Mr.. and Mrs, Pier
sol Conrad Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rltten-
house, of Haverford College; Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Winthrop Coffin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Howell
Mr. and Mrs Ball will also give a
dance at their home on Saturday evening,
February 26
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Notices for the Society page win be
accepted and printed In the EVenlng
written ON one side of the paper. must be
signed In full, with full address, aud
when possible telephone number must b.
given.
send an suCh communication 10
"SOcleiy Editor" Eyening Ledger, e0s
Chestnut street.
UnIess thess requirements are carried
out - thai Nerincation may be peasibls,
the noties vii not b published.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

Miss Mae Berger entertained at an in
formal dinner at her home, 5243 Market
street, on Wednesday. Among the guests
were Miss Eleanor Segal, Miss Mac
Berger. Miss Evelyn Flel, Miss Anna
Berger Miss Charlotte Stein, of Boston;
Mr.. Philip Sykes. of Baltimore; Mr.. Mil
ton Kahn, Mr.. Harry Schinder. of Bos-
ton; Mr.. Maurice Berger. Mr.. Irwin AL
len and Mr.. Harry Katz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

Mrs. Summerfield B. Speake, OF 36l7
North 2ist street. will entertain at lunch
con and cards today, when her guests
will be Mrs. Stuart Boyle. Mrs. NJ.
T.. Wallace. Mrs. Harry Markley, Mrs
Harry Beerhalter, Mrs II. G, Querns,
Mrs. f. f. Johnson. Mrs. Heister S.
Hunter Mrs. James Geyer. Mrs. c. C.
Freas, Mrs. II. C. Trumbower Mrs. Wal
ter Scott, Mrs. William Moses, Mrs. w. s.
Price and Mrs. Getty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ogram, OF 2e1S South
18th street, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son. Ethan Allen Ogram,
who is direct descendant of the Amer
lean hero
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Joseph Lewis, OF
5393 Angora terrace, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a daughter,
named Marian Agnew Lewis.
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South PHILADELPHIA

Miss Dorothy Robb. of 251I South
Franklin street. entertained informally
last week at her home, when her guests
included Miss Ailene Coyne, Miss Marga-
ret Carroll, Miss Daisy Waddell, Miss
Helen Waddell, Miss Anna Barbous, Miss
May Kiness, Miss Rita Robb and Messrs
John Campbell, Frank Hill. Otis Morton
Daniel Murphy, Ray FosseIl. William
Walker, James Simmons and William
Walsh.
Miss Alice McCaulley and Miss Anna
McCauley entertained on Friday evening
at their home. 1923 Mexican street, at a
card party, followed by supper. Their
guests included Miss Alice Mcdonald,
Miss May G. Taylor, Miss Anna Callahan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Scholl Mr.. and
Mrs f. ]. Carlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McCaulley, Mr.. ana Mrs. John McCaulley,
Mr. James +. Flanagan, Mr.. John f. Car
lin. Mr.. William Carlln. Mr.. William f.
Hufbal, Mr.. S, Howard Schell and Mr..
Robert j. schell.
A theatre party was given 10 Miss
Anna V, Fallon last Wednesday evening
I'm honor OF her 22d birthday. The guests
were Miss Eleanor NJ. Dyson, Mr.. ]. HIN,
Miss Margaret e. Fallon, Mr.. d. c.
Bauers, Miss Marian /. Fischer, Dr. b.
Burns, Miss Anna V. Fallon and Or.
David II. Creek. After tho theatre a sup
per was served at the Majestic.
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ives ives on the Main Line. Keep your ears
open, 1t is coming out soon.
NANCY wYNNB,
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Miss Anna Achenbach of Bath. Pa,
and DR.. Harry Steckel, of Long Island,
who have been visiting Dr. Charlotte
Steckel Harrington for the last week at
her home, 2l30 Passayunk avenue, will
return to their homes today.
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West Philadelphia

Miss Marie Burns, Of toS North $50
street. gave a reception and dance in
honor of tho Varsity Boys Club at her
homo last week. Among those present
were Miss Margaret Murphy, Miss Marie
Cornwall, Miss May Bltzel, Miss Anna
Blunt, Mr.. Walter Evely, Mr.. Edward
Horkins. Mr.. Harry Hutlod and Mr.. Jack
Haysley
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Northeast Philadelphia

Miss Beatrice spiro, OF New York city,
and Miss Jane Smith. of Hartford, Conn,
are the guests of Miss Florence Rosen-
blum, OF 1920 Frankford avenue. for a
fortnight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Solodar. Of 952
North 7th street, gave a dinner in honor
Jennie SOlodar to Mr.. Samuel Gold, last
evening, at their home Covers were laid
for 80 guests.
Dr. and Mrs. Nichols. OF Frankford
avenue, gave a birthday party recently
in honor OF the seventh birthday ami
Sara Nichols.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

