Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-21
PLAN TEA AND COFFEE SOCIAL
Entertainment in Falls of Schuylkil on March
for Wool Fund of st. James the
Less Church

MRS. FRED REMAIN and Mrs. Harry
AV1 Pegg will give a tea and coffee social
on Thursday afternoon and evening, March q
at the home Of Mrs. Pegg. 2713 Chalmers ave-
nue., in aid of the wool fund OF the war
relief work of St James the Less Church.
The hostesses are the daughters or MIS-.
Dietrich Conrad. -
The large card party that was to have
been given by Mrs James Lowry and Mis-
Thomas Welsh at the home of Mrs. Weish'
3O25 North Thirty-ffth street. In aid OF the
Red Cross group formed by the Catholic AL
lance of Women In St. Brldgets Church has
been postponed until the early spring OWING
TO the illness OF Miss Gertrude Lowry, VINO
IS In st. Marys Hospital.
Mrs s. A. Nolan Is chairman OF the group
Miss Mary Clare. Of the alliance. is instruct
or and has for her assistant Mrs. John May
Prominent among the workers are Mrs. Will
liam A. Dirkin, Mrs. p. H. Kelly, Mrs. George
Staub. Mrs. Daniel Boardman. Mrs. Joseph
Rerein, Miss Mary Flynn. Mrs. Thomas
Gayaghan Mrs. Charles Brown Mrs. James
Lawler Mrs. William Boyd, Mrs. Thomas
FOLEY, Miss Anna Flynn, Miss Theresa FL
Iinger Miss Ella Foley. Miss Boyd. Mrs. w.
Swearer. Mrs. John Flanagan, Mrs. Conln
and Miss s. Burk.
Mrs. William Grindrod and her daughter,
Miss Mary GrIndrod. will leave during the
week TO visit Lieutenant Irwin S. Grindrod.
NJ the Thirty third Engineer Corps. who Is
i'll In camp.
Mr.. Joseph Causey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, j.
Causey. has been home on furloush and has
heen the guest OF his parents at their home
on wishart street
The Little Sisters of the Y W. c. A.
will present a humorous sketch this evening
at the seniors party.
Elaborate preparations are being made for
the twenty-fifth annual Colonial reception TO
be given tomorrow evening in the social hall
OF the Falls Baptist Church. The pastor, the
Rev Charles L. Seasholes. Mrs Seashoes and
Mrs L. Gehring Hardness have rehearsed the
living pictures Of beautiful Colonial scenes.
There will be special music, with Miss EN-
ma Jarvis as accompanist: and recitas de-
scrbing the pictures. by Miss VILLA Dodge.
There will be refreshments served by maid
ems In Colonial costumes.
Under the direction of Mrs Horatio C.
wood. president Of the Mothers Club, which
has become a branch Of the National League
FOR woman's Service, food demonstration,
with prominent lectures provided by the
state. was held In the Falls Young wom-
en's Christian Association Building on Ridge
evenue, Yesterday and will be repeated this
afternoon and tomorrow evening. The DEM
nnstratIon. which is free to all residents of
the Falls, wissahickon, Manayunk and Rox-
horough, will be continued on the same after
Moons and on Friday evening OF next week.
zach demonstration will be different, both
IN Kind of food and In the lecturer In charge
Others interested in this affair Of the State
arranged to help all women In serving the
Covernment are Mrs. Alfred G. Garrett. Mrs.
Isdward p Goodell and Mr.. William Il. Ship
lev Of the executive committee Of the
Mothers Club.
preparations are being completed for the
coIonial tea which will be given on the
evening Of washington's Birthday In the
social hall Of the Falls Presbyterian Church.
under the auspices Of the National Service
Commission OF the church. The affair Is
styen in aid Of the wool fund for the knitted
Garments the members Of the commission are
Completing for the soldiers and sailors The
interesting program will include vocal and
instrumentai music and recitations.
The guests will be arrayed in Colonial cos
,umes and will be received by the following
committee similarly gowned; Mrs. Elisabeth
Dobson Aitemus, Miss Anna Fulton. Miss Ma
ida Campbell. Miss Mae Macliurtrie, Miss
ysnnie Crooks. Mrs. James MacMurtrie. Mrs,
Fred Bursns. Mrs.. Robert Crooks Mrs David
hunter. Mra 3. Markley. Mrn George Wsg-
ssr, Mrs.. Z. chil>stsr el1 Mias cofs Gtarrset