Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-01

Marian Moore. Miss Fannie Norbury. Nev
John III. y. Putnam. Miss Annie NJ. Rice, MIN
Goldie Root Mr. william Reid, Mrs. 1o&u
Reibel, Mrs. Joseph Rose, Mrs. Hettss rayiot.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spears Mrs. Raymond Steof1,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Schuyler. Mrs. WiiIiem
Schwab. Mrs. Raymond seeburser. MrR Irwin
Simpson. Mr.. Charles Shinkel. Miss Elisa
beth Hey and Miss Elisabeth Carpenter. 81
The knitting section Of the Fourth Re-
formed Church group presented an entire
outft OF knitted garments to the Rev Dr..
stone. head OF the Stonemen's Fellotship,
who is n chaplain in the United States army.
and to the Rev. John Putnam, n former pas
tor, who is chaplain In the navy. The
knitters, In addition to their Red Cross work,
provide the wool and prepare the garments
for any soldier or sailor who Is In need OF the
comfortable woolens and has not been pro-
vided for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Gerhard, OF
Lyceum avenue, entertained the members Of.
the choir of the Roxborough Baptist Church
last Thursday evening. They were assisted
by Mrs. Nathan l.. Jones, Miss Mabel Ger
hard and Mr.. Solon Anderson. There was =
program of delightful music intcrspersed
with addresses by Mr.. Nathan l.. Jones',
chairman ofsthe music committee; Mr.. Will
liam Bevan and the host Other guests In
cluded Mrs. Elmer volk, Miss veta Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Hyatt Snyder Mrs. Charles Shus-
ter. Mrs. Charles Bartle, Miss Hettie Hinckle,
Mrs. William Mace. Mrs. William Betx, Miss
Helen oelRntOn miss LtOnOre CassoiIs h1rS
Wilson Msyberry, Miss Frances Snyder. Miss
Helen Maths. Mrs. A. Tongue, Mrs. William
Chase. Mrs. J. Westcott, Mrs. Joseph H.
Foering and Mr.. Harry c. Hays.
Miss Carrie Earnshaw gave n dinner fol-
lowed by an informal entertainment on
Thursday evening. Her guests included Miss
May Watson, Mrs. Harold Hoffman. Miss
Myra Mitchell, Mrs. T. william Rider. Mrs.
Walter j. Miller, Mrs. Charles Service Tay-
lor. Mrs. Ernest Barras and Mrs. Arthur
Stetler.
Miss Florence Marks, Of Green lane. was
hostess at the January entertainment OF the
Davis Bible class, of the Leverngton Pres
byterian Church. An informal program of
music and stories was followed py social
hour. The members include Mr.. George w.
Davis, teacher; Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Oliver T.
Hendren, Mrs Norman Struse. Mrs. Maurice
Brown, Mrs. Thomas Hanson, Miss Susie
lowering. Mrs. Charles Cantrell. Mrs. John
Strool. Mrs. M. T.. Cartmell. Mrs. Daniel BUS
singer, Mrs. William Schultz, Mrs. Alexan-
der Fitzpatrick, Mrs. George McClenagan. Miss
Maude Dunlap, Mrs. Edwin Lafferty. MRS.
Clark Struse, Mrs. Alvin struse and Mrs.
Edward Struse.
Mrs. Clinton Seltzer entertained the MEM
bers of the Young Womens League of TIN
Ebenezer NJ. T.. Church on Friday evening
at her home on Ridge avenue Her guests
included Miss Bessie Blankin, Miss Sophia
Lackey, Miss Florence Mil, Miss Maude
Kelly. Mrs. Leon Strickland, Miss Ethel Lee.
Miss Marie Kane, Miss Margaret Severson,
Miss Ethel Black, Miss Mildred Butler, Miss
Eva Miller Miss Ella Murray, Miss Mabel
Headberg. Miss Lloyd and Miss Carrie
Lloyd. . w..
Mrs Carroll Thompson of Leverington ave-
nue., gave a card party followed by supper
on Thursday evening. Her guests we're mem-
bers Of her fortnightly card club.
Miss Mabel Mlltenberger, of Lauriston
street. who has been spending several weeks
as the guest of Mrs. Reiszner and her dauEh-
ter. Miss Claire Reiszner. at their bungalow
in Lakeland, Fla, has left for Wheeling, w.
Va. and will visit Pittsburgh before her
return to Roxborough.
Sergeant Stephen Cox and Mrs. Cox. Of
New York. are visiting Mrs. Cox's brother.
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dahrn.
of wssahickon. and will shortly move to
Philadelphia,
Chevalier G. c. A. Baldi. whose son. Lieu
tenant Joseph Baldi. is at Camp Meade.
accompanied the committee of City Councils
on its visit Of inspection Of the camp.