Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-21
LEAVES FOR STAY
OF MONTH IN WEST
Residents Of New Jersey Towns
Take Advantage Of Pleasant
Weather for Visits and Trips
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EDGEWATEE PARK--Mr. George De
Bonneville Keim, who is spending the winter
at 2lot Porter street. Philadelphia has left
Tor months stay in tho West.
Miss Alice V. Roche, of Gift lane, has gone
TO westfield for fortnight's stay with her
sister. Mrs. William l.. Murphey whose
home is at 14l Ferris place.
Mrs Frank y. Earl, who is spending the
winter I'm Florida. will open her home, the
lvyhurst, on Park lane. on April s.
Mrs. Samuel A. Nedich has gone to New
York for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Sweeney of Phia-
dephia, spent the weekend as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Sweeney.
Mr.. William Head, OF Germantown, Pa,
Is spending fortnight with his mother, Mrs.
Alfred Ileald, at her home on Warren street.
Mrs, Henry w. Hall. who closed her home,
White Hall. and has been spending several
months at the Penn Cottage, Lakewood, Is
now at Glaslyn Hotel, Atlantic City. until
after Easter.
Mrs. Francis II. Green and Mr. Frank
Green. OF 1894 Spruce street, Philadelphia,
were guests OF Mrs. Lewis Thiebault at her
home on Warren street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Howard I.swis
has returned to camp after spending a few
days with his mother. Mrs. G. w. Lewis, at
her home on East Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Henry have re-
Mrs. Gordon Phillips over the weekend.
Miss Altha f. Hatch, president of the
women's Branch, New Jersey Historical So
ciety, is the guest OF Miss Margaret T..
Haines. at her home on High street
Mr.. Samuel Probasco. who is In the
United States navy, is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Seldom Probasco, for a few
days.
Corporal Rembert NJ. Lamb has returned
to his home in Sarasota, Fla. after spend
ing a few days the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ruth have returned
20 Yardley, Pa. after ten-day visit with
Mrs. Jones Campbell
MooREsTowN-Miss Mildred Benners
has left for an extended visit in Detroit,
Mich.
Mr. william W. Stokes and Miss Katurah
c. Stokes. are spending six weeks in Day
tona. Fla.
Mrs Walter McCorckles has returned to
Trenton after a ten days visit with her
cousin. Miss Henrietta willets.
The Red Cross branch has reported that
in January the packing and shipping COM
mittee has sent out 113 sweaters. twenty muf-
ners. twenty-one helmets. twenty-one pairs
wristlets. twenty-five trench caps fourteen
pairs socks. five ear tabs, two wash cloths,
twenty bath robes, ten pajama sets forty hos.
ptal bed sheets, los operating gowns, eight
operating helmets. three tray covers, five dust
cloths, bss3 surgical dressings and eight
comfort kits.
DEIIANCO--Mr. and Mrs John Bates ara
receiving congratulations on the birth of a
son.
Miss Bessie yandegrift has left for ouin-
ton, Ill. for six months stay
Mr.. Howard Shock has left for Asburv
College at wimore. Ky.
Mrs. Henry Holznger has returned "a bsr
home In Morton. Pa, after q short visit with
Mrs A. r. Sterling.
Mrs. Frank Rankin. OF West PhiladeInb,.
was a guest over the weekend of Mrs Fred
erick Demerest.
Mrs William Roth has left for an extended
stay at Trenton. --T
Mr.. Lester Toy has returned to camp .ft.r
q visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Frank
u. Toy
Mrs. Edmond J. Powers ana her two
daughters. Miss Eleanor Powers and Miss
May Powers. have lsft Tor montn's stay
In Peoria III.