Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
Social Activities

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MIS-. David English Dallam. of Wissa-
hickon avenue and Stafford street German
town. will be at home on Thursdays Of this
month after 3 o'clock. No cards have been
sent out
The Wednesday Music Club will have it's
first meeting of the season tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at the Art Alliance Build
ing The meeting was to have been held as
usual at the home of Mrs. Clifford Lewis at
80 South Twenty-second street, hut owing
10 repairs that are still being made TO the
ballroom which damaged by fire early
IN the winter, the club was moved to the
Art Alliance Building. Among the officers
Of the Wednesday Music Club are Mrs. Clif-
ford Lewis, Miss Elizabeth Wallace, Mrs
Luther Conradi, who is chairman of the
program committee. which includes Mrs
sydney Thayer, Mrs. Charles Randolph
Wood, Mrs. Henry c. Thompson, Mrs. Thad-
deus Rich and Miss Elizabeth Wallace.
Mrs. W W. Arnett and Miss Eleanor Ar
nett of @1l6 Pine street. will be at home in
formally Tuesdays of this month.
Invitations have been issued b. MIR snd
Mrs. Arthur Henry Bonsor. of 706 Market
street, Camden, for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Alice Helen Bonsor to Mr..
Frank Atwood Starr. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank j.. Starr, of 52S Linden street, Cam
den. which will take place on Tuesday, jan
udTy 10. Inc marriage VIII take place in
the rectory of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception, at Sixth and Market streets, and
be PERFORMS by Monsignor j. Bernard Null
ligan, rector of the church. 4 large recep-
tion will be given at the home Of the brides
parents after the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Haines. Sr, of Gym
wyd, VIII give dance on Friday in the
Rose Gardens of the Bellevue -Stratford in
honor Of Mr.. Haines's birthday.
Lieutenant III. G. BRAKEMAN well known
in University of Pennsylvania athletic circles.
is now commissioned in the Dental Corps.
L. >. r., and is stationed at Western avi-
alton field.
Mr. John Whalen Jr., of Rhode Island ave-
nue.. Atlantic City, is now stationed at a sea-
port town on the Atlantic coast. Mr.. Whalen
has many friends among the Philadephans
who comprise Atlantic City's summer colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald NJ. Harris. of o24O
South Twenty-third street, are being con-
graduated upon the birth of a son, Donald
NJ. Harris. Jr.
Private George Smith. who was home on a
furough for the holidays. has returned to
his training camp. Private Smith stayed at
the home of his brother, at 1916 North
Twenty-third street.
An annual dance will be given by the
Krkwood Country Club at Dance Dance
land Twentieth street and Montgomery ave-
nue.. on Thursday evening Professor Daniel
+. Shea and his orchestra Of thirty musicians
will furnish the music. Congressman John r.
*. Scott will lead the grand march.
The annual dance of the Wian Club was
held last Thursday evening at the PhiIomu-
sian clubhouse. The affair this season
given in the form of masque dance. and
sixty guests attended.
Prizes were awarded Miss Melba Buxbaum,
Mr.. A. Epstein and Mr.. j. Pomerantz.
The Wian members Miss Pearl Burn
stine, Miss Matilda Levitt, Miss Melba Bux-
baum, Miss Helen LEBLANC, Miss Helen
Schwartz, Miss Hanna Unterberger. Miss
Hette Fisher, Miss Hattie Fredbaum. Miss
Clara Meyers. Miss Florence Loeb and Miss
Florence Wirkman.
package party and, dance will be given
| by the members Of the Carnation Sewing Cir
| Gle this evening at the Central Talmud
Torah Sl4 Catharlne street. The supporters
| of this movement are as follows: Miss Bessie
! ]. Forman, Miss Ray +. S. Ginsburg. Miss
| Bella r. kapperman, Miss Anna Kapperman
| Miss Bessie I.ukoff. Miss E,ssie Maria Res
nick, Miss Bessie Odette Resnick, Miss Pau
| line Cordelia uram. Miss Augusta G. A.
| Leonard. Miss Matilda Rosenthal and Miss
Anna Whyte, president.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph +. Roeder OF 1887
North Corlies street, gave a party on Satur-
| day In honor of the tenth anniversary of
their wedding and to say farewell to their
| friends before going South for months
| trip Mr. and Mrs Roeder will attend the
| automobile show in New York.
The Wessex Club of Tioga, will give a
novel subscription dance this evening in
| Tioga Hall, Twentieth and Tioga streets. for
| the benefit of the American Red Cross. The
club, which is composed of high and prepar-
| atory, school graduates. expects to realize
| sum for the Red Cross.
Mr. James IT,. Fitzpatrick. 2239 Spring
| Garden street, announces the marriage of
his daughter, Miss Marie Frances FltZpat-
| rick TO Mr.. Frederick Ryan, of this city, on
| Saturday afternoon, January 3.
| Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ryweck, of 400 South
| Sixty-second street, are receiving congratula-
| tions on the birth of daughter on Decem-
| ber 80.
| A dance was given on Saturday evening
| at the Philadelphia Cricket Club by Ave
| young girls who are raising fund to buy
| wool for sweaters which they will knit
| themselves for their friends In the service.
The ballroom was decorated with the
| national colors, and the affair was very sue
.cessful, over thirty-five dollars being cleared.
| Those who got up the dance were, Miss Jean
| Scatchard. Miss Grace Lawton, Miss Janet
Bowman Miss Lillian Pollard. Miss Mabel
| Pollard and Miss Helen Lawton. The
| patronesses were Mrs. Thomas Lawton. Mrs.
William scatchsrd. Mrs. Bowman and Mrs.
| Pollard.