Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07

will have as their guests at the Bellevue
Stratford over the weekend Major Generai
George Barnett commandant OF the marines
and Mrs Barnett of Washington; Mrs.
Reginald Vanderbilt Jr., and Mrs Angler
Duke. OF New York, daughter OF Major and
Mrs. Biddle.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Butler Reeves OF
Abbotsford avenue, Germantown, will give
dinner on Friday February IA. In honor OF
Miss Helen b. Moore, whose engagement to
Captain II. Fenton Fisher has oeen an
nounced. There will be twelve guests
Mrs. Rowland Evans, Jr., and her cousin,
Miss Hope Allen, will give small tea on
Monday afternoon at the Lenox. MISS Aiien
whose home ia in Colorado Springs is Visit
ing Mrs Evanss mother, Mrs. Norton
Downs.
The meetings of Miss Lockwood's after
noon dancing class today and next fI,oay,
\ and the evening classes next FRIDAY at the
Philadelphia Cricket Club will be omitted on
account of scarlet fever.
Mr. and Mrs William Coke Wright, who
have been staying at the Colonial since Mr..
Wright has been mustered out OF the service,
will leave today for New Haven, where MT
Wright will finish his course at Yale. MIS-.
Wright will be remembered as Miss Eleanor
Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs Kirk Moore are receiving con-
gratuations on the birth Of a son on Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore have been spending
the winter with Mrs. Moore's parents, DR..
and Mrs. G. L. S. Jameson. Of st. Davlds Mrs.
Moore was Miss Hilda Jameson.
Mrs. John J. Ferreci, OF Overbrook enter
tained at cards followed by tea at the
Bellevue-StDatford yesterday afternoon. IN
honor OF Miss Elizabeth Lukes. or Lancaster
whose engagement to Mr. James NJ BonneI,
of this city, has recently been announced
Among the guests were Mrs. Frank A. starr,
Mrs. Michael Francis Doyle, Mrs. John FLICK
Mrs. Walter Murphy, Miss Grace McCaiium,
Miss Alfredo Duncan, Miss Ethel Bonsor' anu
Miss Margaret Lukes. Lieutenant and MIS-
Ferreck are spending this month at the
Bellevue-Stratford
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Conderman, OF Bryn
Mawr, returned yesterday from visit 10
New York.
Mrs. Howard Kennedy Hill and her chill
dren. OF Appleford. villanova, will leave on
March to spend the spring in Atlantic City.
| Doctor Hill is in Cannes, France, where no
is doing child hygiene work.
Mrs. Francis Strawbridge and her two
| Youngest children of woodside, School House
| lane, Germantown, are spending some time In
| Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Pitfeld, daughter of DR.. and
| Mrs Robert T.. Pitfeld, of 52l1 Wayne ave-
| nue., Germantown. has gone to New YORK,
| where she will spend few days as the guest
Of Mrs. Irving Corse.
Mr.. Ely j. Smith, of Mexican avenue and
| Clapier street. Germantown, will leave soon
| for Florida, where he will spend month.
| There will be seventy-five guests at the
| fancy dress dance to be given by Mr.. ana
| Mrs Wheeler Lord, of 5015 Mexican avenue,
| Germantown, on the evening of February 22.
| The Germantown Woman's Club will have
| ap afternoon of poetry next wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. with Mrs. Florence Ear
Coates. Tho committee in charge OF the
| medley party on February is, at which twen-
| ty-nve members of the National League for
| woman's Service will be entertained. includes
Miss McCauley, Miss Underwood Miss Hay
] Miss Mckinley Miss Carlisle. Miss llan,, Mrs
Walter Sibley, Mrs. Ritter and Mrs. Hamilton
| At the meeting on Monday talk was giVer
| by Miss Campbell, social and industrial sec
rotary of the Y w. C. A. on survey worl
among the industrial girls of Germantown
A committee of three has been formed tc
work in connection with the police matron,
at the Chestnut Hill and Nicetown polct
stations
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood WINS are at tn,
Chafonte Hotel, Atlantic City. for an ex
tended stay.
Friends of Mrs. Clarence Williamson
| Wagar. of the White House on the Hill, Paoli
will regret to learn she is critically i'll at th
| Hahnemann Hospital.
| Or. and Mrs. Sidney L. OslIo of 23S Soutl
Fifteenth street, are being congratulated oil
the birth of son yesterday.