Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-15
COSTUME RECEPTION NEXT FRIDAY
Falls of Schuylkill Baptist Church Will Honor
Father of His Country" Next Friday
at Large Entertainment

FJNiiE twcuty-nfth annual colonial reception
i and entertainment given by tho Falls OF
Schuylkill Baptist Church in celebration OF
the birthday anniversary of tho fret Presi-
dent of tho United States will take place
next Friday under tho direction of Mrs
Charles l.. Scasholcs wife OF tho pastor, and
Mrs. v. Gchring Hardness. Tho program -
novel and OF unusual interest Among the
special features will he living pictures OF
Colonial times and imperaonations. MISS
Emma Jarvis will 10 the accompanist and
Miss villa Dodge the reader.
Others taking part will include, Miss Clara
Teal, Miss Esther Teal, Miss Anna Schsll'
Miss villa Dodge, Miss Clara Mooreheau'
Mr. Craig Scasholes, Mr.. william Magure'
Mr. Luke Shaw and Mr.. Edwin DunkerN.
Tho patrons and patronesses include Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Binkn, Miss Mary j. Shaeuer'
MISS Ella Roberts, Mrs. Robert Birknire'
Miss Uretta johnson, Mr.. and MRS. waiter
Hnltin. Mr.. and Mrs, William SoNer, Mr.
aud Mrs Charles Dykes. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Parstow, Miss Elizabeth Damon, Mrs. Roy
wallace, Mrs Henry A. Weiand, Mrs. H. II.
cole, Mrs. Flora Molynoux. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilford Harrison, Mrs. Margaret Walton
Miss Elizabeth Johnson Miss Jennie III. Reed,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Singer, Mr.. Edwin
singer. Mr. aud Mrs. Horace u" Green, Mr.
and Mrs. william Jones, Miss Mary Scho-
field. Mrs. Hugh Scott and Mr.. H. l'oocrt
Shronk.
The boys and girls of the sunday School
of ST. James tho Less T.. T. Church. AT tnc'r
own request, were organized yesterday into
an auxiliary of tho Belgian and Froncn war
relief workers They will meet every lhurs'
day AFTERNOON at o'clock in the PARISH
house TO hc Instructed iu knitting by Mrs.
William Grindrod, Mrs. William Mctcat ana
Miss Mary Griudrod. The war rel,ot wort'rs
have douc such wonderful work ~ hnn',ns
sets uc garments. AS well as ~ the hah'ns
Of hospital garments siugs aud handasos'
that there is a constant demand Tor horc n''.
tcrials. Mrs Charles 4. Mcpermott OF H"-
Winona avenue. Germantown, VIII gNo ""
informal reception tomorrow afternoon i"r
tho sale OF all sorts Of the best home hau'
bread, biscuits, cakes and pastry ana VIII
follow the sslo with supper.
Tho hostess will lie assisted by Mrs. Will
liam ciriudrod, Miss Mary Grindrod and Miss
Lydia Farrar. Among tho guests viii be
Mrs. Samuel Wagner, Mrs. William Wyatt,
Miss Elizabeth Whitaker. Miss Margaret
Wyatt Mrs. Clarissa Ioblcy. Mrs. Herbert
Boococl<, Miss Mary Boocock, Miss Mary
Critics, Mrs Thomas Reuter-, Mrs. John
Marco Mrs. Martha Smith. Mrs. Albert
Bates Mrs w. Painter, Mrs. John Harrison
Mrs George Hamilton, Mrs. D. Davis, Mrs
Sarah Baker, Miss Fannie Sudcll. Mrs. will
liam Lowe. Mrs. W. Thoads. Mrs. NJ Ma
hany. Mrs. W. Metcalf, Miss Smith, Miss
Jennie prunsheld, Miss Ivy Marco, Miss Hep
worth, MISS JOHnSou, hlSS 1hud tOle'
David Munyou, Mrs, rickard, Mrs. James
Rogerson and Mrs. Walter Nethercot
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Gehring Hardness, OF
Queen lane, gave n dinner last evening at
their home. The attractive decorations and
favors were golden color, the flowers used
being daffods. Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. John Woolson, Mr.. John Woolson,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee and Mrs. Mar
garet Walton.
Miss Carrie Rogers, OF 1925 Sunnyside ave-
nuc, entertained the members OF the foreign
missionary society OF the Falls NJ. Il. Church
last evening at her home.
MIR. Il. Ashton Ross, formerly Of the Falls.
who is with the soldiers at Camp Meade,
spent last weekend with his sister, Miss
Anna Ross, of North Broad street.
Lieuentant Irwin $. Grlndrod, who Is with
tho Twenty-thrd engineer corps In camp
has been III for a fortnight. but is improving.
The basketball game between Dobson's
Industrial team and the Philadelphia Navy
Yard Marines. which was to have been given
| in America Han tomorrow evening, in aid
of the White House work of the citizens
patriotic committee, has been postponed un-
| I'll spring.
| bv Mrs. Elizabeth Dobson Altcmus have
completed $40 knitted sets for that number OF
| soldiers ana sailors from the Falls. In the
comfort kits there liz u testament for each
Protestant and q prayerbook for each Cath
| ollie In addition to the waterproof ndenti-
ncation card In these books, tho name OF
tho Falls patriotic association Is stated as
| tho donor Visitors are invited to call at