Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-09
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
pther Wedding Date Announced-Nancy Wynne Discusses
3eUeral Pates-Member OF A. E F. Return-"Valentine
ReuietU' Planned to Be Ciuen Neat Month

Daniel +. shea's Philadelphia Orchestra, will
furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tristram c. Colket. of Bryn
Mawr. will spend the weekend at the
Brighton. Atlantic City.
Lieutenant f. C. Roberts, Jr., Aviation
Corps. u. S. A., arrived from overseas on the
Northern Pacific and has returned to Haver-
ford, where Mrs. Roberts is living with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Miller.
Mrs. Herbert p. Hartman, of 81. Davids,
Is entertaining at a luncheon today In honor
Of the eighty-ninth birthday anniversary of
her mother. Mrs. Richard Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex b. Scott. OF Sharon
Hill, left yesterday TO spend six weeks at
Summerville. S. c.
Mrs. Paxson Deeter, of Bryn Mawr. Is
staying with her father, Mr.. Samuel Bispham
Bowen. of Germantown. until Captain Deeter
is mustered out of the service.
The annual celebration of General Lees
birthday by the General Dabney II. Maury
Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy. will
he held at the Acorn Club on January IS.
from 1 to 6. The annual election of officers
will be held at three o'clock. The following
names will he presented by the nominating
committee: President, Mrs. l.. Harrison Tay-
Tor recording secretary, Mrs. George de Il.
keim; corresponding secretary, Mrs. John
V, Singer treasurer, Mrs. Guyim I. Shep-
pard registrar, Mrs. william @. Rhoads.
Mr.. John Cadwalader will make an address.
Mr.. George A. Hoadley will give an in
formal dinner at the University Club. 1910
Walnut street. this evening. to meet Mr..
Luckiesh. Mr.. Luckiesh will give a lecture
after the dinner at the Franklin Institute
on THE Principles of Camoufage for Land,
Sea and Air"
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lees gave a dance
in honor Of their daughter. Miss Helen Lees.
and her school friend, Miss Ruth Rheinstrom.
The guests. who are all of the school set,
were: Miss Irma David, Miss Rheta white.
Miss Edith Steine. Miss Hortense Hinlein,
Miss Mary Hyman, Miss Mary Lowenstein.
Miss Bertha Gross, Miss Rheta Kaplan, Miss
Dorothy Steifel, Miss Miriam Levy. Miss
Emma Ronsohoff. Miss Regena Nusbaum.
Miss Florence Ginsburg. Miss Julia Kind,
Miss Rose Myers. Miss Edna Sempliner. Mr..
Dan Simon, Mr.. Richard Simon, Mr.. Harry
Bayuk, Mr.. Harold Lederer. Mr.. sydney Blu
menthal, Mr.. Irving Jacobs. Mr.. Bernard
Goetz, Mr.. Lester Schoenfeld. Mr.. Leon
Stein. Mr.. Lester Degenstein, Mr.. Herbert
kamsler, Mr.. Horace Gross, Mr.. Samuel
Samter. Mr.. Arthur Berg. Mr.. David Hirsh.
NJ. Harry Gotenlaub, Mr.. Emil David. Mr..
Herbert Gordon, Mr.. Sampson We'll and Mr..
Herbert Itheinheimer.
bbioiu AippiiNNNI i"o SehN
his release from service and has returned to
his home.
Lieutenant Harry Dagit, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Dagit. of 4527 Pine street, has
returned from Camp Hancock, where he has
been stationed.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Henry Tisdale and
their daughter have returned from Fort Sill.
Okla, where Lieutenant Tisdale has been
instructor at the school of fire.
A play, followed by a dance. will be given
by the Calvary Dramatic Society at eight
o'clock on Thursday and Friday evenings,
January 16 and II, at the Boys Club, 90
West Penn street, Germantown.
Thursday will be army night. Friday
will be navy night. Men In uniform will
receive n complimentary ticket by applying
the nights Of the play at the clubhouse. Win
terbothn's Orchestra will provide the music
for the evening. This play proved such a
success on It's first appearance that 1t Is
being given again by request.