Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-16
Photo by Marceau.

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ing the fantastic costume in which
she appeared last night in the
| junior League performance of
An Evening in Rococo"
| william Potter. Mr.. william S. Robinson
| Mr.. Edward II. Trotter. Mr.. Francis j.
| Welsh. Mr.. Charles D. Barney Mr. James
| w. Cooke. Mr. Edward A. Casey Mr. will
| liam T. Elliott, Dr. Thomas II. Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Parker and their
| daughter, Miss Marion Earle. and Mr. Jack
| Parker, of 1873 Township line. Jenkntown,
| have taken a house at Oak Lane which
| they will shortly occupy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ingraham. of
| Chicago, have taken a house on Cloverly
| lane. Rydal, which they will occupy about
March l and where they will make their
home In the future.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Coffin. of Hansberry
street. Germantown. will give a dinner at
the Germantown Cricket Club February 80
The guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Youngman. Dr. and Mrs James Nichol
Mr.. r. II. Newbern, Mrs. Burton Ethering-
ton.
Miss Hazel Coffin will leave on Sunday
for Boston, where she will visit friends for
several weeks.
At the musicale to be given Sunday after
noon at the Plays and Players the follow
ing artists will be heard. Miss Edna Har-
wood Baugher. Mr. Alton K Dougherty, Mr.
Henry NJ. Gratz, Mr.. Frederick Sharpe and
Mrs. Logan Feland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brush OF Car
penter street, Germantown, gave a dinner
last night before the Creshem Dancing
Class Their guests were Mrs. Herbert
Bayne. Miss Miriam Partridge, Mrs. Paul
II Denniston. Mr. w. Price Hull MIR. Allan
Earnshaw and MIR. Vincent Brecht.
Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Hammond OF Mil
ford, Del, announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Mary Wood Hammond and
Mr.. Harrison Farl Baldwin, of New Haven.
Conn. Mr.. Baldwin was graduated from the
University of Pennsylvania with the class
of 1915.
A surprise reception was given at the
home of Mrs. william j. McAvoy, 2l05
South Third street. Tuesday evening
February 49, to welcome her husband
Sergeant william J. McAvoy of Battery c,
Second Pennsylvania Field Artillery.
The sergeant told OF his experiences on
the border in the Big Bend district, where
his company did patrol duty for several
months,
Supper was served at l0:30 o'clock. The
the nations colors and signs of welcome.
Speeches of welcome were made by the Rev
David Leyshon and Mr.. Samuel Savage, Jr.
More than thirty guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs Harry P. Hardness. OF 1920
North Twenty-eighth street entertained at
dinner followed by dancing last evening
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson. of s2s
North Twenty-fourth street, announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss Anna
X Wilson, to Mr.. Raymond G. Pennington,
of Colwyn, Pa.
Mrs John Kozel, Of 2617 North Orkney
street. gave an afternoon tea on Wednesday
from 3 until o'clock. The guests included
Miss Hazel Bieshng, Miss Gertrude Goss
and Mrs. John Smith.
The marriage of Miss Esther NJ Len
non, daughter Of Mrs. NJ, Lennon, Of 51s1
Westminster avenue. and Mr.. Bradley G.
Cook, OF 81 North Fifty-second street, took
place on Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
in the Church Of Our Mother of Sorrows.
The ceremony was performed by Father
MoShea The bride was attended by Miss
Edith Lennon. sister, as maid of honor,
and Mr.. James Lannon was the best man.
After a wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
will live at 51S1 Westminster avenue.
Caught In Trap" a comedy In four
acts, under the direction of Mr.. Joseph p.
Mooney, will be given on Monday night in
st. Columbas Hall Twenty-third street and
Lehigh avenue, in aid of the Church OF the
Holy Souls. Among those who will par
ticipate will be Mr.. James Duncan. Mr.,
Harry Gibbs, MIR. Peter Gibbs, Mr.. Daniel
Taylor, Mr. Michael Harrington. Mr., Mon
tague Vaughn, Mr. stephen DENLY. Mr.. John
Riedemann, Mr.. Robert Endy, Mr.. Walter
Riedemann, Mr.. Joseph p. Mooney, Mr..
James A. Bergan, MIR. Harry Foote. Mr..
william A. Bruckner. Mr. Paul Allen and
Miss Nora Rutledge. Miss Sarah Peabody,
Miss Ethel Cartwright. Miss Amy Cart
wright Miss Alice Harrington. Miss Doro-
thy Spratt. Miss Flora O'Nell. Miss Amelia
Cleres, Miss Marion e. Wilson and Miss
Anna r. McKeever
The master Of properties Is Mr. Vincent
Coll assistant, Mr.. Leonard Cleres; master
electrician, Mr.. Joseph e, McKeever and
assistant, Mr.. George McHugh.
Mr.. Albert L. Francis, of $40 North
Twenty fourth street. entertained his class
of the Philadelphia Textile School at his
home last evening Among those present
re Mr.. Philip Eryicson, Mr. Cecile Gil
more Mr.. Sidney Morganstern. Mr.. John
Hasserty. Nr. John s.l Hurst .,.s Mr Adolph
Nelson Newmark Mr.. Donald Brown. Mr..
3. George Francis. Mr., Charles Jencks
Mr., Frederick speacht. Mr.. Sidney Kapp
and Mr.. Louis Harry.
A vaudeville and dance TO be given under
the auspices Of the Western Union Educa- |
tionai Society in Moose Hall. 1s1s-1t North |
broad street, tomorrow evening, at 8.lb, for
which rehearsals have been In progress for
soIue weeks gives promise Of fine entsr-
faInment. The entire cast. consisting Of
forfy-dve young men and women, has been
drawn nom the employees Of the local onnoes