Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13
Social Activities

Social Activities
Headquarters for the fourth Liberty Loan
campaign will be opened at the Chestnut
Hill Service House. under the direction Of
Mrs. Francis McIlhenny. A salvage COM
mittee for peach stones and other articles
has also been formed with Miss Ernestine
Goodman as chairman Glasses in French
and stenography will he started soon. and
the kitchen c'asses begin next week The
students will serve luncheon for the work
ers every day. The work on the garments
sent out by the quartermaster's department
has been very successful, and has brought
many new workers to the Service House
Mrs. r. W. Clark is much interested in this
branch of the work.
Mrs. Radcliffe Cheston. Jr.. who has been
spending few weeks in Chelsea returned
yesterday to Fox Hill Farm. Rryn Mawr.
the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. will
liam Struthers Ellis Her sister, Mrs George
Eustis Payne. who spent the summer at
Lake Champaign. will not return until the
end of the month.
Mrs. Mahlon Hutchinson and Miss Edith
Hutchinson returned on Saturday from Mar
ragansett Pier to their home in Devon.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Rush Mrs John
welsh n"ayton and Miss Maize Rush have
returned 20 Chesterage, Kirk and after
spending three weeks in Bay Head
Mrs Robert W. Daniel of Rosemont.
finished her course in nursing at the t'niver-
s'ty Hospital yesterday and will go to WASH
'hston today to join Captain Daniel, L. $. A.
Mrs r. v Merrick has returned to her
nome in Germantown after spending the
summer in Prouts Neck Me
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel II. whitney vii, close
~ ~ To-, Vyn,.
VIII move into their new home on Nava joe
street Chestnut Hill.
Mrs George Cameron and her chiIJrep
81 srnool House lane and Greene s,reet
Germantown, have returned from sharon.
summer. ''e
A's% MAY 11aggerty. daughter of Mrs
'ornelus ttaEgerty. of 512 Woodland Tor
race IS sp"nding some time at Old Orchard
e Me- as the guest of Miss Daisy Marshall
Mr. Joseph Kelley, T. s \ II l. ,,, ~
turned t" Norfolk where he is stationed in
-'he alS service. after spending n furlougr
WIN his parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Kelley,
at 'he'r summer home in Berwyn Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alfred C-,ar, ond ,,,,u
sons who spent the summer in Chelsea bays
returned 10 their home. 1929 Catbarj,e
street street Their sons will return to West
chester Academy this week.
FRIENDS OF Mr.. Frank Morris. T.. &
son or Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G., Morr,s 80
Malvern, Pa. will be plad TO hear ,bat ~
mas ne"n raised to the rank of s.r.e,n,
major whiie serving with the American sx.
pedlti"nay forces in France
Mr.. ard Mrs. John J. Eanno, ora ..i
daughter. Miss Margaret Rannon NJ I.na
horhe' "a, will return to- the city this waek
ana ,1. wiIl live at 1910 Diamond street
Ihe marriage of Miss Rannop and Mr.
Charles Y. Harrison. son Of Mrs ~ ,i
risnn. of forty-SXth and Wa lnut s,res,s
VIII take place at the Church of our I.ad,,
OF Mercy, Broad street and Susuuehanna
Miss Gonevieve Harrison AS maid nr bnnnr
ana Miss kathryn Hickey as bridesmaid
Miss Rose Mary McNaIly has returned to
.her home in Gcrmantown after a yis, NJ
several days on Long Island
Miss Helen Riley, of Bala, who has been
spending the summer with her family nt Sc.
Isle City, will SO to New York for seyaraI
days before returning to the city
Miss Helen Hare, of 1ll6 North Sixty
third street, has returned to her home after
spending the month OF August in Chelsea
Mrs. Samuel Cummings. of 1900 Walnut
s'lett Is NlsitiHS hef parents. Mr. ard Mrs
John Burt. of 200 Pacific avenue Atlantic
city. for q short time.
Mrs. NJ. n. Mooney. of Pittsburgh has
returned to her home after a visit TO her
sister Miss Mary BTautigam. A dinner was
given on saturday evening for Mrs AIooney's
nephew. MI Harry BrautiKam. who expects
to leave this week for a naval training sta
tion Mrs. Moneys son. Mr.. Clemen Mooney,
has gone overseas
The members of the Cherokee Club will
entertain at their cottage in Wildwood y j.
for the las: time on Saturday evening. With
this affair the cottage will be closed Many
naval oticers of rank will be guests of the
club on that night.
The marriage OF Miss Florence Fraser and
Mr.. Coey was solemnized this afternoon by
the Rev Mr.. Halfast. The bridegroom and
bride left for Atlantic City Immediately
after the ceremony. The best man was
Mr.. Robert y. Gallagher. while the bride
was, attended by Miss Helen G. Stratton, of
Merton. Aftersthe wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Coey will live at 1888 North Thirteenth
street.
Mr.. A. A. kaurene. both of this city, took
place Wednesday in Elkton Md. After
a wedding trip of several weeks to Virginia
Hot Springs Mr.. and Mrs. Kaurene will live
in Logan.