Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-14

Joseph r. Rollins. Miss Dorothy Fox, sister
Of the bridegroom, will be the flower girl
Major John B. Carson will be best man for
DR.. Arthur e. Billings whose marriage to
Miss Mary Farnum Packard will take place
on December 81. in Rosemont and the ushers
| will be DIR. Duncan Despard, DR. Alexander
oNeill, Mr. John II. Packard Cd. cousin of
the bride; DIR. James Gibbon. DR.. William B.
Stroud and Mr.. Evan Randolph ii,
Miss Katharine Register, daughter, of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Register. whose marriage to
Mr.. Geraldyn Livingston Redmond will take
place on Wednesday. will have her sister,
Miss Barbara Register. and Miss Doris Tay-
| lor as maids of honor, and her best man
| will be Captain johnson Redmond, brother
| of the bridegroom
dinner-dance will be given on January 4
at the Acorn Club in honor of Miss Anna s.
Newbold, daughter of Mr.. Clement Buckley
| Newbold, of 1874 Spruce street and her
cousin, Miss Helen Il. Scott, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs, Hugh Scott, of Boston.
Sergeant and Mrs Jacob Riegel Jr, of
|
| ceivlng congratulations on the birth of
| daughter this morning. Sergeant Riegel IL
| now in France where he is stationed with
the First Army.
Mrs. William G. Warden, Mrs. Edward
Browning and Mrs William ]. Clothier. have
| gone to Pittsburgh. where they will attend
bazaar for the benefit of the tobacco COM
| mittee of the Emergency Aid. Mrs. Warden
| Is chairman of this committee.
| Among those who will give box parties at
| the Charity Ball on December 26 are Mr. and
| Mrs. T. De Witt Cuyler and Mr. and Mrs
| Edward C. Dale. Mrs. William H. Derby
| shire will also occupy a box as will Mr. and
| Mra Clarence w. Dolan. Mr. and Mrs
| Thomas j. Dolan. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar p.
| Earle Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Evans Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis A. Gmbel and Mr.. and Mrs Henry
| Grove.
| A fair will be given for Armenian relief
| this afternoon at the home of Mrs John
| b. Hammll. 300 West Willow Grove avenue.
| Chestnut Hill. Among those who will have
| charge of the affair Miss Agnes Hammill.
| Miss Mary Hammill, Miss Polly Lear, Miss
| Betty Colahan, Miss Martha Machold Miss
| Douglas Gribbel and Miss Elizabeth Grbbei.
Mrs. Alexis Dupont Smith, who has been
| spending some time at her home on Greene
| and Harvey streets, Germantown, has re-
| turned to Columbus. o., where Captain Smith
| Is on duty. Their daughter. Mrs William
| Elliott Moorman. of Key West. Fla, will
| spend the winter with them during the alb
sence of her husband, Paymaster Norman,
who Is at present in Queenstown, Ireland.
| The Plays and Players will give an in
formal tea tomorrow afternoon for the active
| members and associate players, at the club
| house, As South Eighteenth street
| A victory supper in aid of reconstruction
work in France and Belgium VIII ne given
| this evening from to o'clock in the parish
| mouse OF st. James the Less p. E. Church,
| Falls of Schuylkill. The decorations will be
| red. white and blue. The affair Is in charge
of aDs Mrs MSs ssmvs %ir t. wasner of Sshoohouss
| Brewer Miss Mary Grindrod. Mrs Thomas
| Reuter-. Mrs William Wyatt, Mrs Atchin-
son Koch Miss Lydia Farrer. Mrs. Herbert
! Boocock. Miss Mary Boocock, Mrs John
Marco and Miss Clarls Lobley.
| The regular monthly meeting of the Quaker
| City Ladies' Motor Club Will be held on
| Monday. January 6, 1919. at the Hotel Walton
| at IL o'clock, followed by the annual meet
ing at IL O'Clock. The annual report will
| be read. there will be an election of officers
| Tor the coming year and discussion of club
| activities for 1919 on Wednesday, January
| J. The charity committee will distribute
|
! December "a and the war fund committee
| viii send fruit to the soldiers and sailors in
| the home hospitals at Christmas time The
| American fund for French wounded commit
tee is sewing on garments for refugees.
/ Mrs John Lindsay announces the marriage
l'of her daughter. Miss Mary Grace Lindsay
| to Mr.. Ralph Bousteld. of London England
| on Saturday. November 80. The ceremony
was performed in the First Baptist Church,
l md Ca
| tor. the Rev. Carter Helm Jones. n. d. Mr.
| and Mrs Bousfield spent their honeymoon
| at Atlantic City at the Hotel Brighton. They
| Will live with the brides mother until the re-
turn of Lieutenant John Lindsay from Vir-
| ginia. where he Is now stationed with the
coast artillery
| At regular meeting of the Ardentes Club
at Starr Garden Recreation Center 1t was
| decided to give a dance at Apollo Hall on
March g. 1919. Interesting speeches We're
| made by Mr.. Joseph Schwartz on athletics
| and Mr.. DeCosta on the welfare of the club
| Mr. A. Nef. president, presided and later
gave the chair to Vice President NJ Lew
The Ardentes Club will also give a reception
| for the members and friends every first San.
| day of the month, The committee in charge
| of the dance includes Mr.. A. Neff, chairman
| Mr.. NJ. Levy, vice chairman Mr. s. Cooper
smith, Mr.. j: Carlis and Mr.. j. Carson The
Ardentes meets every Sunday at Starr GAR
| den Tha following members are In the Gov
| ernment service: Private 8. Coopersmith,
Private J. Wenger. Private Maurice Snyder,
Private w. Schneider. Private NJ. Slverman
| Private D. Rosen, Private r. Reinhart Pr
vate D. Kravitz. Corporal J. Woodland ana
Private H. Mondress, who was killed in ac-
| ton. The following are in the navy: Mr..
Meyer. Mr.. Snyder, Mr.. I. Frier and Mr.. II.
Barnetto.