Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-26

their daughter. Miss Dorothy Saylor, and
Mr.. Henry Richardson H%allowell, u. S. n.
r. f., of this city.
Announcement is made of the marriage
OF Miss Grace J.. Temple, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Temple. of 22t4 Hunting Park avenue,
TO Mr.. Willard X. Ross, of 371s North Sew
enth street, on Saturday morning. Septem-
Der 81, in the Protestant Episcopal Church
of the Resurrection, Broad and Tioga
streets. by the rector, the Rev. James o.
McIlhenny. The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother-in-law, Mr.. Charles
App. Mrs. App was the matron of honor.
Mr.. Ross and his bride are spending the
autumn in Atlantic City.
Mrs. E. Gehring Hardness. of Queen lane.
Falls of Schuylkill, is spending the early
autumn with her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Walton. at her summer home in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander NJ. Gusdorff are
at home at 1929 North Broad street. Mrs.
Gusdorn. who was Miss May Newman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. /. l.. Newman, Of
1903 North Thirteenth street, was a June
bride.
A Willing Workers Club has been formed
in Marlborough. The members knit as we'll
as their seniors and hold most attractive
lawn parties and bazaars. Their latest one
held on the lawn of the home of Mr.. Charles
O.. Struse. sos Ridge avenue. netted $64.5S,
which they presented to the Red Cross
auxiliaries Of the Mount Zion Church. Man
ayunk. and the Leverington Church in Rox-
borough. Their work and entertainments
are under supervision of Mrs. Charles o.
Struse, Jr., and Mrs. Charles Simpson. The
members are Miss Helen Prediger. Miss
May Townson. Miss Catharine Cox, Miss
Helen Struse. Miss Dorothy Leafman. Bliss
Edith Robinson, Miss Elizabeth Simpson.
Miss Martha Simpson, Miss Ruth Eden and
Miss Clara Dempsey.
A community sing. conducted by Mr..
John F. Braun. State director of community
singing. will be held this evening in the
Roxborough Baptist Church, Ridge and Ly-
ceum avenues. Roxborough. An interesting
program has been arranged. with Mr.. G. Lev
ering Arnhold as the principal speaker:
soprano solos by Miss Mae Farley; selec-
tions by Mr.. Benjamin F. Evans, baritone
soloist. and the Marlborough Lodge Glee
Club. led by Mr.. James Stott and accom-
panied by Mr.. James Lehman. Jr.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Geiss have re-
turned to their home. 255 South Seventeenth
street, after spending the summer at Sugar
Hill, N. H., and Jackson. N. H..
Muskodah Council, No. 1872, d. of p, en-
tertained forty sailors and marines on Mon
day at their tepee. go West Girard avenue,
Solos were sung by Miss Florence Fullma,
MIR. Miller and Private Russell. of the First
Company barracks detachment. Overtures
were played by Miss Elsie Green, Miss Sadie
Meany and Miss Clara Werner. Mr.. John
Steger played the piano for the dancing.
After the program refreshments were served.
Dancing followed and each man was given
a box of cigarettes as he left.
A patriotic dance will be given this eve
ming at Dance de Danceland. Twentieth
street and Montgomery avenue. by the\Mel-
ody Club In honor of It's thirty-seven mem
bers in the service. A Jazz orchestra will
furnish the music and professional talent
will entertain the guests between dances.