Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-13

weekend at their country place in wyn-
cote.
Mrs, Franklin Baker. of Wayne avenue
and Hortter street, Germantown will enter
tain at luncheon and bridge tomorrow
Mrs. Arthur Colahan of 1910 Lincoln
drive. st. Martins, will give a bridge on
Monday of next week.
Mrs. Edward Comfort. Of East Penn
street, Germantown. has returned from
Staten Island, where she visited friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shelley of Susoue-
hanna road, Rydal, left for Atlantic City
last Saturday, where they are spending
several days at the Hotel Traymore.
Mrs, Henry W. Butterworth, Jr. OF Car
penter street, Germantown, will give a
small and informal bridge party tomorrow
in honor of her sister, Miss Einor Flood.
whose engagement to Mr.. A. Frederick
Leopold was recently announced.
A meeting was held last night at s o'clock
in the Jenkintown Club and Reading rooms
on Old York road, to form local branch
of the American Red Cross. Or. Richard
Harte presided and gave an outline OF the
work of the Red Cross and its chapters.
Several other men who are prominent in
this work also spoke. The meeting was in
charge of Mrs. John S. Newbold, chairman
of the Jenkintown Branch.
Mrs. Frank Donaldson. of 633S Greene
street, Germantown, will entertain at bridge
on Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Champion entertained for
her daughter. Miss Marjorie Champion
| over the weekend at her home in Atlantic
| City. The guests included Miss Grace Rip
pey. Miss Marjorie Champion, of Atlantic
City. and Miss Jeanne Fitz Gerald, Miss
| Dorothy Houston, Mr.. Ramsey Mckinney
| Mr.. william Mclean. Mr. Howard Rppey
and Mr. Edward Hubbs, of Germantown.
Miss Dorothy Baldwin, of Litchfed
| Conn, is the guest of Mrs. william Morris
David at her home, 5229 Greene street, Ger
mantown.
Miss Eleanor Bonsall, Of 44lO Locust
| street will leave on Ash Wednesday to
| visit Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Frye at Marl-
| borough, Mass.
The Mannheim Evening Dancing Glass met
on Saturday evening at the Germantown
Cricket Club. The patronesses were Mrs.
william X Beard, Mrs John Macarthur
| Harris and Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. william Early Rhein of
| Forty-third and Walnut streets, left Sat-
urday for stay of several weeks at Sum
merville, S. c.
Mrs. william B. Derr, president of the
| Housekeepers' League of Philadelphia, will
| address the meeting Of the Twentieth Cen
| tury Club women of Lansdowne this
| afternoon on Factors in the Reduction of
the Cost of Living" The program will be
| in charge of the domestic science committee,
| Mrs. Paul Lochemmery, chairman.
| Mrs. st. John Chiffon will continue her
series of talks on "Oriental Women" at the
meeting of the junior section OF tine club
in the evening at o'clock
Mr.. Samuel f. Carter arrived at the
Marlborough Blenheim last week to join
| Mrs Carter who has been there accom-
panied by Mrs Francis II. Shields.
| Mrs. Charles Bloomingdale Jr, OF 5005
Walnut street, and Mrs. Robert r.. Stone
| back, Of 4943 Walnut street. returned on
| Saturday from a weeks stay in New York.
At the marriage of Miss Mary Howarth,
| of 469 East Martin street, and DR.. c. Will
liam Hornby. of Ridge avenue, Roxborough,
which will take place in the Roxborough
Baptist Church on Friday evening. Feb
| ruary 23 at $3.50 o'clock, the matron of
| honor will be Mrs. Grey Allison, sister
| of the bride, and Mr.. George RICHTER will
act as Doctor Hornbys best man. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
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Miss .Dorothea Kelly, who was a guest
at the Delta Upsion House, Lafayette Col
| lege. during junior week, has returned to
] her home, 1910 North Broad street.
The fifth of the series of six dances will
be held tonight at the Philomusian Club.
| Fortieth and Walnut streets. The last dance
will take place on Tuesday. February 27
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy II. Underdown. of 1112
| wyoming avenue will be at home on Tues
day and Thursday evenings during this
| month. No cards have been sent out.
i The junior class of the Ardmore High
School gave a dance on Saturday evening
in the school gymnasium. The decorations
were in blue and white. Among those pres
ant were Miss Harriet Kuen, Miss Eleanor
Gehmann, Miss Anna Reichner. Miss Mary
| Klechner. Miss Minna f. Schroller. Miss
| Greta Stewart, Miss Eleanor Hartley. Miss
Frances Brown. Miss Eleanor Gayser, Miss
Dorothy Sutherland. Miss Elizabeth Stay
maker, Miss Dorothy Clear. Miss Natalie
.Dallat. Miss Clara GrpbSf, Mt, Harold
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