Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-12

I street. below Tioga Mr.. Stewart was for,uer-
| " OF Corning, n. Y. Upon the arrival of Mrr
| stewart ana their childrep the family will
| i've Mt 1924 West Erie avenue. "
Mrs, Amos Geiker, of 1886 West Erie ava
nue. was the January hostess OF her sewing
ciub and entertained the members a.
luncheon.
Friends Of Lieutenant Hugh Cotter Boyle
VINO was reported by General PershInR tn
have been severly wounded In action on r,e-
cehper = will be glad TO hear that he Is re-.
covering. In letter recently received by Dr
George {. Bird, of 1415 West Erie avenue.
Lieutenant Boyle stated that he expected 10
leave the hospital in few days. The officer
IS Tioga physician. Two years ago he as
s'ciated himself with Doctor Bird and con-
tlnued in this connection until the entrance
or the United States into the war when he
enlisted IN the Medical Reserve Corps. lie
passed the eNamlnatio successfully and was
commissioned IA second lieutenant last May.
but Tor some time was not ordered for active
duty. He applied TO Washington to be sent
u France, and after brief training at the
army ana navy school he was sent abroad In
september. He was attached TO the British
Ambulance Corps No. "a. with rank of reei-
mental surgeon, later being transferred 10
the Second Durham Infantry
short time ago there was a call for
american physicians for trench duty and the
lieutenant was selected to 40, and IL was
while on duty that he was wounded Doctor
Boyle Is twenty years old He was born
IN Luzerne, Pa, and came TO PhiladelphIa
to study medicine In the Temple University.
where he was graduated In 1914, and served
Tor one year as an inferno in the Samaritan
Hospital
The marriage of Miss Rita Sutherland.
u'ushVer OF Mr.. Govcn sutherland. Of East
paterson. y. j.. to Mr.. Edward W. Fry. OF
"oof North Thirteenth street. viii take place
on Wednesday. January 1G at tho f,,t,,,,,
nome OF the bridegroom and bride NrIss
martina ldlatt will attend the bride and Mr.
Archibald Sutherland will be the brideproon,s
best man. Miss Laura May Scott and Miss
Sartha scott little nieces of the bride, will
be flower girls.
The members Of the Wednesday Br,dy.
'lub nave discontinued their luncheons ana
,aiu parties Tor several weeks to assist Mrs
'o"i ~ Mckaraher, OF f6t2 York road, one
~, ~, thciF members, in her war-relief work
ineS are all expert knitters and are making
complete sets OF knitted garments Other
members include Mrs. Jay f. Erwin. Mrs.
,'alhbert Eordo, Mrs. Martin Prenzlau, Mrs
JoSesh Armbruster Mrs. G. Barham Bond
ilnS' I NHllhin Wharton, Mrs Henderson, Mrs
James Bechtold, Mrs. Joseph Lanninr and =
Mrs. Ernest MacMorris
"rS' DAVID Charles Murtha. of West Tioca
street and her daughter Miss Eleanor Muir
ma nave returned from several weeks stay
III Atlantic city. Miss Beatrice Nurtba tbs
younger daughter left on Wednesdav Co.
ii"illdaysburg. having spent the school holi- 4
days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Prenzlau. of s1t4
neSt hre avenue, have returned from a fort
hlEhts stay In Atlantic CityN
Mrs. Ida Ashby of New London Conn
Is the guest of her sister. Mrs ]. h. Van
oStth' OF 52+f North Sydenham street
Irs' frederlck 7. Jennings, of 3522 NORTH
rishteeh'h ,r street, entertained at luncheon ol,
tuesday. Her guests were Mrs. Charles Ed
ward Hal'owel. Mrs. Henry barry NJ.
heorse thompson, Mrs. Franklin Kribbs ana e
Mrs William Schultz. ''s ~"a z