Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-09

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rro,o by Marccau.
MISS ELINOR r. FLOOD
Miss Flood is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward T. Flood. of Ger
mantown. Her engagement to Mr..
A. Frederick Leopold was recently
announced.
Pickering of Boston, who will spend some
time in this city. Miss Pickering will arrive
on Monday,
Miss Eleanore Bspham daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Bispham, ~ 23O6 De
Lancey place returned yesterday from an
extended trip to Cuba and South America
Mr.. and Mrs John J. Bishop Of Ogstou,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Ridgway of Cres-
cent, Columbus. y. j., have left for Fort
Meyer, Fla where they will spend several
weeks, returning home early in the spring
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Haines. OF Mexican
avenue near Clapier street, Germantowu
will give "A dinner tonight at Mannheim be-
fore the committee dancing class in honor
of Mr.. Frank Deacon
Mr.. and Mrs. TbDuncan Carson Of 1872
Mapewood avenye. Germantown enter
tained at dinner last night in honor of Mr.
and Mrs Leonard stiles There were four
teen guests Mrs stiles was Miss Helen
Graham Carson before her marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Parkhurst. Of Wilkes
Barre, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Carson for several days on their way to
Florida
Mrs, William George, of 6S East johnson
| street, Germantown, gave a dinner on Tues
day evening. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph a. Janney Mr.. and Mrs Charles J.
Wister and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ross,
Mr. Frederick Elkins. Of 1901 Cresheim
road. Chestnut Hill, will give a dinner on
Friday, February 30.
Mr.. W. Price Hull of 1876 School House
lane Germantown will entertain few
friends informally at luncheon at the Spring
Haven Country Club on Sunday.
Mrs. Washington Gpin. of 2OOi De
Lancey place, is in Atlantic city, where she
is spending some time at Galen Hall. Miss
Anna Gilpin returned last week from the
shore. where she had been spending a fort
night with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs S Howard Smith. of Ger
mantown, have their niece, Miss Mary Nc
Kinney. of Knoxville, Tenn as their guest
| for a fortnight
Lieutenant Commander Henry G. Muslin.
| L. SIN. and Mrs Muslin, with their two
! children, will arrive on Saturday from
| Washington to be the guest of Mrs. Mustns
mother, Mrs, William :. Lloyd, of 233 Har-
| Vey street.
There will be a meeting of the members
| of Department of the Philadelphia General
| Chapter, Pennsylvania Womens Division
| for National Preparedness at 1920 Spruce
! street today at o'clock. Mrs. Horace
| Brock will preside,
Mrs. William Worrel Wagner, Of School
| and Gypsy lanes. Germantown, is spend
| ing some time in Atlantic City at the Brigh
| ton Hotel
| Mrs. Joseph Wayne, Jr, of Wayne ave-
| nue., Germantown, entertained at luncheon
| on Wednesday at her home.
Mrs. William Jay Turner and Mrs, George
| Blight Robinson, of Germantown, have re-
| turned from Hot Springs Va.
| A delightful musicale and tea was given
| Yesterday afternoon at the Plastic Club, 241
South Camac street, by Miss Katherine l..
| Tegtmeier, under the auspices of the Plastic
| club and the Philadelphia Music Club, The
| proceeds of the affair are to be used for the
| betterment of community music in Philadel-
| phia. Miss Florence Fulton, president OF
| the Plastic Club was hostess Of the after
| noon.
Mrs. A. NJ Patton. of 5643 Pine street.
| announces the engagement of her niece,
| Miss Katherine Louise Heaney, to Mr.. FL
| bert Brlnton Fullmore of Germantown
| Mrs. Edward Evans Meyer. of Chestnut
| Hin. announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Pray Meyer, to
Mr. John Beresford Emack son OF Dr. and
Mrs Franklin ID. Emack, of PhoeniXville,
Pa.
DIR. and Mrs Franklin Noll, of 1914 North
Seventeenth street, are at the Hotel st.
| Charles, Atlantic City, where they will re-
main over Lincoln's Birthday,
| Everything is In readiness for the sixty
| sixth annual ball OF the Junger Maenner-
Choir which will be held at Turner Hall
| Broad street and Columbia avenue, Monday
| evening Lincoln's Birthday. The ball VIII
| be opened by a grand march. starting from
| the center of the stage, headed by the mas
| fer of ceremonies, Mr. William Ringele and
| Mrs. Ringele with six assistant couples
| The hall has been tastefully decorated
| for the occasion and a very good dance
program has been arranged by the music
| committee. - includes all the dances so
popular now in the young set.
| Men prominent in city, State and national
| affairs have been invited to be present, while
| delegations from the following organizations
| will also attend: Lu Lu Shrlners, Elks,
Moose. A. o. II. of this city the Arlon So
| cIety and Kreutzer Quartet Club, OF New
York city, and the Arion. OF Brooklyn. The
chairman, Mr.. Louis Elsenhaus, predicts
that this years function WIZ ec,ipse any
| formAr ons given by the Junger Masnner-
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