Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-01
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells About Another
Work Being Done by Women's Farm Unit Along
Well-Organzed Lines

Monday after spending several weeks at At
lantic city
Mrs NJ A. Brew Of the Normandc, Thirty-
sixth and chestnut streets. entertained four
teen guests at a luncheon and matinee ON
Monday. at which q number OF the guests
purchased Liberty Bonds. The guests in
cuded Mrs e. H. Longcopc. Mrs, II. ".
Titus Mrs q. G. FeCk, Mrs. G.. 4. Graebcr.
Mrs. H. w. Milen. Mrs William G. Mofeu,
Mrs. H Hoingcr. Mrs c. H. Vessels Mrs
w. \. Roth Mrs. q. Stiotsline, Mrs. T. H.
Graeber and Mrs. Il. Oft
Mrs Richard Ocllers. " 1at2 North
Twelfth street win entertain the members
of her bridge club at luncheon on Friday. Her
guests will include Mrs George Spotz. Mrs.
clifford Ely, Mrs. Harry Mackay. Mrs. Frank
Raulc. Mrs Charles White, Mrs. Harry La
coin McClay Mrs. William +. Brown Mrs
George r Shil Mrs Edwin Wolf Mrs Fred
erick Wcbhcr and Mrs Mabel kistcr
Mrs. Mary T.. Smith, Of Overbrool an
nounces the engagement Of her daughter,
Miss Margaret Robinson Smith. 10 Bieutcn-
and Howard DINING, United States aviation
corps. The announcement was made last
evening at dinner given for Miss Smith by
her sister. Mrs, r.. Robert Stackhouse, Of
MooreStown.
The marriage Of Miss Sylvia waldman
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Adolph Wadman,
Of 1891 North Thirty-nrst street to Mr..
Morris Schenfcld. Of 21Ot North Eleventh
street will take place on Wednesday. May -.
musicale in aid Of the Rcd Cross Society
will be given in tho Gastou Presbyterian
church. Twelfth street and Lchigh avenue.
on Thursday evening. The affair is i'm charge
Of Mrs. w Euhnlc.
birthday party was given in honor Of
Miss Cecilia NJ Greene by her parents at
their home 1917 North Twcnty-Grst street
on saturday evening. There were fOrty-nve
guests present, twelve Of whom arc in the
service.
farewell reception was given at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol at 622 South Second
street i'm honor Of Mr.. Benjamin Rubcustcin.
who left for Camp Lee. The following guests
were present: The Misses Sol, Miss NJ. kaur-
man. Miss II. Grant Miss Goldberg Miss :.
Charlie, Miss f. Brodsky, Miss H. Brodslly,
Miss j. Porter, Miss NJ. Grecnbcrg, Miss :.
Ruhentcn. the Misses Davidson Miss V.
Beck Mr. 6. Kramer. Mr.. u. Kramer. Mr. !.
Ruhentcin, Mr. a. Ross. Mr.. Max Hickman,
Mr. ). Rossman Mr.. NJ iossman, Mr. !.
Itubin Mr. G. Flcin and Mr. u. Freedman.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Sporkin. Of 1905 Nortn
seventh street announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Mollie Lillian Spor-
N''' l" MI b'hJanln lreSS, of THIS city.
The entertainment and dance given last
night in Mercantile Han by the Womens
Federation OF Synagogue Organizations, i'm
commemoration Of Jewish Pilgrim Fathers
Day, for the benefit Of Jewish war relief
was a great success and realized a large sum
for that worthy cause
Following the program. of which a tablcaux
entitled Jewish War Relief and represent
ing Jewish immigrants being received by
Charity and soldiers and sailors was the
main feature" Mrs. Malvern Simone, of the
speakers bureau Of the WOmcns Liberty
Loan committee, made "a stirring anpeaI for
subscriptions, and was ably seconded by ten
year-old Lillian Moscowitz. The child's
speech aroused the enthusiasm Of all present