Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-11

Germantown avenue to sew for the cause
Among the women interested are Mrs.
George Woodward. Mrs Edgar Baird Mrs.
b. Franklin Pepper. Mrs. Frederick Pack
erck Landstreet, Mrs w. Morgan Church.
man and Mrs. Harry Wright.
Invitations have been issued to prominent
women in Germantown and Chestnut Hill
for meeting on Monday at 3 o'clock In
the Young Women's Christian Association
to consider the advisablity of organizing
n women's club. the object of which will be
to unite and promote all women's interests
In Germantown, Chestnut Hill and vicinity.
Among the women interested are Mrs.
Frederick W. Abbott. Mrs. Frank Miles
Day. Mrs. Thomas Carmichael. Mrs II. s.
prentiss Nichols. Mrs. James Mapes Dodge,
Mrs. Thomas Raeburn White. Mrs. John
Gribbel, Mrs, Joshua Ash Pearson. Mrs.
Bayard Hodge, Mrs. John ID. McIlhenny,
Mrs. Roberts Hogue. Mrs. Joseph McFar-
land Mrs. Walter p. Shipey Mrs. Walter
B. Sibiey and Mrs. william f. Buehler.
Mrs Edward +. Harmed. of 1922 Bryan
street, Mount Airy. announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Emile Barthol-
omew Harmed, to Mr.. Rodney Tunnel Bon
sail, of Glenolden, Ia.
MIR. Bonsall, who is ii graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania class Of 1914
leaves today for the Officers Training
Camp.
Miss Elizabeth Lodge Magee, daughter
of Mrs. George I. Magee, of Cynwyd, and
Mr.. Spencer ID, Wright, Jr,. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer D. Wright, of 3219 Summer
street, will be married at St. Johns Epis-
copal Church, Cynwyd, on Saturday, June
., at O'Clock,
The women's Auxiliary OF st. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church Chestnut HILL
meets every Wednesday In the parish house
to make supplies for the Episcopal Hos
ptal. This work is superintended by Mrs
Edward Farnum.
Mrs. John I. Rodgers, of 2201 st. James
place. has taken cottage at Ventnor for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tucker Jennings
and Mr.. Theodore Earle Jennings have
changed their residence from Gloucester
City to Riverton.
Mrs Frederick w. Abbott, president Of
the Matinee Musical Club, entertained the
newly elected members of the program COM
mttee at luncheon. at her residence in Ger
mantown. yesterday. Those present were
Mrs. Samuel w. Cooper, chairman Mrs. c.
C. Collins, Mrs. Eugene Petit Mrs. John
Dunn. Jr.. Mrs John Leigo Mrs Warren
Shaw, Mrs. Camille Zeckwer. Mrs. Mary
Miller Mount and Miss Agnes Cune Qunlan.
Mrs. George w. Urquhart. of 4217 Pine
street, is spending several days in Ocean
City.
Mrs. William J. Ryan, of the St. James.
gave the first of a series of bridge parties
at the Whitemarsh Country Club today.
The bridge today was given in honor OF
Mrs. Thomas G.. Young, of Baltimore.
There were twenty-four guests present
Mrs. Francis Whtten, who is occupying
a cottage in Chelsea during the spring
spent several days in town this week.
A dance Of unusual interest will be given
tonight at the Rttenhouse, The ballroom
will be decorated ts represent night in the
Moulin Rouge Many novel features and
specialties have been arranged. Mr.. Ed
ward j. Nepley and Mr. Thomas G. Farrell
form the committee In charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Barba, of Indian
Queen lane. Germantown, will give an at
home on Saturday, May 26. Mrs. Barba
whose marriage took place a fortnight ago,
was Miss Eleanor Baker.