Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-06

daughter, Miss sara Wcissbcrg, TO Or. Charles
kelman, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Birch. of German.
town, Will gvc n dance this evening in honor
of Their daughter, Miss Eose Birch Among
the out-of.town guests present will be Miss
Natalie Cameron. Miss Mary T.. Schroler,
Miss Rosa u. Thayor, Miss Marian j. Walker.
Miss Miriam a. Gerhart Sergeant Rebus
Lete. Mr.. Gordon Cameron, Mr.. Lawrence
llerger, Mr.. Joseph l.. Harris and Mr. Richard
H. Logan
The Alpha Phi and Lambda Sigma Fraterni-
teS which combine every year to give n
dance, Will hold their annual affair in the
ballroom OF the Bellevue-Stratford next Fri
day evening. The proceeds are to he turned
over to the Y. NJ g. A. for the use of our
soldiers at the front. Both fraternities arc
well represented IN tho ranks of Uncle Sam.
and it Is hoped that "A substantial amount may
be realized by the sale of tickets
y surprise party was given to Miss Celia
Somcrson and Miss Reha Sobel Mt the home
Of Miss Somerson. 2030 Ridge avenue on sun
day evening when they graduated from the
Philadelphia public schools.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. liahn, of ClcarGc,d s,rcot.
announce the engagement of Their daughter.
Miss Marie Hahn. to Mr. Karl y. Krackcl of
York road.
MI anu -lIS. ~. lSuhl. oil slub North
Ninth street. announce the enlargement OF
their daughter Miss Roscc Rubin. 10 Mr.
Leonard Noble at a large dinner given at
their home on Saturday evening Miss Rubin
anu MT Noble gave an exhibition dance
Miss BeSSyc Rubin sang solos, accompanied
az the piano by Miss Mae H. Miller Miss
Miller and Miss Rubin will leave shortly for
New York. Mr. Jack Marsh. Mr. L. Brach-
man Mr.; Rubin and his family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble, of New York were present Miss
lsnlln he a In hriJ
MIS- charlton Page gave a dinner Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs Robert Ueth-
crlngton' on Green lane, AIanayunk, IN aid
"t the wool fund of Group NO / Of Red
cross Auxiliary No 220 Mrs rnrc was
assisted by Mrs. Hetherngton, and the guests
were the members of the group Of workers
VINO meet on Thursdays in Mount Zion NJ, T.
thurch, of which the Rev. Robert Iethering-
ton is pastor. Miss Elizabeth Sinpgon is
chairman of the group and her assistants
| are Mrs. Clarence Eeevcr. vice chairman
Miss Marion Dodgson, secretary and treas
| urcr; Miss Florence Ilouldsworth. head of the
| knitting section ana Mrs. Thomas Shoesmith
| head Of the sewing section. The latter is
| assisted by Mrs. Robert Hahn. Miss Simp-
| son took the course in surgical dressings at
| lied Cross headquarters and organized the
| group. 1t started with a membership of
| hfty-iivc. which has grown to l53.
| Mr. ana Mrs. Jules Carson Franks re-
| turned last evening from years wedding
| trip to Australia, Honolulu. San Francisco
| Vancouver. Los Angeles and Chicago, Mrs
| Franks will he remembered rs Miss Emma
| Cant Lawrence, granddaughter Of Mrs.
| Charles IT, Cant of CrosswiCks. y. r., who
| lives in the old George W. Childs country
| house in Crosswicks. She is also a sister OF
| Mrs Orson Il. Mum, Of New York, who VIII
| arrive in this city tonight from Newport to
| greet her sister.
| Miss Isabelle Martin. of i11i Chester ave-
| nue., gave an informal dance ut her home
| last week in honor of the men of the Uni
| verslty Of Pennsylvania Base Hospital Unit
| No. 20. Among those who assisted her in en-
| tertainng the men were Miss Helen Cassidy.
| Miss Katherine Ilagy, Miss Adele Bryan Miss
! Dorothy Graves, Miss Anna Cassidy, Miss
| Eleanor Roner Miss Dorothy Durbin, Miss
| Elizabeth Bryan, Miss Helen Muller and Mrs.
| Lester Jeffreys.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wesley IteVner
! Of III South Forty-ninth street. are re-
| ceiving congratulations the birth of Il
| son, Charles Hevner. Mrs Hevner will be
| remembered as Miss Regina Sengcr.