Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-01
Social Activities

Mrs. Philemon Dickinsons. of Chestnut Hill.
will entertain at dinner in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorillard, and Mr. and Mrs Wainwright
will give an informal luncheon tomorrow at
their Bryn Mawr home.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Henderson entertained at
dinner last evening at her home In Media
In honor Of Mrs Samuel Price Wetherill, Jr
Mrs. r. Emott Hare OF stonyhurst straf-
ford has as her guest Mrs. John r. Phelps
of Roland Park, Md
Mrs. Charles Louis Borie. a. who has
been spending some time with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Glover Clay, of 1929
Spruce street, has gone to Fort du Pont
Del, where Lieutenant Borie Is stationed
Mrs. Bcrie will be remembered as Miss Mary
Alice Clay
Mr.. and Mrs Clay and Miss Gretchen
Clay are occupying their summer home at
Jenkintown.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Hamilton Colket are
the month Of June
Mrs Edward Bloom has opened her sum-
mer home at Blue Point, L. l., after spending
the winter at the Hotel Adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Webster. Of Will
mington. Del. are spending the weekend n
Hartford Conn.
Mrs Jay r. Erwin entertained at luncheon
and bridge on Wednesday at her home In
Roslyn. Pa. Her guests were Mrs. James
Bechtold, Mrs. David Henderson,, Mrs. Joseph
Lanning. Mrs William Bricker, Mrs. Ernest
MacMorris. Mrs. Martin Prenzlaw. Mrs. John
G. McKaraher. Mrs Lambert Bordo, Mrs. G.
Barham Bond and Mrs. Joseph Armbruster.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Newman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Isaac l.. Newman
Of 1903 North Thirteenth street. to Mr.. Alex
will take place on Thursday evening, June 6,
at the Mercantile Club. The bride will be
attended by Miss Margaret Mayer maid of
honor and Miss Jean Louise Newman, her
sister. flower girl. Mr.. Lester Goldsmith
will be the bridegroom's best man. A dinner
for the two families will follow the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. william W. Stevenson and
their young son, of 6o2s Sydenham street
Logan, visiting Mrs. stevenson's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Smith, at their sum-
mer home, Souderton Pa
Mrs w. Allen Boyd Of 116 South Forty.
fifth street, returned to her homo last eve
ming from Chelsea, where she has been the
guest of Mrs. Hiram J. Gibson. Of Penfed
who has taken cottage there for the sum-
mer.
Mrs John r. Peterson. Jr.. who will be
reNembered as Miss Florence Brennan, Of
1900 Chestnut street, left New York tins
nuSDanQ Lieutenant
Peterson, u. S. NJ. who has just returned
from foreign waters
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred H. Cohen, Of $500
Spruce street. are receiving congratulations
upon the birth Of son, Samuel Cohen on
Tuesday, May os.
A dance will be given for enlisted men on
Thursday. June s. at Danceland Twentieth
street and Montgomery avenue under the
auspices Of the Claghorn Civic Club Mr.. Al.
bert Dudley and Miss Lucy Manor Cowen
are in charge of the affair and the proceeds
will be gwen to the Red Cross and to the
Civic Club. The music will be furnished by
the Navy Jass Band, led by Mr.. George
Goebel.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Miller Of sa5
South Forty-eighth street announce the en-
gagement Of their granddaughter, Miss Re
gina K. Miller. to Mr.. w. Devices Yeaker
q. s. n. Miss Miller is now the guest of her
uncle, Mr. Charles A. Hexamer at his sum
mer home. Plymouth place and Atlantic ave-
nue., Atlantic City.
Or. and Mrs. Frederick A. Baldi are in
the south, where Doctor Baldi. who is an
assistant surgeon of an aviation squadron
is now stationed, Mrs. Baldi will be remem,
Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Goldman and their
daughter. Miss Ethel Beatrice Goldman. have
opened their cottage in Atlantic City for the
summer.
A supper was given on Tuesday evening
In honor Of Miss Mary Malz and Miss Ruth
Anderson at the home Of Mrs. MaIz, 1914
North Fifth street.
Miss Anderson's marriage to Mr. Francis
Humbecker will take place soon. Among the
guests were Miss Margaret Kriss Miss Cath
crime Malz, Miss Mary Malx, Miss I,eona
Malz, Miss Mabel Waldron. Miss Ruth Ander-
son, Mr. BENJAMIN Humbecker. Mr. Francis
Humbecker, Mr.. Iorenz sando, Mr. Frank
Henry and Mr.. Thomas Hickory
Miss Anna Barnard, of Bryn Mawr will
entertain at bridge at her home on June 7 in
honor OF Miss Emile Eleanor Owens, whose
marriage to Miss Barnards brother Mr. J.
Chandler Barnard will take place on June "A.
The Camp Fire Girls and Guardians of
Philadelphia and vicinity had an outing
Thursday at the Pennsylvania Institute for
the Blind, SixtyHourth street and Malvern
avenue through the kindness of Mr.. Burrott
and Miss Joben. They met at Sixtieth and
Market. and h.ked TO the grounds There
were nag raising, singing Of patriotic songs,
games, races and a walk to the woods to
study flowers and birds There was a coun-
ell hre in the evening with fre-lightins
ceremony. There were speakers from the
womens committee of the Council of Ma
tional Defense, the girls of the institute sang
d leGenQ
council FIRE.
An interesting program has bs3n arranged
by the matrons' section of the \shila deIphia
Normal School for it's lawn fete and must
Gale to be given on Saturday, June &. at
o'clock. The affair will be held on the
grounds Of Mrs Wendell Rebers home, in
Germantown. and the proceeds donated to
war service.
Mrs. W. Kemble Yarrow has returned to
Stranord from visit to New Haven, Conn.,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank c. PequiKnot and
family have taken cottage at Cape May for
the SUMMER They VIII occupy 1t next Friday,
Mrs. Marshal r. Ward, of Wayne is spend.
ing few days in Newark. N. ].
Mrs. William B. Riley and her daughter,
who have been spending the winter in New
York, have opened their house In Wayne for
the summer. The engagement of Miss Mar.