Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
WEDDING INVITATIONS ISSUED
Many Entertainments Given for Brides in North
Philadelphia -Cablegram From Red Cross in
France Appeals for Dressings

WTB turn another page OF the autumn
w social calendar and hnd that the little
god OF love is stiIl busy, for merry wedding
bells win ring all through November. Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Lewis steel. Of s67 North
Twentieth street. have issued invitations for
the marriage OF their daughter Miss Helen
| Steel, to Mr. Franklin Sheppard Lee on
Wednesday evening, November z, at
O'Clock, in the Central North Broad Street
Presbyterian Church The bride will be
attended by her sister, Miss Mildred Steel
as maid of honor; Miss Mildred Kite, Miss
May Petty Miss Allison Levin and Miss
Clara Rumpp, bridesmaids. The ceremony
will be followed by n reception for the faml-
lies and close friends Of the bridegroom and
bride.
Invitations will be issued tomorrow by
Mr.. and Mrs Charles IL Marion, OF S64
North Twentieth street, for the marriage
Of their daughter, Miss Edwna Louisa
Marion, to Mr.. Harry Edgar Donohue on
Saturday, November "a, at Z o'clock, at
their home. The bride will be attended by
Mrs. Norman Donohue, sister-in-law of the
bridegroom while Mr.. Donohue will be his
brothers best man. The service will be
followed by reception. A number of en-
tertainments have been given in honor of
| Miss Marion. Among the number was a
| luncheon and linen shower on Saturday.
| Miss Alma Donald of Wlssahickon. was the
| hostess, and the guests included Miss Ger
| trude Curry Miss Madaine Conahan Miss
| Edith Arnold Miss Vera Brinkworth Miss
| Helen Barclay, Miss Annabel Crozier, Miss
| Cora Rogers, Miss Blanche Downham, Miss
| Marian Montgomery and Miss Elaine Spen-
| Ger. Another attractive affair given for the
! bride-to-be was the luncheon on Tuesday
| by the University Chapter Of the Eastern
| star in the Parkway Building Broad and
] Cherry streets.
Mrs. Sylvanus A. Leith. OF 1921 North
! Broad street, gave a luncheon on Friday at
her home In honor Of Mrs. Annie b Adds,
| of North Broad street who was married on
| Saturday to Mr.. Enos Frank Paulin. Other
guests included Mrs. James Spencer. Mrs.
| Charles Il. Lukens, Mrs. Samuel Alcott.
! Mrs. Franklin Apple, Mrs. Lewis Bailey,
| Miss Brown Miss Anna Creith, Mrs. Charles
Wisler Mrs, Robert Gladfelter, Mrs r. H.
| Hoy, Mrs. Margaret Jones, DR.. A. lie Fevre
Mrs. Hiram d. Miller, Mrs. George Outhette
| Mrs. Louise Potts Mrs. Charles Patterson
Mrs. w. Paul, Miss Emma Schledel Mrs
| Walter Scott and Mrs Harry Boureau
In order that the Red Cross auxlliarles
may continue their good work In making
surgical dressings and know that they are
not producing more than can be used, Mr.
Charles Scott, Jr., manager of the Penn.
Bylvania division Of the Red Cross quoted
the following cabegram, which he received
from Major Grayson Murphy, chief of Tho
Red Cross commission in France: "ReC
Cross standard dressings in millions mus
be sent over with all possible speed. II this
Is not done and done Immediately, seriout
calamity and national disgrace is inevita
BILE. The American women should prepare
with all the enthusiasm and speed possible