Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-28
Social Activities

The marriage Of Miss Mary Scott Mont
gomery. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Scott Montgomery, of Radnor, and Mr.. Ed
ward Biddle Halsey will take place on Sat-
urday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock in old st.
Martins Church, Radnor. The bride will be
unattended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Duane and their son.
Mr.. Morris Duane. are spending the month
Of August at Upper Saranac Lake, In the
Adirondacks
Mrs. Samuel Bell and her daughter. Miss
Florence Bell. are in Morristown. n. j.. for
the greater part of the summer, Mrs. Bells
other daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Kissel, lives
In Morristown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Pilling, Of Upsal
street. Germantown. have been staying in
the Adirondacks for several weeks.
Mrs. John Mustard and her children. of
Germantown. expect to leave next week for
a two weeks visit. in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Turner. of
Germantown. who have been spending the
month Of August at Northeast Harbor, will
return next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ketcham, of Ger
mantown, are spending some time at Beach
Haven.
Mrs. Cornelius Haggerty and her children,
OF CnVeden avenue, Germantown. are also
spending a few weeks at Beach Haven.
Quite a few persons from the Main Line
and Germantown are at Ocean CITY during
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jncnuette Palmer and
their family. of st. Davids, are spending a
Few weeks at the Oceanic.
Mrs. Harry Hopper, of Germantown. is
VISITING her sister, Mrs. George c. Freeman,
at her heach-front cottage.
MISS Rachel Whitmer is visiting Miss Jean
DE Rouse. daughter of Mrs. Oswald de
ftousse. at the Colonial Apartments.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. MILESTONE
VIII ne glad to know that their son, Robert
". "hetstone, United States navy, is con-
valescing at their apartments on Wesley
avenue. ~
Mrs george Christman and her family, of
wayne, have returned home. after spending
several weeks at Illinois on the Strand.
MISS Betty Dobbins. of Pasadena. Cal,
anu MISS Beulah S%ouders. of Chicago, are
VISITING Mrs. Kenton Warne at her cottage
at Second street and Corinthian avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. John Rogan. of Wayne. have
taken a cottage on Fifty-ninth street for
the remainder Of the season.
Mr.: and Mrs. William B. Craig and their
1aughter have returned to their home in
Wynneneld, after spending a fortnight at
Ocean City. 90
Mr' ana Mrs. William Leaf. of Melrose
farK. announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ruth Leaf, to Mr.. Lincoln w.
nan, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lincoln Hall, of
Fhiiadeiphia and Pitman. n. ].
MISS Helen Weiss and Miss Kathryn Cole
man VINO have been spending their vacation
at Atlantic City, will remain at their cottage
until after Labor Day.
A surprise party was given hy M,ss
btanche Shapiro in honor of Mr. Henry
Faster. who will leave shortly for a training
camp, Among those present were Mr. paul
A.: Feidman. Miss Lillian Berger, Mr.. Frank
SllVerman, Miss Irene d. Labowits Miss
Mary Brosofsky. Mr.. Simon KendeIl Miss
May LOWS. Miss Martha Shapiro. Mr.. Irving
kendeil, Miss Doris Seligson. Miss Rose
Faster. Mr.. Francis Kendel. Mr.. Francis
Iasio1sky, Miss Alice Faster. Mr.. D. Shapiro.
Mr.. benjamin Disson, who left for camp
Monday; Mr.. Ray Rothman. Mr.. Samuel Cold
Mr.. David Greenberg, Mr.. Joseph Cohen, Mr..
David COLDS. Mr.. Nathan Rosen. Mr. Victor
Cohen, Mr.. Henry Faster and Miss Blanche
Shapiro.
A surprise party was given on Saturday
In honor of Mr.. Meyer Snyder, United states
naval reserve force, on his first furIough, by
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder. Mr.. Meyer SNYDER is a
member of the Ardentes Club, which was in
Vited to the AFFAIR In a body. and the club
presented Mr.. Snyder with a wrist watch,
During the existence of the Ardentes Club
Mr.. Snyder held the offices of secretary and
vice president. Mr.. M. Drosin made the
presentation OF the watch and also a pa
triotic speech. which was greatly applauded
b. the guests. Those present were Miss
Frieda Cdenfriend. Miss Anna Udenfriend.
Miss Matilda Udenfrlend. Miss Rebecca
Reichlin, Miss YetA Snyder. Miss Alfrieda
f. Rubin, Miss Lena r. Epstein, Miss Eliza
beth sklon. Miss Anna Jurman, Miss Rose
Dublin. Miss Charlotte Kruger Miss Rae
Reichlin. Miss Eta ]. Zelkovitz. Miss Hor.
tense Silver. Miss Rose Coopersn,ith, Miss
Anna Jaffee, Miss Anna Kaufman, Miss Anna
Brewer, Mr.. Raymond S. Reinhart. Mr. Mar
tin Levy. Mr., Charles Silovitz. Mr.. Frank
Taylor, Mr.. Jacob Carlis, Mr.. N. Wolf. Mr.. l.
Schwartz, Mr.. S. Coopersmith. Mr.. j. Carson.
Mr.. j. L. kravitz. Mr.. David Kravitz, Mr..
A.. ]. Frank. MI. G. zavidow. Mr.. r. Zeusis,
Mr.. M. Snyder and Mr.. p. Meyers.
The Ardentes Club now has five MEM
bers in the service besides Mr.. Snyder.
namely, Mr.. Maurice Snyder, Mr.. David
Rosen. Mr.. Joseph Woodland and Mr.. Harry
Mondress.
A farewell party was given at the home
of Miss Freda Si'verman, $3.50 North Thirtieth
street. on Saturday evening in honor of Mr..
William Cruz, who will leave shortly for
France for overseas service. Mr.. Cruz has
been In the naval reserves for six months.
Among the guests present were Miss A. Gross,
Miss r. Finger, Miss r. Chertak. Miss NJ.
Scharf, Miss NJ. Cast, Miss NJ. Fischbein, Miss
Y. Stein, Miss NJ. Atkins. Miss F. Silverman,
Miss S. Silverman. Mr.. NJ. Stein, Mr.. W.
Schor. Mr.. II. Becker. Mr.. Charles Cruz, Mr..
A. Weiss. Mr.. H. Jacobs. Mr.. A. Massover,
Mr.. A. Goldstein, Mr.. d. Landesburg and Mr..
NJ. Landesburg. =
The Jubilo Social observed its fifth ami
versary Sunday in the form of a picnic held
at Burlington Island, on the Delaware River.
The girl members were becomingly CARRIED In
outing costumes portraying the blue and gold
colors OF the social. Miss Anna Kohl, who
Is the president of this organization. ex-
horted the members and guests to further
efforts In the conserving of food. Among
those present were Miss Anna Kohl, Miss
Freda Rabinowitz. Miss Catherine Goldstein,
Miss Pauline Schwartz, Miss Fannie Lustig,
Miss Anna Fleischman, Mr.. Albert Blumen-