Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-08


notte having gone to Belgium In the mean
time to aid In the Creche work there Later
Mr.. Paternotte was transferred to the Bel
gium army once more. and was fighting In 1t
when the armistice was signed. He has now
been dismissed from the army and with his
wife has returned to this country. Mr.. and
Mrs Paternotte are at present staying with
Mrs Paternotte's mother. Mrs. Snow, at 3216
West Penn street. Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hartman Kuhn, who have
been spending several weeks at Coronado
Beach, Calf, left there last Sunday and will
return to their home in Bryn Mawr about the
middle OF the month.
Miss Ruth Hobart has left for Woodstock
VT. where she will remain for about two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar p Earle. OF Crittenden
street. Chestnut Hill. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Alice Pardee
Earle, and Lieutenant H. A. Holland NJ C.
U. S. A. son of Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Holland,
Of New Castle, Pa.
Lieutenant Morris DE Camp Freeman. L.
S. A. NJ. A. c.. who Is at present In Miami,
Fla, will shortly be mustered out OF the
service. His engagement to Miss Mary f.
Glendinnlng. daughter of Major and Mrs
Robert f. Glendinnng, was announced last
year
Mrs. E. sydney Prichard, of West Washing
ton lane, has returned to Germantown after
fortnght's stay in Atlantic City Mrs
Prchard, who is regent of the Germantown
Chapter ID. A. r.. and member of the state
board of managers. will go TO Washington in
April to attend the annual congress of the
d. A.. II.
Captain Raymond Ward. Company e4,
Heavy Coast Artillery who was sent to Camp
Eustis. Va, after landing at Newport News
on Monday, February "a, has been home on
a short furlough to visit Mrs. Ward and his
young son. Edward dInvilliers Ward, who
was born last October. who are at the home
OF Mrs. Wards mother Mrs. Camille din
villiers, 1874 West Washington lane, German
town.
Mrs W. w. Adams, Jr., who has been
spending the winter at the Longacre Apart
ment will open her home at Navahoe ave-
nue. and Mermaid lane, the last of March.
Miss Caroline Radford. of Louisville, Ky,
is visiting her uncle and aunt, General and
Mrs. Cyrus S. Radford, u. S. NJ. c., at their
home in Rosemont.
Mrs L. waring Wilson and her children,
Of Rosemont, arrived home Wednesday
after spending six weeks in Kentucky.
Mrs Max A. Sheriff.. of Woodbine avenue,
oNeTDrOOk, at tie idlihtc sSo-
terday followed by a dinner in honor of her
guests. Mrs r. D. Nichols. Mrs. II. o. Nichols
and Mrs. George W. Colyer, all Of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs George w Kendrck, Sd. who
leased a house in Bryn Mawr during the war
will move back to Pennacre. their place in
Vianora the end of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Patton. of Crest
linn, Radnor, returned on Thursday from
Augusta Ga where they have been spending
the winter
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. David Wilson, of Berwyn, has re-
turned from a visit to Bridgeport. Conn. The
engagement of Miss Wilson and Ensign John
S. Salon. L. S. ~. was announced this
winter.
South Twentieth street, and Mr. Benjamin
w. Malickson. of this city. took place yes
terday at 4 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs Mackson
will go to Minneapolis, MINI, for their we'd
ding trip.
The Rev. William L. Bull and Mrs Bull OF
Ivy Cottage. Whitford, have issued invita-
tons for the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Jean Kaye Chandler to Mr.. Richard Lauman
Fox son of Mrs. George Francis Fox, of this
city, on March %. at the home of the bride S
parents. Mr. Fox has just returned from
service having left early last year to enlist
in the United States marine corps. The we'd
ding, which was originally Planned for Feb
ruary, but postponed on account of the de-
lay in Sergeant FoX's discharge from serv-
ice will be very quiet one attended only
by the families and a few intimate friends
Miss Chandler has been a member of the
motor messenger corps Mr.. John Christie
Chandler, of San Francisco who will arrive
shortly to attend the ceremony, will give his
sister in marriage. Mrs. Chandler has al
ready arrived for visit beforehand. Mr..
George Garvin Chandler. who has just re-
turned from seventeen months of service In
France, as member of the Yale Surgical
Unit which followed the first and second
American armies as a mobile hospital, Will
be one of the ushcrs.
Mrs. George Barrie announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Renee Barrie, and
Mr.. oliver Perrin, of this city.
Mrs William Lincoln Ridpatht will be a,
home on Monday afternoons during March
at her home, $50 North Eleventh street
oak Lane. No cards have been sent out.
Mr.. Alfred 2. Crease, who was wounded
in battle in France September 80
and has been convalescng in Hospital No
rs, has fully recovered and has returned tc
his home. 6129 Wayne avenue, Germantown
Mr.. Grease is a graduate OF the Epscopa
Academy, pnd was sophomore in the Uni
veTsty of Pennsylvania when he volunteered
| In July, 1917. as ambulance driver for tn,
Red Cross. Later he enlisted In the United
| States army in France and was transferred
| to the tank corps, Company B, 327th Bat
talon, 311th Tank Center. He went over tht
top three times. He received his discharg,
| from the army the last of February.
Mr. William r. Dixon, OF Ridge avenue
| Roxborough, has returned from a month :.
tour through the southern states.