Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-16
MUSICAL AFTERNOON
AT WOMAN'S CLUB
Melody Chapter of Ridley Park
Organization Entertained Men,
bers on Wednesday

The Melody Chapter OF the Woman's Club
out in Ridley Park entertained the members
or tho club at the school auditorium on
Wednesday afternoon. The program
sisted of some of McDowelrs compositions;
Miss Mary White sang several songs, and
piano solos followed by some of the girls be-
longing TO the Melody Chapter. The soloists
were Miss Ruth Hay. Miss Maxine Bashelier
and Miss Mary Matthews. There were vocal
solos by Miss Ethel Smeltzer and a suite Of
three pieces for the piano, which Mrs. Ed
ward Fem played. Mr.. Leonard De Maria,
of Folcroft, gave some violin solos; Mrs.
Fem played two more Of McDowelfs compo'
stions and the program ended with songs by
Miss Smeltzcr.
on Tuesday February &c. the Womans
Club will have its service day. and will elm
inate the current events program that had
been planned.
There is to be subscription dance In
tho Ridley Park auditorium this evening.
Mrs. Charles q. Hetzel has charge OF the
affair.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Kirk have returned
from Washington, d. c.. and have opened
their homo in Ridley Park.
Lieutenant Henry Tisdale and Mrs. Tisdale
spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mccarthy.
Mrs. Duncan Yocum, Jr.. has returned from
Pittsburgh, where she has been visiting for
some time
A meeting of the missionary society OF the
Presbyterian Church was held on Wednes'
day afternoon. Mrs. William Stanton Is the
president OF this organization
An attractive musical program was pre-
sented by the transformers at their monthly
meeting in the school auditorium last Friday
evening There were songs by a chorus Of
twenty.three persons. under the direction OF
Mr. Henry IIotz. The soloists for the evening
were Miss Ethel Fighter, soprano; Miss Alma
Crate, vlonist, and Mr.. William Sylvano
Thunder at the piano.
A musical and dance is being given in the
auditorium of the Norwood Fire House this
evening by the Interboro Musical and ORA
matte Club.
Mr.. and Mrs william Harvey, of Norwood,
have received word that their son. Mr.. Har-
mon Harvey, has arrived safely in France.
He is with the ambulance corps.
The Goodfellowship Club out In Oakmont
gave an entertainment on Thursday evening
An attractive Valentine dance was given
by the Glenodcn Girls Club in the Sharon
Hill Auditorium last Saturday night.
Mrs j. l.. Beaver, of Llanerch, entertained
her bridge club at her home on Monday after
noon. Among those who were there were
Mrs H H. Aikens, Mrs. w. l.. Garland, Mrs.
Giles, Mrs. Clinton Roth, Miss Neal. Mrs. j.
f, Lowden Mrs. Crozer. Mrs Woody and
Mrs. Percval Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walter. OF Brookline,
are being congratulated upon the birth OF
daughter.
The Womans Club of Media had patri-
otic meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The
Delaware County division OF tho Womans 8
Council of National Defense. the National
League for woman's Service and the Con.
ference OF Media. with other organizations OF
the town. took part in the meeting
Miss Grace Stockton, of Swarthmore,
spent last weekend in Washington, d. G.
At the meeting of the New Century Club
| in Chester, on Tuesday afternoon, an inter
esting address was made by Mr. Garnett Pen
| dleton on washington and Lincoln, the Ex-
ponents OF an All-Conquering Idea. inc
nroeram was in charge of Mrs Garnett PEN
dleton. who is chairman of literature.