Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-07

n 81 S'KlIIlpN dance VIII ne Hc'u III
n the Ridley Park Auditorium on satur'
day evening February 1s one Of these
affairs IL given every other week, and they
are always largely attended by the younger
set out there. Mrs. Charles O. llctzel mas
charge Of them.
Tho last dance was given on Saturday
evening, February ., There wcrc quite u
number Of men In uniform present, and also
guests from Philadelphia, Norwood, lhd'eN
Park, sharon i'm and chester During thc
evening there was "a novelty dance, when
each person was presented with usetul
favor
Among those present were Miss Sarah
Grant, Miss Frances Quinn, Miss Ruth Mat
thias, Miss Jcannc'tc Hays. Hiss Flor
once Bottomly, Miss Ethel Claire. Miss Anna
Msudc Ralslcy, Miss Helen T.. Athcrholt MISS
Helen lIavs Miss Margaret White, Miss Ethel
white, Miss Eeha crawford Miss Helen
Buckley Miss Margaret Gibb. Miss Rex Leeds,
Miss Dorothy Brandt, Miss Eunicc Cummns'
Miss El"ise Hollis Miss Beatrice Browor
Miss Ethel Williams Miss Rita Wolfe. MISS
Naomi MCIlcnry. Miss Marie Huston, MISS
Mildred Rhoads, Miss rorinnc Andrews MISS
Marjorie Poole, Miss Margaret Black, Miss
Mildred Lanney. Mr.. Thomas Gibson. Jr., Mr..
Howard Chandler, Mr.. Courtland llamn,, Mr..
Charles Matthias, Mr., Smcdley ward. Nr
H. e. Williams. Mr. W. c. Rnkcnbach. Mr..
John Walters. Mr. Edward Clyde, Mr.. Robert
llowarth Nj Edward Collier. Mr.. Park Cul-
bet, NJ Harry Baxter. Mr. Charles Taylor.
Mr. Lcc D"ardorth, Mr., Julius Courtney, Mr.
Frederick Dixon. Jr., Mr.. Earl Riddle Mr.
wallace Catauach. Mr. Edward Thompson.
Mr. Miller, Mr.. Maynard Poole. MI. Frank
Michel, Mr.. Solomon r. Fox. Mr.. Richard
T. Merchant, Mr.. O. q. Smith, Mr. 'ech
Copeland, Mr. Campbell, Mr.. Louis Mclean,
Mr. James HURT, Mr. Frederick Chestnut
Mr. Il T. Wilmington Mr.. Franklin Thomp-
son. Lieutenant Robert Stauffer. Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. Collier. Mrs. Joseph Mciienry, Mrs.
r j, Hays, Mrs. r. Il, Hail and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hctzel.
The transformers will hold their club
night in tho Ridley Park Auditorium to-
morrow evening \ splendid entertainment
Is being planned
on Monday evening, concert was given In
the new school building. for the benefit or
the Ridley Park branch OF the Red Cross.
4 shortage Of coal prevented the members
Of the Woman's Club out there from having
their regular service day at the Service
House Tuesday. and the club meeting IN
tn" afternoon was also postponed.
Mr. Edward Collier was a guest OF Mr.
and Mrs j. j. Collier over the weekend,
Lieutenant Roger lIaydock, son Of Mr.
Thomas O. lTaydock, Ir, was home on fur-
Tough over the weekend
Mr.. Courtland Hamm. who Is In camp also
spent the weekend at his home in Ridley
Park,
Mr. Henry Michcl is now In France with
the Engineer Corps
The Rev Frederick Limerick has returned
N.
three months. During that time he was en-
gagged In Y. NJ. G. A. work at one OF our
camps.
Mrs John II. Pomeroy has been entertain
ing friends from Boston. Mass.
So many serious things are occupying the
minds of women nowadays that perhaps they
feel more than ever the need for relaxation
now and then. In several towns this mas
very pleasantly taken the form of choral
societies Which have lately been formed i'll
la wOnpn'S CLUBS
towns The members are bound to get
great deal OF enjoyment out or these cho'
ruses for somehow singing can make any
body happy. The Womans Chorus OF the
Twentieth Century club. Of Lansdowne. has
had several meetings 1t is under the direc-
tion of Mr. Henry lTotz. and is held every
Monday afternoon at the clubhouse Mrs.
william A. MC1;wan is president or tir
chorus; Mrs Theodore Evans is secretary
and treasurer, and Mrs. w. b. Ward is "
brarian. 4 concert is being planned, ana
It will be given mt the club some time IN
April
The Women Of DrcNtl Hill have also organ
lied chorus. with Mrs T.. $. Fojambe as
president; Mrs. Louis q. Wilson as secre-
tarv and treasurer and Miss Corinne Hafer
as librarian. This chorus is under the direc-
ton OF Miss Martha G. Barry and VIII hold
its meetings every Friday afternoon at Mrs.
F'oliambe's home. II will meet tomorrow,
for the first time. These women VIII also
give a concert in the latter part or April
the proceeds Of which are to be devoted 10
the free wool fund OF the Drexel liiI Red
Cross branch.
The woman's club OF Ridley Park has
melody chapter. with Mrs. Edwin Fem at
its head In Swarthmore there is also
woman's chorus, of which Mrs, Harlan Upde-
graft has charge Miss Martina e. Barry
teaches this class also.
The members of the New Century Club
of Chester were entertained at their meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon by an onerauc
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