Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-24
CELEBRATE TWO
ANNIVERSARIES
Given Masquerade Party in Riv-
erside, N. j., on Their Tenth
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Montraville Lybrand cele-
brated their silver anniversary on Monday
evening. About twenty-five guests were
present. During the evening a musical pro-
gram was given. followed by n supper. The
dining room was decorated with chrysan-
themums and autumn leaves.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schmid, Jr., were
given a surprise masquerade party in honor
Of their tenth wedding anniversary Mon
day evening The entire lower floor was
decorated with cut flowers of the early
fall variety and autumn leaves. The guests
wore entertained with vocal and instru-
mental music and games of every kind were
played.
At IL o'clock the guests unmasked and
a supper was served The dining room was
most attractive, being decorated entirely
with autumn leaves and yellow chrysan-
themums
Among the guests were Mrs William II.
Cook Miss clara Cook. Miss Mary Cook.
Miss Viola Cook. Miss Ethel Bramblc, Mrs
Morris De Coursey and Mrs. Horace Young,
of Palmyra Mrs. Frank Courthaniel Miss
lean Pollock, Miss Margaret Pollock, Of
Philadelphia Miss Helen Seller, Miss Louise
Seller, Miss Gertrude Rider Miss Helen
| Thielman, Miss Beatrice Stecher, Miss
| Regina Hul2mann Miss Stella Klemm, Miss
Mary Thiemau, Miss Elizabeth Gusregan,
! Miss Martha Skillman Miss Margaret Cal
| laEher. Miss Frances Schmid, Miss Pauline
Schmid and Miss Laura Schmid.
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! DETANCO-Mrs Edward r. Hunter left
! on Sunday for Washington. u. g., where
! she will spend the winter with her husband
/ Doctor Hunter, who is an active worker
| with the Red Cross.
| Mr. J. Russell Maule will leave on Thurs
! day for a six weeks trip in the West,
Mrs. Emily Seller will spend the winter
at Elgin, H., and will close her home here
| on Wednesday.
Mrs. Rufus Alden, Of Pemberton, Is
! spending a fortnight with her SON. Mr.
| Frederick Alden.
Mrs John II Ships has returned 20 her
home after spending the week at Atlantic
! City.
Miss Maud Cooley, Of Philadelphia. was
the guest Of Mrs, +. II. Lytle over ne
| weekend.
Mrs. George Heidenrech. Miss Gertrude
| Berger and Miss Blanch Ecller have re-
! turned TO their home in Mahanoy City after
( passing the week with Mrs. George Reeves.
PALNYRA--Mrs. O. W. Messick. Of North
Carolina, is the guest of Mrs. william f.
Hires for fortnight
The r. .. s. of a. will hold its annual
| Halloween party on October 20.
Friends Of Mrs. Norman Rue will be glad
to hear that she is convalescing from her
recent operation. Mrs. Rue will be remem.
bered as Miss Edyth Robertson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Robertson, OF Beverly
The Red Cross branch will hold its an
nual election on Wednesday at its head
quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs William Russell have re
turned home from motor trip to Niagara
Falls, New York and Pennsylvania.
! RINERTON-Mrs Edward Reed. OF LOS
Angeles Cal, who has been the guest OF
, Mrs. William Gunther of Taylor street
will leave today for Philadelphia TO spenC
a few days before leaving for her home il
the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stern entertained
seventy-fve guests on Sunday afternoon. al
their home on the Delaware River, in honol
of their daughter, Miss Sadie Stern, whost
engagement to Mr.. David Weisman was re
Gently announced
Dr. and Mrs. f. +. Stahl left for a months
stay in the Middle West.
Miss Augusta Cavanna spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Charles II. Pad
more. in Wilmington, Del
Mrs. George w. b. Roberts is visitinI
friends at Utica, y. Y, for a fortnight.