Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-16
Z JUST GOSSIP "A OUT PEOPLE
Overseas CLUB Of Emergency Aid Reports More Than $4,000
Raised in Less Than YeW-Nancy lynne Spies
Miss Cassan Driving a Truck

'ouS'' NdcQuet ana tnlNerSltN CluDS. ihS
brothev, Mr. Edwin n. Benson, Jr, mar
RED Miss Ethel al Weightman. Ills mother
was Miss Ida v. Wray of the old Philadel-
phia family OF that name
Miss Bourne is spending the week at
Chestnut Hill as the guest of Mrs Benson.
Mr. Alfred SEVERN Bourne. who married
Miss u. Louise Barnes. Is her brother Her
father Is member of the Union. Racquet
and Tennis, Riding Metropolitan, New York
Yacht and many other clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Shipicy. of Harvey
street. Germantown. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Miss Emelyn Lee
Shpey. to Mr.. Ralph r. Herrick. L. s. a. A.
s.. OF Devon, formerly OF California. Miss
Shipey Is spending a week In Devon as the
guest Of Mrs. J. Arthur Rouien.
Mrs. John " Valentine has returned from
California and attended the pony show out
at Wynnewood.
Miss Harriet Geyelin Is I'm New York for
several days stopping with her brother and
sister-in-law. DIR. and Mrs. Henry Geyeliu.
Mrs. Slaymaker and her sister. Miss
Barrie. entertained yesterday afternoon at
bridge at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barrie
In Haverford. Mrs Slayn1aker will be
remembered as Miss Eusenia Barrie.
Miss Ada Wetheril daughter Of Mrs
George wetheril Of Bryn Mawr, is spend
ing some time in New York
Lieutenant and Mrs. Kirk Moore. who
were married last Saturday are spending
their honeymoon in Ashveille, n. c.
Mrs Woodvle Bohlen will open her house
at York Harbor on June first.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Everson, Jr.. Of
c024 Walnut street. will spend the summer
in Huntington, l.. l.. where they have leased
"A house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ~ Pew. of Bryn
Mawr. will leave today to visit Mrs Lewis
Barnstow, of South Orange
Friends OF Mrs. r. HUM Walsh, of Drexei
| road. Overbrook. will be glad to know that
and has returned to her home today from
| the I.ankenau Hospital Mrs. HUM will
| leave onsSaturday for Atlantic City to stay
| several weeks.
| Twenty-frst street, has leased her cottage in
| Spring Lake. and with her son will spend
| the summer In Cape May.
Mrs. oliver J. Decker and her SON. John
| Decker, of Willamsport, Pa. have been
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Decker
of Lansdowne.
| -.
Albert Baxter, of Lansdowne, have been
| visiting Miss Sara Eastburn at Newark
| Del
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker Boyd are
visiting relatives In Boston. Mass.
card party will be given on Saturday,
June. at the Hermitage. Hermit lane, Ger
mantown. by members of the Class OF 1913
| of the Friends Central School, in aid Of the
| Little House OF ST. Pantaleon. at Twenty
second and De Lancey streets. The prizes
| will be thrift stamps There will be a
speaker from the Little House of ST. Panta-
| leon to tell about the work of the house.
| Mrs. Charles b. Shurtleff. of Lansdowne
| spent the latter part of last week in Cleve-
land, o. She will return by way of Niagara
| Falls
| An attractive subscription dance will be
| given on Saturday evening, May 25, by the
Delta Gamma Delta Society Of the Lans-
sorority are Miss Anna Crawford. Miss Mar.
garet Kennedy. Miss Amelia Ogden. Miss
| Katherine Milken. Miss Gertrude Drew,
| Miss Anna Drew. Miss Carrie Nipp Miss
| Margaret Dunn. Miss Lillian Wilkinson. Miss
| Margaret Dickinson. Miss Mabel Lohr. Miss
| Nettie Greer, Miss Edna Lynch, Miss Emma
| Galbraith, Miss Elizabeth Brackin and Miss
| Mary Ingram.
/ Miss Frances Barnard will give card
party at her home on Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. Charles A. Wilcox and Mrs. Van
| Zandt were hostesses at the luncheon which
| was served at the regular monthly meeting
| OF the Guild Of the Presbyterian Church
yesterday.
| Mrs. George A. Doak entertained at lunch
| con and cards today at her home, 3545
! North Twenty-first street. Her guests were
Mrs William Harrison Dougherty Mrs. T. j.
| Mcllvaine Mrs. Herbert Fleming. Mrs. John
| McCracken. Mrs. Harry Rowland. Mrs Ed
ward Cruger and Mrs William Baldwin.
| Mrs. George Barry and Mrs. Bert Fehing
| have returned from several weeks visit in
| Norfolk. Va. where they were the guests of
| their sister-in-law, Mrs. C. Baldwin Foster.
| Mrs. Foster came up to Philadelphia at the
| same time and will spend some time with her
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wilson, 1920
| North Park avenue