Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-05

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bridge. tomorrow in honor of her daughter
Mrs. william vending Anglin.
Friends of Mrs. T.. j. McCurdy, OF OAK
wood Elkns PARK, will he glad to hear that
she Is recovering at Atlantic City from her
recent Illness
Mr. and Mrs. Francis ]. Walsh have re-
turned from Washington and are now living
with Mr. Walsh's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fran
els F. walsh, of 4o25 Walnut street.
Mr. Richard O'Gorman has returned to the
University of Pennsylvania after spending
several weeks at his home, 2ls Doyle avenue
North, Providence. H. l., where he was con-
valeScing.
Miss Katherine Dempsey. Of 4i3l Baltf-
more avenue. is spending some time in Wash
ington. u. c., as the guest of Miss Marie
Bonner.
Friends Of Mr.. Harris Robertson. Of Coke
Hall. Thirty-fourth and Spruce streets, will
be glad to hear that he is recovering from
his recent Illness.
Mr.. Frank ITardart and his three daugh-
ters, Miss May Hardart. Miss Irma Hardart
and Miss Florence Hardart, of 1924 North
Fifteenth street, will leave this week for
Palm Beach. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Byrnc and their
daughter, Miss Mary Rose Byrne, of Phoe-
nixville. Will leave this week to spend some
time at Palm Beach. Fla.
The annual reunion and dinner of the
class of 1901 of the Girls Normal School
was held at the Rittenhousc Hotel on sat
urday and was preceded by n theatre party.
Miss Ethel Ingram IS the class president;
Mrs. William r. Katz. secretary. and Mrs
William b. Troxell, of Washington, d. c.,
treasurer.
The February entertainment Of the Alum
nae Association of the Girls High and Nor
NAL Schools will take place on Friday evening
in the Girls Normal School. Thirteenth and
Spring Garden streets, when Mrs Elizabeth
Pooler Rice will be heard in n reading OF
Herbert Henry Daves's Cousin Kate" Miss
NJ. A. Robinson IS chairman of tho enter
tainment committee.
Miss Margaret Duross, sac South Forty
eighth street. entertained her club last eve-
ming. Her guests were Miss f. Marie wiese,
Miss Elizabeth Stinson. Miss Mary NJ.
Wright. Miss jeanette Hackctt, Miss Mar
garet MCGOWAN, Miss Agnes Roberts, Miss
Janet Greiss, Miss Margaret Gress, Miss
Florence Hoffman and Miss Katharine Du-
ross
The annual dinner given by Mr.. Frank J..
Poth to his friends before leaving on a trip
through the West took place on Saturday
evening In the Indian Room of the Hotel
Walton. The room was decorated by n
noted scenic artist and represented the beach
of desert island on the raging main A
small boat was drawn up on the sand di-
recty under high cliff which jutted out to
sea. The scenic effects were beautiful and a
nautical atmosphere prevailed. During the
evening treasure chest was found in the
dark recesses of cave. and It was dscov-
cred that Mr.. Poth had remembered all of
the guests. and his gifts were distributed.
The guests sat down to a banquet which
was served on the deck of the boat by watt
ers dressed as pirates. Mr.. Poth. Mr.. Harry
Long. Doctor Furey. Mr. Ulrch. Mr.. Bert
Crowhurst and Mr.. Eddie Teller conducted
the affair and did most of the speaking.
Mr. Herbert Crowhurst. Jr.. gave an in
tcrestng talk on the war conditions over
there and explained why we were needed to
aid the Allies Many others spoke at the
master
The guests were as follows: Mr. Harry
Long Mr.. Eddie Teller. Mr.. Bert Crowhurst
Mr.. George Fritz. Doctor Davis Mr. Franz
Ehrllch' Doctor Furey. captain McFadden,
captain Mills, Mr.. Bert Stewart. Mr. Robert
Maxwell. Mr.. Eddie Williams, Doctor God
dard. Mr.. Vincent Oliver, Mr. William Green
Mr. Charles Lonand. Mr.. James Ferrick. Mr.
Bert trowhurst. Jr., Mr. Michael Wilson,
Mr.. Howard Lohr Mr.. Frank Betteer Mr.
Albert Hillhorn, Mr.. William Brown. Mr.
Harry Pcarcc and Mr. William Haeffncr
MT and Mrs Harry Goldberg gave a marty
in honor of their son, Mr.. Aaron GoldberC
on his twenty-frst birthday, at their home
3all kenslngton avenue, on Sunday evening
The house was decorated with carnations
hags and the national colors. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs
Lazarus, Miss Augusta Rosenbluth Miss
Matilda Levinson, Miss Annetta LYMAN Miss
Celia Stinc. Miss Celia azarus Miss Father
Goldberg. Miss Lillian Rosenbluth. Miss Ma
tilda Walker, Miss Edith Bern1an. Miss
esther Binder, Miss Mollie Carson Miss Rose
Brodsky. Miss Mamie Icvinson Mr. n
klebanoff. Mr.. J. Diamond, Mr.. I. Feldman,
Mr. a. Goodrich. Mr.. J. Forcuse, Mr. J.
Frank, Mr.. y. Gorbitz, Mr. C. Satz. MFR 7
Robbins, Mr. A. Kohn. Mr. r. Hossack Nr
j. Dawes. Mr.. s. Melancor and Mr.. NJ
Pravida. '
tea for the benefit of the Red Cross Aux
iliary, No. l. of the East Side Camden xvas
held at the home of Mrs. BENJAMIN Newman
2d26 Garfield avenue. on Wednesday and
proved highly successful affair. Soma we'll.
known East Side women were present ava
expressed their approval of the work. This
young auxiliary is accomplishing under the
leadership of Mrs. Isaac King ,rbo no. -,
bored faithfully to establish this WORK whno
the refreshments were being served ,n,,sio
was played by Miss Eugenia Gera. tai
ented young violinist, accompanied bv ber
sister. Mrs Paul. ~ "e'
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