Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-28

va, to be the guest of Mr. ana Mr. uVi,I, itsS'
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Mrs' William p, Barba. of West Coulter
street. Germantown. entertained at 1urcb-
rnn pn On monday In honor of Miss Eleanor
90 ~ me guests afterward went over
" the Germantown Cricket Club IN nIa,.
orloge at the auction party arranged h.,
Mrs' Baltzar de Mare. The guests ,voro
mrs ward Perry, Mrs Stewart Ci,lot,o
MISS Elise Darby Miss Carrie Schriver
good. SO "'"''er-
Miss Eleanor Westcott Of 172o Pima
street, will give bridge on Saturd,,. -,
her home. Among the guests viii ho NJ, '
W. Alice Burpee. Miss Mary Dercum Misc
.orinne Freeman. Miss Ellen Orion Ntiss
hatherlne Newbold. Miss Isabel Miles Mrs
samuel Kay Miss Mildred Jack Ntiss
,ieIen Peyton, Miss Jane Everett and Miss
Mary Kay. '' -''S'
Miss Georgene Butler. of Wilkes p,rro
VINO VINO mas Deen spending several DAYS in New
brunswick, n. j.. as the guest Of M 90
Mrs Charles Voorhees,, returned NJondaI,
and will be the guest of her uncle and aunt
Mr and Mrs. George Lasher, at RydaI Tor
some time. i
Mr' ana Mrs. George Foulke, who have
peen spending some months in Canada,
Where Mr. Foulke has been In business
have returned and are living in WiIn,inston
Del, where they will make their home in
the future. Mrs. Foulke will he remembered
as Miss Dorothy Fisher NewhalI before her
marriage several years ago
Mrs. Henry Booth, of Huntingdon. pa
is spe-cing some time this winter as the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Il. Dennston. at their home on school
House lane. Germantown.
Miss Margaret Davis, of West Hortter
street, Germantown, has left for Boston
Mass. where she is the guest Of her brother.
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Rowley.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Whitman. Of the Newport. will
entertain informally at bridge this after
noon.
Miss Mary Sheppard. of St Martins
lane, st. Martins, has gone to Boston for
a fortnight to visit friends.
Miss Mary Kay, of 2310 Locust street.
will entertain at bridge on Saturday March
TO-
br. ana MrS benjamin Mechling, of
the Belgravia, will leave this week for
trip to California where they will spend
month.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar GiBinder are spend
ing some time at ST. Augustine, Fla, on
their way to Hawaii.
Mrs. Frederick Jost. of 1904 Pine street,
will receive informally this afternoon after
o'clock. Mrs. John S. Muckle will preside
at the tea table. No cards have been sent
out,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. s, Howell. of Wayne.
have closed their country home and are
spending several weeks at the Dennis, At
lantic City
DR. and Mrs. w. Howard Wilson, of
Roslyn, Pa, have returned from Atlantic
City, where they spent some time at the
Dennis Hotel.
Miss Elsie Carroll of Oak Lane, has
gone to New York to visit friends for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Ansell. Of the
Cresheim Arms on Allen lane, will give
dinner on March II at the Germantown
Cricket Club before the last dance OF the
season.
Mrs Albert p. De Sanno Jr., and Mrs
Edwin S. Hadley, of Oak Lane have left for
Atlantic City. They will remain at the |
st. Charles until after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Hetzel, Mr.. anS |
Mrs. Frederick ]. Michel and their daugn- |
ter, Miss Josephine Mchell left yesterday |
for st. Petersburg, Fla, to remain for the |
month of March.