Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-01

ID DONBOROCGH'S social calendar for
~ November contained many entertain
ments, among the number being the din
ner-dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Erwin NJ.
simpson, Of 1863 Green lane. in honor OF
their eldest son. Mr. Erwin NJ simpson,
Jr" sergeant Of the base hospital rt Camp
Meade, who attained his majority on No
Nember 22 and was granted a furlough of
four days to celebrate with his family back
nome. The birthday anniversary cclebra-
ton took place at the Hotel Stenton. Din
ner was at o'clock and dancing followed
uhtil l2:3O. Pink chrysanthemums and
roses mingled with tropical plants in the
decorations The guests included Or. and
Mrs j. W. Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Mcdonnell, MIR. B Mitchell Simpson. Mr..
ana MIS- 7. w. Maclary, Mrs J. s. y. Me-
Connell. Mr. and Mrs Sidney Ioog Mr..
Roland Loog. MIR and Mrs William NJ.
simpson, Mr.. Stober stout. Mr.. and Mrs.
,hafleS g simpson. Mr.. Jack Lawson. Mr..
iindley Thornton. Mr.. George Jones' Mr..
willard tornman. Mr.. Earl Holmes. Mr..
u. H. Martin, Mr.. Frank Tybesky Mr.
charles Simpson. Jr.. Mr.. Carl Kcnworthy
Mr.. y. NJ. Simpson. I'd Mr. Ross simpson.
Mr' Graham Littlewood. Mr.. Harold Scho-
IeId' Mr.. and Mrs Lazeile Thornton: Miss
FRANCES Wilkinson. of York Pa. Miss Mat.
singer Miss Schrader. Miss Katharine
hee'y' MISS Helen Sherwood. Miss Helen
Iranlund. Miss Villa Hendren. Miss Jean
Rider. Miss Mildred RICHTER, Miss virginia
thompson. Miss Catharine Cox Miss Helen
tiaig' Miss Katharine Pyle. Miss Hazel
Blrkmire and Miss Marian Birkmre. Mr.
ana Mrs. simpson entertained al dinner on
lhursday evening at their home on Green
lane.
Another attractive November dance was
given on Thursday evening. when the host
and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. charles g
CoA' The affair was given al their nome
-" LNceun avenue, in honor of their
daughter, Miss Catharine Cox. Miss Naomi
Wilkinson, who is the flaucee of Mr.. Alvin
Cox, assisted in receiving Other guests
included Miss Gladys McCowen. Miss l. liza
beth Evans. Miss Gertrude Russell, Miss
Isabel Foulltrod. Miss Frances Fernley
Miss Elizabeth Wills Mencke Miss Eliza
BETH Littlewood, Miss Margaret stafford
MISS Josephine Ferney Miss Mary Fern
ley, Miss Katharine Kolb Miss Katharine
Huhbs. Miss Lenore Fisher Miss Muriel
Wood. Miss Elizabeth Foulkrod Miss Helen
Hay. Miss Dorothy Eeely. Miss Isabel Fuss
sell Miss Flora Ware. Miss Barbara Shoe
maker. Mr.. Robert Yahn Mr.. Vernon Haig
Mr. Roland Haig. Mr. Samuel Steel. Mr.
Thomas Wolstenhome Mr. Wilmer Taylor,
Jr, Mr.. Percy Tatnall. Mr. Branson I'd
monds, Mr. Harry I.andenberger. Mr.. Fred
erick Shoemaker. Mr.. Warren Shoemaker.
Mr.. Allen Anderson. Mr.. Alvin Cox Mr.
Walter Ketchum. Mr. william Ray. Mr.
John 'Schofed, Mr.. Wiliail Schofield Mr.
Horace Kern. Mr. Raymond Simpson. Mr.,
Paul kenworthy. Mr.. Seville Schofield Mr.
Wallace Schofield and Mr.. John Van
Solver
Among the additions TO the Red Cross
workers is "A group of young women who
formerly met bimonthly for a pleasant
game of cards. They will meet eacl week
on Wednesday during the winter to sew
for the Red Cross. They have COMPLETED
quantities OF towels and ambulance pillows
Miss Katharine Wheeloclt was hostess on
Wednesday. Luncheon followed by
the Red Cross work. All materials are
provided by the club The members in
clude Miss Elizabeth Hey. Miss Helen Reh-
fuss. Miss Roberta Rea Neill. Miss Mil
dred Hey. Miss Elizabeth Carpente~ Mr.
Frederick Merrill Brecht. Mrs. Charles
Creamer. Miss Jane Green. Mrs. Harvey
Motifs, Mrs. Charles Kruger. Miss Marian
Clark and Mrs. Ricaard Hey.
\ large dance in aid of the Red Cross
groups Of RoXborough and Wissahicko
will be given on Monday evening AT Wood
vale. the clubhouse OF the American Bridge
Company's club. The affair is in charge
Of Mrs Walter Fancourt. assisted by the
members of the auXiliarieS.
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