Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-06
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Lilacs this evening in honor of Miss Mary
Eleanor Bohlen and Mr.. Richard Tilghman.
whose engagement was recently announced.
Mr. and Mrs Allan Reed, of Bent road
Wyncote. have returned from Atlantic CITY,
where they have been spending several
days.
Miss Ellen Adair Orten will entertain at
auction bridge on Friday at her apartment
in the Newport.
Miss Catherine Cooper Cassard, who has
been visiting in New York, will return to
her Germantown home tomorrow.
Mrs. Joseph Darlington. Roselyn. Haver-
ford, accompanied by Mrs. Howard Butcher,
of this city, will leave shortly for California.
winter.
Miss Margaret Castle of Germantown
avenue, Chestnut Hill, will entertain at a
small and informal o'clock tea on Feb
ruary l3.
Mrs C. William Funk, of 730 Lincoln
drive, has issued cards for a dinner on Feb
ruary 10 in honor Of her small son, Master
Carl Funk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hagen Miller. of
1926 Usage avenue, are receiving congrat-
ulations on tho birth of a daughter, Mary
Elizabeth Miller. yesterday. Mrs Miller
was Miss Ethel Borden
Mrs. John Edmonds, of Wayne avenue
and Hortter street, Germantown will en-
tertain at bridge on February 15
Miss Elise Darby, Of Carpenter street,
Germantown. viii give a bridge on February
IS in honor of Miss Marjorie Thomas and
Miss Elizabeth Kob
Mr.. and Mrs Laning Harvey, of Wilkes
Barre, who are on their way to Ormond
Fla, for the remainder of the winter, spent
the weekend as the guest of Mrs. Harvey's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Burgess, SIS
Lincoln drive.
Mrs. Henry C. Weeks, of 1902 Lincoln
drive, Chestnut HILL will entertain at
bridge on February Is in honor of Mrs
Frank Donaldson.
Mrs. Carroll Brewster Grace. of Mannheim
street, Germantown has issued cards for
bridge on February is.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl b. Putnam, Jr of
Radnor, are receiving congratula tions on
the birth of a daughter, Marie Louise Put
nam, February 2.
Mrs. Florence Price Beeson. mezzo-con-
| tralto. gave her second concert of the season
at the Twentieth Century Club. Lansdewne,
| last Saturday evening, assisted by Miss
Florence Adele Wightman, the child harpist
| and pianist of this city.
Mrs. Beeson was greeted by large and
appreciative audience, who were most
| enthusiastic over the versatile program of
| songs of the heart, musical recitations and
| chlldrens songs.
The songs of the heart were rendered in
| a style peculiarly her own. displaying a
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MY Ain Folk" and Kind Kind, Gentle
| is She" won much applause.
| The children's songs and musical recita-
tons were of an unusual type-their charm,
| pathos and humor were interpreted by Mrs.
| Beeson in a most artistic manner.
Mrs Herbert b. Evans, well known in
Philadelphia musical circles, was the ac-
| companlst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strehle have issued
| invitations for dinner In honor of their
son, Mr.. Harry Strehle. Jr., for his eight
eenth birthday. on Monday evening. Feb
| ruary IL.
The Alumni Association of the Roman
| Catholic High School will give a minstrel
| and vaudeville de luxe entertainment tomor-
row evening in the Bellevue-Stratford.
A friendship party will be given on Feb
ruary II at the home Of Mr.. Thomas Grady.
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who have been invited are the Misses Bram-
agans, Mr., William Gull Miss Elizabeth
Miller. Mr.. Harvey Lewis, Miss Anna
Hutchinson, Mr.. James De Gauge, Miss
| Catharine Grady, Mr.. Thomas Grady. Miss
Alice Healey, Mr.. Raymond Janwith. Miss
Margaret Blundin. Mr.. John Finerty. Miss
Cecilia Kelly, Mr.. Francis Donelly, Mr..
oliver Lewis and Miss Muller.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Engle Hooven,
OF 1894 Ridge avenue, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son. william
Harwood Hooven. on February 4.
st. vincents Usher Association. OF Ger
mantown, will hold its midwinter dance al
Belfeld Country Club on Friday Those In
charge Of the program for the evening will
be Mr. Thomas y. Coyne, Mr.. John J. Nc
i Cam. Mr.. pd,nond = Finn and Nh Pau
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