Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-09

be glad TO hear he has recovered from his
recent illness and Is convalescing Mt his
apartment at the Wellington. Nineteenth and
Walnut streets.
Mrs. George Falos Baker left today for
Lakewood to stay until Saturday. While
there Mrs Baker will give n large enter
tainment on Friday evening for the benefit
of the district nurses
Mrs Henry ). Jeanes and Miss Margaretta
Jeanes will not receive tomorrow afternoon
owing to a recent death in the family
Mrs. Paul Caspar. of Pittsburgh returned
10 her home yesterday after spending a
week with DIR. and Mrs. A. II. Acornley. at
sos South Fifty-second street Mrs Cas-.
par came here to visit her son, Mr. Elmer
]. Caspar. who is a sailor on an American
warship and who has been stopping in this
city for several days.
The Delta Beta Rho Fraternity elected
officers for this year at the clubrooms of the
Philadelphia Chapter at 1913 Pine street on
Monday evening. Those chosen were Mr.
Francis n. Keegan, PRESIDENT Mr. Harold
J. Wiegand. vice president: Mr.. Anthony Il.
Finch. treasurer, and Mrs. Francis A.
O'Malley, secretary. Plans were discussed
for raising service flag in honor OF the
twenty-eight members OF the fraternity in
United states military service.
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downe avenue, Overbrook has left for n trip
Sho will stop at Olean. n. Y, to visit her
brother. and at Niagara Falls and Buffalo
She will also stop at Boston, where she will
| visit her sister.n-law, Mrs. S. Tobin.
\ pretty wedding solemnized at the
| home of Rabbi Il. l.. Levinthal 7l6 Pine
| street, when Miss Lena Greenblatt. of 2O30
| North Thirty-second street. was married tu
Mr. Herman Gold, on Tuesday evening Jan
| 1 no
| and bride left for Atlantic City. and upon
| their return will live at 2o30 North Thirty
| second street
| LAlliance Franchise held its semimonthly
| meeting at the Acorn Club, 1913 Walnut
| street, on Monday evening, at o'clock. Pro-
| fessor Giroud presided usual and intro
| duced the speaker Of the evening, NJ. Anatol
| lie Braz. Since announcements had been
| sent out that Monsieur lie Braz had chosen
| for his subject Ia Guerre," II was not sur
| prisng that the meeting was exceptionally
| well attended After the lecture n light sup
| per was served in adjacent room.
| The music committee of the Phomusian
| Club gave an operate costume recital at the
| clubhouse on Monday evening.
| Mrs. Edward Philip Lynch. who is chair
| man of the music committee. was in charge
of the entertainment, which was most en-
| joyabe. A great many members and their
| guests were present. The artists were Marie
| Ladue Piersol, soprano. and W. Burton Pier
| sol, baritone. They were accompanied by
| Mary Miller Mount at the plano.
| Miss Marion Sader has returned to hei
horne after spending the weekend in Had
| donfeld as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Ben
| jamin Lacky
| Miss Emma l.. Wendell, Of 1892 Nortl
| Broad street, will entertain the members o;
| her card club on Wednesday afternoon
| Among the guests will be Miss Kathryn Nc
| Dowell. Miss Estelle Keller. Miss Sarah Hin.
| cken, Miss Lois Black Miss Kathryn West
| Miss Louise Soulas and Miss Mae Mersig.
Miss Hazel Aarons has returned to Welles-
| ley College after spending the vacation will
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max y. Aarons. r
| 1884 North Broad street
Miss Florence KOCH. of 1888 North Broat
street. has returned to Washington where
she attends Cathedral School, after spending
| the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
, Albert j. Koch. Miss Koch had as he
guest Miss Virginia Meyer, of Mauch Chunk