Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-15

CneStnut Hill.
entertain in a box on Thursday evening at
the performance of Mr. Rip Van Wrinkle"
Mrs. George Masters of Mermaid lane
Chestnut Hill, will also entertain at box
party on Saturday afternoon in Easter
week at the Mask and Wig production
The affair will be in honor of her small
daughter. Miss Margaret Masters. The
guests will afterward be entertained at tea
at the Union League.
At the next general meeting of the Civic
Club to be held on March 81 in the Junior
Room of the Bellevue -Stratford. DR. Henri
La Fontaine. of the Belgian Senate. will be
the principal speaker. This will be the
third of the addresses on government
Doctor La Fontaine is a native of Belgium
member of the Brussels bar and since
1892 has BEEN professor of International
Law at the University of Brussels He
became a member of the Senate in 1895. In
1913 he received the Nobel Peace Prize.
At the dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Morice will give on Saturday at the
Germantown Cricket Club the guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs lie Roy Richards Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Goodall. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur c. Coahan, Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Sheble Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weeks Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Wiley, of New York, who
will spend the weekend as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Morce Mr.. Paul Pearson and
| Mrs. Frank Green.
| Mrs. Warner G.. Earnshaw, of East
| Johnson street, Germantown, has gone to
| Atlantic City for several weeks Mr.
| Earnshaw left Tuesday for Pinehurst to
enter the golf tournament together with
Mr.. Walter Zebley, Mr. Edward Atherton
| and Mr. John Barnes
Mrs Herbert NJ. Tilden. of The wissa
| hcllon Germantown, is spending several
| days at the shore.
| Mrs. Joseph Darlington Wilkinson who
| has been spending the last two years in
| Australia, Japan and China, will return
| home on April 3. Mrs. Wilkinson, who
will be remembered as Miss Jane Burgess,
| will spend some time with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Burgess, SIS Lincoln
| drive. Germantown
| Miss Elizabeth Jamison entertained at
dinner last evening at her home, 1896 Fol-
som street, in honor OF Miss Elizabeth NJ.
| Sampson, WHOSE engagement to Mr.. Will
liam John Jamison has been announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Graves who are
occupying a cottage in Chelsea for several
months will entertain a few friends at a
house party over the weekend,
Mrs David T. Young. of Phil-Ellena
street. Germantown, has issued cards for a
bridge on Wednesday of next week In
honor Of her guest Mrs. James Duncansor
Cairnes, of Hagerstown, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Moon, OF wyncot,
road. JenkintoYn, will leave the end OF
, the week for Irvington. n. Y, where they
will spend several days as the guests o
, Mr.. and Mrs. Nesbitt.
A wedding of interest which will TAX,
place in Chambehsburg will be that OF Mis-
, Mary Florence Michael. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlesj Warren Michael and Mr.
Ernest Jones, of Hatboro. The ceremon,
I will be performed in the Methodist Episco
! pal Church. OF Chambersburg, on Saturda,
afternoon, March Il, at o'clock. Mr.. Jone
will have his brother, Mr. Paul Jones, Jr
of Germantown. as best man, and the usher
will be Mr., Ralph l.. Garner, of Boston. an,
Y Mr.. Russell Gheent Of Schenectady, N. Y.
J. Mrs Trevar Myldr, who has been spend
ing fortnight in Atlantic City after visit
ing friends in GERMANTOWN, has returne
to her home In Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. JAMES Fraser. of 525 Sout
i Fifty-fifth street, Announce the marriag
{, OF their daughter, Mss Madeline M. Fraser
and Mr.. James T Todd In the tempt
. Presbyterian Church, Ffty-third an
Spruce streets. The ceremony was pei
formed by the Rev Asa J. Ferry yesterda
at noSn' -
X Mr. and Mrs. Ellis -. Lit, OF Jenkintowi
v have moved into ~thelf new house on Greer
n wood avenue. where Vhey VIII make the
n home In the future.
n An afternoon card tarty, cake and cand
n sale viii he for the bfnent Of the buildlr
y / fund OF the Oak LAKE Review Club tn
Z 4 11lnlHr, II (3roben, s7ip North Sixth strea