Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-17

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. for the remaining
two summer months
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert p. Gerhard. of over
brook. have gone to Bay Head for stay
of two months
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall, Of Seven
teenth and Locust streets. have moved to the
Birches, Northeast Harbor. Me-. to remain
until the middle Of September
Mrs. John Story jerks, Jr.. and her chill
dren will close their house in Chestnut Hill
and go to- Northeast Harbor, Me. about the
1st of next month to remain until the
middle of September.
Dr. and Mrs Thomas g. Ashton. of wynne-
wood. will spend the remainder of the sum
mer in Jamestown r. l.
Mrs. Daniel B. wentz, of Rydsl. Pa. has
gone to Prides Crossing Mass, for stay
of four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mason Lisle will close
their home in Paoli shortly and 60 to Wills
boro. n. Y, until August Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke. of
Penllyn. will leave this week for the Glades
Menot postofRce. Mass, TO remain until Au-
gust IS.
Mrs. George J. Harding is spending this
month with Mrs Charles 3. Hart at her
cottage in Cape May. Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard
Heckscher and Ledyard Heckscher. Jr., have
returned to Radnor after spending the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Hart in
Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Heyl. OF wynne-
wood. Pa, will spend the month of August
at Rangeley Lakes, Me.
Miss Frances Frye, who has been visiting
Mrs. Philip V. r.. Erben. of 6912 Cottage
street. Tacony. left on Sunday to return to
her home in Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. Alba b. johnson. Jr.. of 1886 Over
brook avenue, will leave on Wednesday for
Colorado, where she will visit Mrs. Arthur
f. Pew, of Bryn Mawr
Mrs. Holmes B. Stevens. of Rochester. n.
T.. is visiting her sister. Mrs. j. Montgomery
Warne. of 1924 Locust street.
Mrs. j. William White. Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
White. Jr., and Miss Sara A. Brown will
60 to Watkins Glen. n. Y. early in August.
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Mr. and Mrs John T. Riley. who at pres
ent are staying at the Idlewild. Media, will
leave there shortly to visit Mrs. Benton X.
Jamison at Buck Hill Falls. Pa. Later Mr..
and Mrs. Riley will go to Rangeley Lakes,
Me.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Town, of 911
Wynnewood road, Oyerbrook, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a daughter.
Mary Coyle Town. on July 8. Mrs. Town
will be remembered as Miss Julia NJ. Coyle.
daughter of Senator John j. Coyle and Mrs.
Coyle, of Overlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Aumont. of 2o31
Spruce street. left town last Wednesday for
the Pocono Mountains where they will spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Flanigen. Mrs. Davis
Pearson and Mr. Rodney S. Pearson, of $3.50
Drexel road Overbrook. will motor to
Quoque. L. l., on Friday to spend the week.
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Newton Haag, Of
1887 Cedar avenue West Philadelphia, an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Rebecca Margaret Haag. to Corporal
Alfred r. Eyssell. of Kansas City, Mo. Cor
poral Eyssell is with the Eleventh Field Ar
tllery, now stationed at Camp Mills
Mr. Frank Donahue gave reception on
Saturday evening at 1852 North Bodine
street. in honor of his niece. Miss Alice
Donahue of Camrdge, Mass. and Miss
Lillian Kane, of Alston, Mass. who are stay
ing at the Hotel Vendig while in this city.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Siffel.
Mr.. John Lavender. Mr.. Abe Schaefer, Mr..
Charles Lavender. Miss Alice Donahue Miss
Lillian Kane. Miss Florence Lavender, Miss
Z Mabel Schaefer and Miss Camille Lavender.
An entertainment and dance was given for
fifteen men In the service through the Y. NJ.
Fl. A. at the home of Miss Anna Erlichman.
Games were played and souvenirs were given,
and on leaving the men were well supplied
with smokes. The hostesses of the evening
were Miss Fay Hirsch and Miss Anna Err
lehman. The entertainment committee con-
sisted of Miss Lenora Borafriend, Miss Mae
Euster. Miss Ella Seighotz, Miss Reba Co
love- Miss Rose Hirsch, Miss Kate Gartman.
Miss Mary Horowitz, Miss Sylvia Simmons
and Miss Rose Eisenberger Friends who at
tended were Mrs. Leibovitz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Erlchman, Mr.. and Mrs. Malchnick and
Billie Erlichman.
The Ardentes Club of South Philadelphia
celebrated its fourth anniversary on Sunday
at Wissahickon Park in the form of a picnic.
Vocal solos were given by Mr.. !. Heyne, Mr..
A. Neff Mr.. ]. Kravitz, Mr.. d. Kravitz and
Mr.. NJ. Brogin. Speeches were also made by
Miss A. udenfriend, Miss A. List Mr.. A.
Neff and Mr.. Meyer Snyder, who has en-
listed in the naval reserves Fifty and rs
yard dashes were held for both girls and
boys The winners of the girls events were:
First Miss Reingold; second. Miss Dimit-
man third. Miss List, and fourth. Miss Gold
berg The winners Of the mems events were:
First Mr.. Neff; second. Mr.. Coopersmith
third Mr.. Ariff; fourth. Mr.. Fedman, and
fifth, MFR. Renhart. The committee In charge
of this affair included Mr.. s. Coopersmith.
chairman; Mr.. j. Carson, Mr. J. Carlis and
Mr.. r. Forman. The following were present:
Miss A. Gever, Mr.. A. Nef. Miss B. Gerson,
Mr.. s. Coopersmith. Miss NJ. Wiesen, Mr. J.
Carson, Miss r. Abrams, Mr.. M Drogin. Miss
A. List, Mr.. r. Reinhart Miss B. Kane, Mr.
]. Carlis Miss r. Dmitman. Mr. d. Kravitz,
Miss A. Udenfriend, Mr.. ]. Kravitz, Miss r.
udenfriend. Mr. NJ. Levy, Miss +. Reingold
Mr.. r. Taylor, Miss B. Harrison, Mr.. b.
Ariff. Miss S. Moskowitz Mr.. /, Heyne, Miss
A. Shayer. Mr.. r. Zeusis. Miss NJ. Goldberg