Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-08

Miss Katharine Putnam. Of st. Davids,
entertained the Red Cross class of which she
is member at her home tn = week. Among
those present were Miss Mildred Jones, Miss
Josephine Obdyke Miss Molly Obdyke, Miss
Dorohea Tingley. Miss Elizabeth Tugley,
Miss Elizabeth Peasants Miss Esther Camp.
bell, Miss Dorothy Painter and Mrs. Duilield
Ashmead.
The first benefit dance of the Eight
club, II War-work organization off young
women, will be held at the Philomusian club
this evening The dance is substitution
affair." the proceeds to be devoted to buying
yarns for the knitting of sweaters, helmets
wristlets and other articles for soldiers and
sailors The affair is the first nf series of
annual dances. The members of the club are
Miss Alice McCauley, Miss Marie dempsey
Miss Alice Kurtz, Miss Sadie Scanlan, Miss
Frances Mitchell, Miss Marie McGuigan. Miss
Anna Scanlan and Miss Monica McCauley.
Following are the patronesses; Mrs T., b.
McCauley, Mrs C. j, Mitchell, Mrs q T..
kurtz, Mrs. w. p. Mahoney, Mrs. A. Scanlan,
Mrs H. r. DiXey and Mrs. r. watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohen announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Ella
Cohen, to Mr.. A. Benjamin Romer, of
Huntington. W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Romer gave dinner
IN honor Of their son, a. Benjamin Romer,
on Tuesday evening. The guests present
were Mr.. Samuel Rosen, president of the
huntington National Bank, w. Va; Mr..
Harry Paul, Of New Orleans Mr.. and Mrs.
hapner and their family, of this city, and
other intimate friends. Miss Ester Romer
gave vocal solo, accompanied by Miss Ethel
hapher on the piano and Mr.. Eddie l.
hapner on the violin. Mr.. Samuel Rosen, of
huntington, w. Va, and Mr.. Harry Paul,
OF New Orleans. gave impersonations. MIR.
hubie Romer and Miss II. Rupert Moskowitz
gave an exhibition dance. Mr.. Max Romer
oelvered recitation. Miss Ethel S. Kapner
save piano solo, and Mr.. Martin II. Solo
mon acted as toastmaster for the entire
evening. Mr.. Romer and Mr. Samuel Rosen
iett FOR Huntington on Wednesday evening
MI Arthur NJ. Taylor of G25 North Forty
Iourth street, man; ger of the Cedar Theatre
was enterta ned by his wife and friends at
surprise birthday party on Saturday eve
n,hs The guests We're Miss Mary Iuber,
Mlss MISS Susan Mackay. Miss Beryl Taylor. Miss
nulth Patterson, Miss Elizabeth Murtagle,
MISS Elsie Wagner, Mrs r. A. Davis, Mrs.
montgomery Mrs \. NJ. Taylor, Mr.. NJ.
Laylor' Mr.. II. A. Davis, Mr.. Ralph Mont
solhery Mr.. Milo Zuber, Mr.. Bayard Butler
s,r Herbert Hughson. Mr.. Emil Schultz
mr arthur Taylor and Mr.. Edgar Taylor
.pahcing and Informal games were followed
by supper
The Philadelphia Music Club will present
~, program OF American music next Tuesday
me soloists will be Miss Helen Buchanan,
soprano Miss Alma Grape, violin. and Mr..
Siarehce Is. Bawden piano, and the program
m,i WI, include compositions of the well known
rniadelphians Mr.. Camille Zeckwer, Mr.
nlarehce h. Bawden and Mr.. Frederick
.iahh, besides MacDowel. John Alden Car
pvh,er and Walter Morse Runnell. The an
nual luncheon will be held on Thursday
'eoruary Ia, at the Aldine Hotel
y MIR. and Mrs Cellar of A2o EitzqaraI Ia
sueet' entertained on Sunday evening In
nohor OF the first birthday OF their son. Those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Kohn,
mr, and Mrs. NJ. Fingerman and Mr. and Mrs
q uman.
MT. and Mrs. MacBrine entertained last
yenlng at party given In ho Of their