Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-21

her at the present time. Miss Richards Is
granddaughter of the late Rear Admiral
Joseph Lanntan. United States navy About
forty guests have been invited. mostly the
children from the naval set
Mrs /, Schultz, wife of Lieutenant Schultz
lnlted states navy. with her children has
given up her home on South Lambert street
ana VIII leave shortly for Virginia.
Mrs. b. Frank Dubois, of 25oS South Clcvc-
land terrace, entertained the members of the
Red Cross bridge club on Tuesday afternoon
at her home. This club is composed mostly
or members of the naval set.
surprise party was given on Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Mary Tress 1926
oouth Firth street The decorations of red
ana blue were attractive and appropriate for
the occasion. Among those present were Miss
cecilia Butler Miss Katherine Neidelman.
MISS Lenora Biron. Miss Bessie Saeta Miss
Rose Menick Miss Diana Snrolen, Mr. Sam
ucl Prince, Mr.. William Prince, Mr. louis
T'ress, Miss Leah Meranze Miss Molly Ken
L. Tress
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Bonawitz, Of North
Broad street. have left for Jersey city. where
they Will be guests of Judge James +. Clark
ana Mrs. Clark. Mrs Bonawitz will be re-
memocrcd as Miss Marion f. Costello.
Victoria Club in honor of the treasurer. Mr..
Mischa Omansky. Of l3i7 South Seventh
street. who will leave on Tuesday for active
duty with the army. The rooms We're deco-
rated with American flass and the table was
decorated with red, white and blue lights
There were sixty guests. Mr. Max Omansliy,
brother of the soldier, was toastmaster. NIr
> Tarach, president. made several toasts
One was "Why We Are at War" Mr.
Archibald G. Miller secretary. read several
telegrams received from friends who were
unable to attend. Among those present were
six privates from Camp Meade. Mr.. 1itwick
Weiss and Mr. b. Plotsky, of New York sang
some Of their latest songs, accompanied by
MI j. Archer at the piano. An exhibition dance
was given by Mr. l.. Goldberg and Miss Jean
Wilson. Mr.. :. Levin and Miss Berncc Rog-
crs, of scranton, also did some of their stage
dancing. service flag was raised and the
star Spanglcd Banner was sung by Mr.. T..
Flenccr and Mr.. NJ. Broun. Mr.. s. Orodenkcr
unrolled silk American flag and Miss Mary
Gugenheim sang Say Il Prayer for the Boys
over There Mr. Jack IIorwitz was among
the guests.
Mrs. G. IT. Clame", Of 1928 North Broad
street. has as her guest Mrs. Harry Dickin-
son, Of st. Johns, Newfoundland on Monda V
Mrs Clamer gave luncheon for the Galax
Club, Of which she is a member. Her guests
included Mrs. Dickinson Mrs, II. J.. Sheip.
Mrs II. Styer. Mrs. A. W. Atkinson. A-rs. j.
c. Applcgate, Mrs Horace Jones. Mrs vii.
| mer NJ. Krusen. Mrs Albert Baltz. Mrs
| Kline, Mrs. Lands. Mrs. Harry Siddons
| Miss Ida Troth, Mrs. e. w. Taylor Mrs
| Charles Berger, Mrs. George NJ. Baer. DR.
| Laura CARMEL, Mrs. Il. r. Patterson, Mira
| -. l.. Moore, Mrs. T. y. Lippincott Mrs
| Ella Lcsher Mrs. A. II. Hutton. Mrs. c. NJ
| Costello. Doctor ComStock. Mrs. John Cal.
| bourne, Mrs. Harry Earl Campbell, Mrs VI
| -. Dcviuc, Mrs. y. Foley. Miss NJ. IIcngcn
| Mrs. summer, Mrs. G. \. Nandervoort Mrs
| q. r.. Young, Mrs. Frank Brooks Mrs. JOSEPH
| Stott, Mrs. Coolbaugh and Mrs. W. Il. Scott
Miss Edna Marian Linducr. daughter o
| Mr. and Mrs William Il. Lindner. of 1928;
| North Park avenue, who has entertained tn,
| marines and sailors at the navy yard will
| songs and impersonations several times dur
| ing the winter. impersonated the Goddess o
| Liberty and sang the star SpanEled Ban
| ner' on Monday evening at an enthusiastic
| patriotic meeting of the Schuylkill brancl
| of the Christian l;ndeavor Society in st. Mat
| thew's Reformed Church, Broad and Noun
Vernon streets Mrs. William NJ Catlerall
| Mrs lindners sister, who has been passini
the winter in Tioga, has returned 20 he
home i'll New York.
Mrs Mark Wechsler. of 4Sl2 North Syden
| ham street. entertained at luncheon on Tues
| day. The decorations were green, in keep
ing with st. Patrick's Day. Mrs. William
| Savill, Mrs. Clifford Wright, Mrs. Edwar