Tho Priscilla Circle OF the Zion Swedish
Lutheran Church. 1929 Mount Vernon
street. gave an auction box party on
Saturday evening, preceded by n program
of tableaux illustrating various songs
The committee included Miss Pauline
Bjorsel, Miss Alfredo Anderson, Miss
Lillian Larsen and Miss Mabel A. Ros-
holm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

The annual dinner and installation OF
officers of the Flat Rock Motorboat Club
will be held on Wednesday. at Wood
vale. the clubhouse of the American
Bridge Company. at WissahIckon. There
Will be an exhibition of the prizes won
by the boats of the club in 1915, and
each officer will be presented with a
handsome pennant OF his office. The in
teresting program includes n moving-pic-
ture show of last years races by the
commodore, DR., Eugene Swayne; selec-
tions by the Manayunk orchestra, and In
formal addresses. There are 200 members,
and each will present new applicant for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

Miss Helen d. Hepfeld, of Academy
road. will be hostess this evening at
a valentine party in honor OF her
cousin. Miss Vera e. Hepfeld, of Wash
ington. d. c.. The halls and drawing
room will be decorated in red flowers,
hearts and small red electric lights. Those
who have been invited are Miss Jane
Feelln, Miss Gertrude Wells, Miss Doro-
thy Dunlap, Miss Leona Zurn, Miss
Martha Mccormick, Miss Marguerite
Walker, Miss Elsie Duer. Miss Marion
Tyson, Miss Grace Tyson, Miss Phyllis
Dare, Miss Elizabeth MacDonough, Miss
Beatrice Collins, Miss Rose Boxom, Miss
Jane Tears, Miss Elizabeth Burns, Miss
Marjorie Manning Miss Pauline Kirk,
Miss Josephine Hughes. Miss Rea
Hughes, Miss Josephine Murray. Miss
Elizabeth Woods, MISS Myrtle Dill, Miss
Ethel Waters, Miss Bernice Graham,
Miss Edith Kane, Miss Avice Gramm,
Mr. Joseph Burns. Mr.. Harry Caine Mr..
Howard Flemming, Mr.. Frank Mccarthy,
Mr.. George Dunlap, Mr.. Hugh Quinn,
Mr.. Alfred Sullivan, Mr.. John Duffy, Mr.
George Duffy, Mr., Ralph Talley, Mr.
Charles Winkler, Mr. Charles Tyson, Mr.
John Berry, Mr. Joseph Hughes, Mr.
Harry Maxwell. Mr.. Albert Endow, Mr..
Herbert Bates, Mr.. Joseph Mcmahon, Mr..
owen Dunlap, Mr.. Erwin Gardner. Mr..
George Gossner, Mr. Frank I[irkwood,
Mr.. George Sherwood, Mr. oscar Sykes.
Mr.. Harris Gully, Mr. John Biting Mr..
Martin Lister and Mr.. George Hickey.
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Girard Farms

Mr.. and Mrs. George w Fields of 252s
South Cleveland avenue. entertained al
dinner on Friday evening in honor OF
Miss Flora Lee and her mother. Mrs
Elizabeth Lee.
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Tioga

The members OF the pastors aid So
cety of the North Presbyterian Church
Broad street and Allegheny avenue, Will
give their annual supper in the chapel
on Thursday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

MISS Frances Watts will be the guest
vi hohor at dinner to be given this
TIsenlng oy Or. and Mrs. Charles Bingham
fenrose Of 1870 Spruce street.
Nnong the guests will be Miss Sarah
~; y. Penrose, Miss s. Valentine Mitchell
MISS MISS Hannah c. Wright, Miss Dorothy
Sarnes, 5 Miss A. Marjory Taylor, MIR. an
sly say NneeIer, Jr, MIR r. Livingston
sullivan, Mr.. John w. Mears. Mr.. Tbomes
iiart Mr.. Thomas Evans, MIR. w. Mon
tague bycett, Jr., Mr.. Morris Gates and
Mr. Edward Brooke, Jr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

A delightful evening has been arranged
for Wednesday, February %. at the New
Century Drawing Rooms, 124 South 18th
street. Mrs. John p. Lelgo will sing, with
Mrs. Edith Mahon at the piano. Mrs.
John Holt will also sing, and Mr. Howard
f. Rattay will play several violin solos,
with Mrs. Rattay at the piano. The Play
and Players Club will give a short sketch,
after which there will be dancing.
Tho beneflt Is for a most worthy cause,
the Germantown Catholic Day Nursery,
at Church lane and Boyer street. The
AFFAIR will be under the management Of
the Ladies OF Charity Of the Immaculate
Conception Church. The nursery 10 in
need Of funds and without help Ia in dam
ger Of being closed entirely. Tho object
OF II is to take care of poor babies OF
mothers who are employed in the factories
Of Germantown