Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-14
Social Activities

Social Activities
The first OF a series Of conference ,,n,sas
to be given by the Pennsylvania Branch ~
the National woman's party took nIace on
saturday at the Art Alliance Building. Is2a
walnut street. at I O'Clock. Miss Anne Mar
tin. national vice-chairman Of the Woman,s
party. spoke on The Suffrage Situation To-
uay ana what We Shall Do Tomorrow" The
subject was particularly timely and proved
to be most interesting
MISS Mary II. 1nsharn, Pennsylvania chair
man OF the Woman's party. presided and the
speech was followed by open discussion OF
questions about local and national work.
Sergeant NJ. NJ. Dorlsas delivered An illus.
trated address at the Art Alliance, 1928 wal
nut street. on Thursday evening His sub.
Ject, The Greek and Balkan Peoples, Their
Characteristics and Present Problems" was
most interesting to the large and apprec!at.ve
auoience Sergeant Dorizas became well
known In this city through his many activi-
ties In the University Of Pennsylvania athletic
events
Miss Sophie Henderson. daughter OF Mr..
ana MIS- John J. Henderson, OF Oak Lane,
Will leave town this week TO spend a month
ODowd.
Miss Elizabeth Gallagher, Of overbrook.
VIII leave shortly for Palm Beach. Fla, for
an extended visit
Miss Adeline Kline, whose engagement 20
MI. Morton Loeb. OF New Haven, was nn-
nounced in the fall. has returned n weiles-
ley College to complete her studies.
Miss Anna Mock is now back Mt Wellesley
College after spending the vacation with her
parents DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Mock. of s24
North Twenty-fourth street
Miss Helen Asam. Of Chestnu, Hill. has re-
turned to Wellesley after spending tho hoi-
days at her home.
Mr.. Albert Drueding has returned TO the
Maryland Agricultural College, where ne Is
specializing in wireless teiegraphy. after
spending the weekend with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Robb. OF G20S
Carpenter street. have recently sold that
property and expect TO occupy their new
home. at 60l0 Spruce street, some day this
week. As soon as Mr.. and Mrs. Robb are
settled they are planning TO give large
housewarning.
There will be a lecture by the Rev. II. Y
Yardumian on Armenia" In the assembly
hall Of the Y. W. c. A.. Eighteenth and Arch
streets. on Thursday evening at o'clock
No tickets will be Sold
Mrs. William G. McCleland. or New YORK
10 visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
r. Brooks, OF Germantown.
Mrs. Joseph H. Stopp OF go South Forty
| sixth street. entertained twenty-eight guests
at the Matinee Musical Club dance at tn,
Bellevue-Stratford on Thursday and at sup
per at the Bellevue afterward
rhe Ardentes Club gave a party and dane,
| to the former president Of the club. Mr.. Nor
ris Snyder. at the home Of Mr.. Meyer Sny
| der. 1885 Jackson street. Mr.. Norris Snyder
being the first member Of the club to enlis
in the Jefferson Base Unit Medical Corps
A wrist watch was presented to him at thi!
AFFAIR by Mr.. Martin Drog.n. There wer'
| pieces furnished the music. The guests ant
| members present were the president. Mr.
| Abraham Ner; the vice president. Mr. Jacl
| Carlis the secretary. Mr.. Meyer Snyder: tn
| treasurer Mr.. Reuben Zeusus; Mr.. and Mrs
| Snyder. Miss Mary Snyder. Mr.. N. Gever
| Miss A. Gever. Mr.. I. Heyne. Mss @. Clavner
| Mr.. W. Schneider. Miss r.. Coopersmith. Mr
| NJ. Silverman. Miss f. Sklaar. Mr.. M. Sny
| der Miss l.. Epstein. Mr.. F. Taylor. Miss II
| Timitman, Mr.. d. Kravitz and others.
The engagement OF Miss Kathleen McCon
nell. Of North Philadelphia, to Mr.. Jerry J
Enright has been announced.
The wedding Of Miss Jennie MacDonough
| Of Atlantic City. to Mr.. James Givney. Of thi
| city, took place in st. Nicholas Church. Allan
| tic City. on Wednesday, January Q. After
| tour of the South they will live at Holmes
| burg, the home Of the bridegroom.