Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-12
RECEPTION FOR NEW PASTOR
Entertainment Will Be Given This Evening in Tiof
for Members of Pocono Social-Lieutenant
Recovering From Wounds

| A RECEPTION will he given on Tuesday
"A evening, January Is. In the social hall
| OF We Temple Baptist Church. Twenty second
ana iioga streets. In honor OF the new pastor
anu anu ms wire, the ltev. Herbert Agate and
Mrs Agate. Assisting in receiving will be
Mr. and Mrs. timer Walling Mr.. and Mrs
Hu8h kerr. Mrs. Clara :. ogden Mrs Ed
ward Maddox Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Mr.
ana Mrs. Samuel Kent, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Myers. MIR. and Mrs W Burt Tho,npson
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.. Hacker. Mrs Marc
Shuster. pr. and Mrs. II. r.. Mellor, Mr. and
Mrs Frederick r. Jennings Mrs Emma
JACKSON Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O'Connor and Mrs
Jennie Grim Refreshments viii ne served
Dy the young women's auxiliary, among the
number being Miss v. Jane Ogden, Miss Bes-
SIC Jennings Miss Leonard Miss Dorothca
I,ingce, Miss Alice l., Martin. Miss Frances
Barnes. Miss Elizabeth Ems, Miss Ola Rob-
ertson and Miss Mary Anderson.
Mr.. Agate. who comes from Pittsburgh.
has spent two and one-half months as direc-
tor OF religious work In the Y. NJ. G. A.
building %, at Camp Lce. The reception
VIII be followed by an address by ex-AIayor
John weaver, Il member Of the church and
n program of patriotic and popular musical
selections by Mrs Elsa Miller. Mrs Mabel
Anderson, Mr. W. q. Meyer and Dr. Howard
u. Mellor. and organ solos by Mr., Percy H.
sherlock. Mr. ana Mrs Agate will live at
3J4S North ighteenth street
An interesting entertainment will be given
thlS evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Behm
of 2oG3 West ontario street, for the members
OF the Pocono Social The affair will be in
formal, but there will bo excellent music.
story telling and "reminiscences Of the summer
in the hoconos. The guests Will include Mr.
and Mrs. William r Myers, air. and Mrs
iiarr" Kingston, Mrs Mary A. Price, Mrs.
5. ~ Skeehan. Miss Lillian Skechau. Miss
Jane Scott, Miss Minerva Iuckworth. Mr..
and Mrs. Wheatland, Miss Verna SINNERS,
Miss Elizabeth Mission, Miss Edith Benin.
MiSs Amy liackley. Miss ORA NJ. Mason.
Miss Edith SINNERS, Miss Mae Wheatland,
Mr.. and Mrs. w SINNERS, Miss Ida Hastings,
Miss Kathryn Moore, Miss Helen II. Black
wood and Miss Irene X. Ash
All the residents of Tioga who attended the
pure food supper ON Thursday evening in the
Tioga Methodist Church Social Hall, Eight
eenth and Tioga streets, enjoved Il pleasant
meal. that dgested according 10 science,
because there was no fear of microbes. These
jolly little troublers observe social etiquette
by not appearing AZ a supper where II ls
especially stated that they have not been
invited The pure food served by the
young women of the church, dantily garbcd'
and an informal entertainment followed.
The affair was in charge of Mrs. carl
Herschel, Miss Rhea Duryea, Mrs William
Boggs. Miss Ellie Brown, Miss Ruth Wilson.
Miss Ethel johnson. Miss Alice Yonker, Mrs.
Oscar Clawson, Miss Margaret Hilton, Mrs.
Charles O. Anderson. Mrs. Miller Burkhardt.
Miss Lillian Cannon. Miss Josephine Brown.
Miss Jessie Brown, Mrs Fran!; Barral Miss
Milie Baugh, Mrs. Marion W. Benjamin. Miss
Olivia Cox, Mrs. Edward Aldrich, Mrs. NJ.
Hiner Mrs Schaeffer. Mrs. George L. Rote.
Mrs. william Brown, Miss Edna Davis Miss
Mary Findlay, Miss Beulah Knauer Miss
Lena Eilliau, Mrs, Florence Dalrymple, Mrs.
S. +. Nciman, Mrs. Mabel Hemsen, Mrs,
Frank Thomson and Mrs Joseph Tomlinson.
The Rev. Harold Stanley Stewart was
given II reception on Tuesday evening by
the congregation Of the Tioga Baptist Church
in the church parlors Of the building. Broad