Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-31

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Mr. James Sinl<ler
Mrs. Stacy r. Lloyd will give theatre
party this evening. followed by supper at
the Ritz-Carton. Among the guests will he
Mr. and Mrs. Percy II. Clark Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur H. Brocke. Mr.. and Mrs Robert f.
Brooke and Mr. C. C. Harrison, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Ingersoll.
of 1915 Walnut street. who have been spend
ing some time in Florida, will remain in
Daytona during the early spring
Mr. and Mrs Charles h. Dunn of Chest
nut Hill. are also spending the early spring
in Daytona, Fla.
DIR. and Mrs NJ r. Ward of Wayne. en-
tertained at dinner Saturday evening at the
Merton Cricket Club before the dance in
honor of their daughter. Miss Rene Ward
The other guests were Miss Helen Thomp
son. of Pittsburgh Miss Edith Watt. Miss
Dorothy Park. Mr. Frederick Smith. of New
York: Mr.. Charles Neeland and Mr. Albert
Dickson of Cornell University; Mr., Robert
Dinkey and Mr.. Alan c. Dinkey, Jr.
The dancing classes at the Merton Cricket
Club that Mrs. Isaac n. Clothier. Jr Mrs.
charles s. Starr and Mrs. Walter Janney
chaperone will have joint fancy-dress
meeting next Wednesday.
The junior section of the Saturday Club
at Wayne will give dance on Monday
evening. The patronesses of the affair will
be Mrs. W. Allen Barr. Mrs. Ralph w.
Emerson, Jr., Mrs. Marshall n. Smith and
Mrs. Pierson Conrad. number of dinners
VIII be given before the dance. among them
one by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Watt. who will
give a small dinner for their daughter, Miss
Edith Watt
Miss Elizabeth Van Dusen. of Germa ntown
Is spending some time in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tracy Griswold, who
| have been occupying an apartment in town,
will open Hothorpe, their place in Radnor,
on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Howard Colket
zoos De Lancey place. are at Haddon Hall
Atlantic City, for an indefinite time.
Mrs, James p Martin and her daughter
Miss Dorothy Fl. Martin. who spent the
winter at st. Augustine, Fla, have opened
their house at Villanova.
Mrs. Leo MacFarland 1886 Horth Six
teenth street and Mrs p. S. Balentine 6237
Christian street, who spent ten days at Mrs
Balentine's apartment at Atlantic City, re-
turned home on Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Smith of Merton
| returned home on Friday after fortnight's
| stay at the Marlborough Blenheim, Atlantic
| City.
Mrs George II. Peirsol. of the Colonial
entertained last week at luncheon and
| bridge in honor of Miss Florence D. Gilling
| ham, whose marriage to Captain Dwight F.
| Morss. of Canton, o. will take place Satur.
day, April 26, at the Church Of the Incar,
nation.
Lieutenants Ellis A. Gimbel. Jr.. and
| Richard Gimbel. who have recently been re-
leased from service. are paying a short visi
| to their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis A. Gin
bel, at White Sulphur Springs. w. Va.
| Among the interesting April weddings will
| be that of Miss Gertrude Marie Gessler
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John Martir
| Gessler. of 1912 Baltimore avenue, and Mr.
Louis William Zerfng. of Dr. and Mrs
| Wilson Zerfing. of 471s Chester avenue
| which will take place on Saturday, April 12
in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
/ Thirty-seventh and Chestnut streets. The
| bride will be attended by Mrs. Charles Muir
| ply, matron of honor; Miss Myra Plowman
! her cousin, maid of honor: Miss Martha
Bowman and Miss Jean Williams. brides
| maids. Mr.. Frank Ritz. of Ashland. Pa.
will be best man. and the ushers will in
clude Mr.. John Martin Gesser. the brides
! brother; Mr.. Leslie Byers. Mr.. Howard
| Comber, Mr.. Herbert Stever Flanagan, Mr.
| Powell McCalla and Mr.. Hiler Harzberg, OF
| Providence, r. l. Miss Martha Bowman
| gave a luncheon on Saturday at her home
POPS Mount Vernon street. in honor of Miss
Gessler
| Miss Sara B. Callinan, of 1929 wes
| Girard avenue, gave luncheon on Satur'
| day at her home for the members of hei
/ sewing club, Mrs. William III. Craven Mrs
| Charles B. Calinan, Mrs. c. Lester Burton
| Mrs. Paul Reilly. Mrs. John C. Stne, Mrs
| Ralph Fl. White, Mrs. Newton Snively, Mrs
| NJ 8. Ritter, Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs
| j. p. Williams.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eapneck, of 622i
| Carpenter street, announce the engagement
| of their daughter. Miss Rose Kapnek, tc
| Lieutenant Samuel Glickman, Y. S, A.. o
| this city. Cards for reception TO be helC
| next Sunday have been issued.
\ The marriage of Miss Pearl Gotwals
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren ID. Got
| walls OF 1897 North Sixteenth street, ant
| Lieutenant William Fl. Fisher, also of thi
| city, was solemnized at 4: 80 O'Clock on Sat
| urday afternoon in the First Reformed
| Church. The ceremony was performed b.
the Rev. Harris Freer. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Marion Gotwals
as maid of honor and by Miss Laura Fisher
sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Adel
| Lindenfelser, as flower girls The best MAJ
] was Mr.. C. Sheldon Stover, After their re
| turn from their wedding trip, Lieutenant an
Mrs Fisher will live in Ridley Park.