Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-08

tel at Atlantic City, returned to their,
homo on Monday. - ,-....... ---.'.-..' '.'"
Mrs. Arthur Montague hswis, Of the
tions for several small lunche0ns to be
followed by cards at the BellevutStrat-
ford. The first will be given this after.
noon, the second on Saturday, Tebru-
.ary IL. and the third on Tuesday. Feb
d Msy. Bsnjamin Franklin Mechlinx.
Jr. II 1908 Charlton street, German
ruaryx is, to meet Mrs. william II.
Mechiing. s..
Miss Marsaretta Dixon, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Dlxon:. Miss
Margayet o. Remak, daughter, Of Mr.
and Mrs Gustavus Remak, and Miss
Mary 7. Goodman, daughter Of Mrs
Howard e. Seaver. will leave IN Friday
for Lake. Placid. N. Il, where they will
attend the winter sports ~ "
Mr.. ina Mrs. Howard Z. seaver Of
Montgomery avenue. Chestnut Hill, are
Mr.. and MrsI Isaac T. Starr at their
place Ut Bonair. Ga. ..s,
Miss Nancy T. Cope, daughter Of Mrs.
Germantown. who has been spending a
fortnight at, house party ut Lake
Placid: N Y, returned to her home
yesterday. .'gn...,, ~ ...-.. s.
Mr.. w. Plunkett Stewart and Mn
Radcliffe Clreston, Jr, ara sailing today
for England. They expect to be gone
for several months. yty.s d. o.
's.sldia Henry F. Michel and her two
daughters. Miss Helen ,vAlmorin Mitchell
and Miss Florence Henry Michel, Of
1919 Chestnut. street, who have been
spending a few days in Atlantic City,
returned to their home yesterday.
Friends Of Mrs. Bryce Blynn, o,
Chestnut Hill. will be glad to hear that
she 10 recovering from a severe attack
Of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Dunn and
| Miss Gertrude l.. Baker, Of Edge.
combe. Chestnut Hill, are spending the
winter In Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel d: Riddle Of
On-the-Hill. Glen Riddle, will shortly
leave for their place at Berlin. Md.
Mrs. John s. Muckle and Mr.. CRAIG
wright Muckle are at the Hotel Tray.
more. Atlantic City. for a short stay.
Mrs. J. Howell Cummings, Of the Wei
,ingtcn, accompanied by her daugh-
engagement has been announced 70 Mn
Willard John Mason. Of Chicago, will
leave next week for q trip to Florida
where they will remain for a few weeks.
Mr.. Cummings is spending some time in
Honolulu.
Mrs. Frederick J. Walter and her
daughter. Miss Eleanor Walter, OF
Thirty-hfth street and Powelton ave
City. '' ''' ''''' 70 A''a"'''
Mrs. Hollister Sturgis. OF 1915 Semi,
mole avenue. Chestnut Hill, has returned
from Washington. d. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Atwood. of 461e
hardwood avenue, will leave the latter
part OF this week for q trip to Miami,
Fla.
Rehearsals have started for 1.-THE
Pirates of Penzance," Gilbert and Sulli.
vans opera. which will be given early
In the spring by the Three Arts CLUB,
Of Philadelphia. under the direction OF
Mr.. Stanley Muschamps A splendid
chorus OF fifty voices is rehearsing
very Wednesday evening at the club
house, 1919 Locust street.
A series of cake and candy sales Il
being held every Friday and Saturday
their house. 1919 Locust street. Th,
proceeds arc for the building fund for a
new clubhouse. -.
Mr.. Fred L. .Donagty, Of o2l7 spruc,
! street, was the guest OF honor at d
dinner at the Rittenhouse Hotel. given
by q number Of Of his friends and fra
eernity brothers The engagement Of
Mr.. Donaghy to Aliss Emma Bausewne
OF ob4s hardwood avenue, has beer
announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hartley. ol
S4O2 II street, North Philadelphia, hav,
announced the engagement Of thei
daughter. Miss Mary H. Hartley, to Mr.
Raymond ]. Kennedy. Of Holmesburg
| The Music Lovers Society, of Cam
den. has begun rehearsals for tn
operetta Treasure Hunters" to b.
! given In March ut the Young Men.
Christian Association Auditorium undel
the direction Of Miss Marion Woolston.