Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-19

an interesting program of music under tho
direction of Mrs. w. viii. and addresses
ny Mrs. Rufus Miller. Mrs. W. Berger and
Mrs. Dillon. of .ArdmOrc. :ss. y. =. Coll
nler Is president Of the Nicetown branch !;
Mrs. Edward l.. Hiesler, vice president {;
Mrs, Newton Freed, secretary, and Mrs
ltinll snyder. treasurer. The officers and
Mrs. Emma Lauhcnstinc and Mrs. T.. An
drews received the guests and Mrs. Will
liam Lomis, Mrs, \. Shade and Mrs, How
ard E. Heckler formed the tea committee.
In addition to the many garments, $50 was
contributed for the work.
e. The Tioga Women's Christian Temper
snce Union will give n musicale and recep-
non at the home OF the president, Mrs,
Clara $. Ogden 220s Hunting Park .tvenue,
on Thursday evening. There will be vocal
and lrs,rumentai solos and addresses by
Mrs ~. II. Tevis' and Mrs L. $. Grant
saields. The president will be assisted in
receiving by Mrs Hannah Ray Fox, Mrs
Henry Robertson Mrs. George Wolfe, Mrs.
IL. y. klink. Miss Gorgas, Mrs. n.
Bailey, vice presidents. Mrs. Alexander q.
Diefenderfer, recording secretary, and Mrs.
!. stone, treasurer Mrs. Shields is cor
responding secretary
Tho Christian Endeayor Society Of 81.
Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church, Broad
and Venango streets, gave an entertainment
for the sailors and marines at the navy
yard last week. The program included
bright musical selections by the members
and recitations and impersonations by Miss
Edna Marian Llndner st. Pauls Church
members will give an entertainment on De-
eember / In the church gymnasium for
nifty sailors and marines.
Miss Alice Jennings, formerly OF North
Nineteenth street has moved to Wayne
avenue and Penn street. Germantown.
Mrs. Arthur Brown and her son, Mr.
Arthur Brown, Jr,. have gone to Los An
geles, Cal, TO visit Mrs, Browns brother,
.n-law, Dr John Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Snyder, of 1915 But,
fer street, have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss May Snyder, anc
DR.. Samuel Il, kohlman' OF Germantown.
Mrs. James Hilton. of 2l27 West ontario
street. will leave shortly 10 spend the win
ter with her son, Mr.. w. Stanford Hilton
in baltimore. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horace Citizens hav,
returned from their wedding journey an'
will receive after December ] at their new
| home in Woodbury., \, j. The prlue Nd
Miss S. Gladys Jones, daughter of Mrs
| Elizabeth Jones, OF 2lS9 West Ontarlt
street.
| The thirtieth anniversary of kendertol
Lodge, No. 266, Independent Order of ode
| Fellows will be celebrated with an enter
talnment and dance this evening in Mercan
die Hall, Broad street above Master. Tn
| committee In charge includes Mr.. =. q. Zin,
norman, Mr.. II. Tucker Mr.. Joseph 5. Tom
linson and Mr.. II. ]. Burgert
The Tioga Business Mems Association
sent a delegation Of its members to Cam
Meade yesterday to visit the men from tn
section at that training camp. They wer
accompanied by many OF the relatives o
| the men.
Miss Nina Newlands Of ai52 North Broa
street, entertained on Thursday evening a
her home. Her guests were members Q
her sewing club and this was the first Q
the winters season OF entertainments, Mis-
Violet Williams. NJ IS Emma Campbell, Mis-
Marie C. West. Miss Edith c. Clarke. MIS-
Gertrude Hale, Miss Edna ii. Lin,lner Mis-
Clara Abbott, Miss Ella v, Abbott, Mis-
Miriam Hume. Miss Virginia Hume and Mr.
Howard n. Abbott were the guests.
Mr.. Harry Jennings. who is with th
coast reserve corps at Cape May, sper
last weekend with his parents. Mr.. an
Mrs.. Frederick T. Jennings, OF North Eigh
I. eenth street on coming homo tor tlea
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