Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-23

and Mr. Robert Hudson. of Washington
which will take place at 3 go O'Clock on
December 10. at the home Of Mr.. and MIS-
Charles Penrose Keith, 321 South Fourth
street, the bride will be attended by her
sister, Mrs John r. Fell, as matron of honor,
and by her nieces, Miss Emily Stevenson and
Miss Dorothy Fell. and by her nephews,
Master John Fell and Master Antelo Dew
ereux.
Among those who will entettain at dinner
before the Christmas meeting of Mrs. Wurts's
dancing class, on December 80 are Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Duane, of 202S De Lancey street.
who will entertain for their daughter, Miss
Sarah F. Duane, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harris, of Oak road and School House lane.
Germantown. who will give a dinner for their
daughter, Miss Marianne F. Harris.
Mrs John Cadwalader and Miss Sophie
Cadwalader, of 1919 Locust street. have re-
turned from visit to the Chelsea at Atlantic
City.
Mrs George j. Harding has opened her
town house at 2215 Walnut street. Her
daughter. Miss Jane Harding, who has been
abroad for two years, will return home in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Hamilton entertained
at dinner last evening at their apartment,
Seventeenth and Walnut streets.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Clark Bedford and their
family have leased Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Heath Bannard's house, 22O1 De Lancey
Place, for the winter.
Mrs. William Henry Newbold has opened
her town house, at 4O5 South Twenty second
street
Mrs. Pope Yeatman and Miss Jane b.
featman, who have been living in Washing
ton. where Mr.. Yeatman was engaged in war
work, have opened their house at 111S Spruce
street, and Mr.. Yeatman has gone to France.
The second weekly reception of the war
service committee of the Historical Society
OF Pennsylvania. for soldiers sailors and
marines. will be held this evening from
until 1O:45 o'clock. Mr.. Thomas Dewitt
Cuyler will be the patron. historical
address on Valley Forge will be given by
Dr. w. Herbert Burk. Mr. Hoxie will lead
the community singing and Miss Jennie
kneedler johnson and Mr.. John s. McGlynn
viii sing. Dancing and refreshments will
follow.
Mrs. John Edward Lotus will give
luncheon and card party today at her home,
Old York road and Oak lane, in honor of
Miss Catherine r. Loughran. Her guests
will include Mrs. John Loughran, Miss Marie
Loughran. Miss Alice Loughran, Mrs. Joseph
LOTUS, Mrs. Joseph Cunningham. Miss Marie
Timer. Mrs. Edward Quin. Mrs Oliver Wood,
Miss Margaret Brady, Mrs. Walter Fl. Cong
don. Miss Sara Loughran, Mrs Edward
Clarke. Mrs. Edward P. Loughran, Miss Ger
trude Zane. Miss Mary Hockey, Miss Agnes
Moyton and Miss Marguerite McAllister.
The lnterchurch Federation of the
Twenty-fi Ward will hold a great victory
meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in
the Fourth Reformed Church, Roxborough.
The song service will be directed by Mr..
Albert n. Hoxie. Jr. Mr. George W. Braden,
who holds the title of major in the italian
army, will make the address
The High School Club of the Young
Womens Christian Association Of the Falls
of SSchuylSll will entertain the new MEM
bers this evening. THE Coquette" will be
given by the old members and will be fol-
lowed by a social hour of games.
Lieutenant Raymond j. Byrnes and Mrs.
Byrnes have returned, from their wedding
trip and are at home in Washington, d. C.
Mrs Byrnes was Miss Kathryn 3. Conley,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Eugene F. Conley,
of Wyoming avenue.