Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wy1ne Tells OF Several Weddings-Last Meeting
Of Seasons Junior Coton Held Tonight at Bellevue.
Strattord-Opera Supper Club Successful Affair

and Mrs. Charles Mercer Hicks. OF New
tain at luncheon and card party At
the Philadelphia Country Club on Tues
day afternoon. February q. IN honor
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel d. Nc.
Cowen. OF 4&0i Spruce street. whose
marriage TO Mr.. Charles Bossert Fritz
Jr. win be soicfnnised on Saturday
evening, February %. The suests viii
wsS 1 fns % sns. p: psF HccoM.n Ms' al Mea: OK:
city and viii be Miss Mccqwsn's guest
until after the wedding.
Owing to the death Of her brother,
Dr. Joseph Roberts Bryan, Mrs. Rob.
ert r. Bicknell has recalled the invi.
tations for the luncheon to have been
given In honor Of Miss Evelyn Hodmau
Drayton. ..
| Mrs. Frederick Jost. OF 1904 Pine
street. will receive informally this aft
will be Mrs. William Musser Capp. Mrs.
NJ Allen Stockton Mrs Henry L. Town.
| send and Misc Caroline Biddie. Mrs
Jost will bo at home on Thursdays In
this month and In March.
Mrs. Ralph Souder will entertain at a
| card party at her home. 112 Bleddyn
road. Ardmore, In honor Of her dauGh
IcTt NtiSB MhTSaFct j s4Ou0cf, on T.
| urday afternoon. April !.
The Greater Philadelphia Chapter u
tho Military Order Of the World War
ming. in the ballroom Of the Ritz Carl
ton at Z o'clock. Among those who
are expected TO sneak are Major Gem
eral Charles y. Bailey. commander OF
rnird nrira Al Corps area; Fert Howard, MD:
,nsnder of New York chapter Of the
Military Order " the World War |;
Colonel March r. Stewart. Of the general
eian: Washington. II. g.: Colonel Ed.
ward ward CARPENTER. .con'mander Of the Sew
bsli. chaplain Of neld artillery, and the
Hon. Maurice Pailiard. French Consul i'm
this city. Major General William G.
Price, Jr. will act as toastmaster.
The Huntingdon Valley Country Club
will give a. dinner-dance on Wednesday,
February %, at 1880 o'clock. 1t will be
Colonial costume dance.
At tho annual meeting Of the Pennsyl-
vania Sociaty Of New England Women
held at the Acorn Club Thursday after.
Mrs. G. Howard Clark. Jr.. president
Mrs. Frederick W. Rockwell. first vice
president Mrs. Frederick X. Gerry, sec
ond vicc president: Mrs. Ciarkson Clio.
thier, treasurer: Mrs Frank Battles.
Nevin. corresponding secretary, and Mrs
Samuel Scovtlle. Jr.. Mrs. Howard Butch.
er, Jr., Miss Mabel A. Searle and Mis-.
Katherine Brlnley, managers. Following
the business meeting was an illustrated
lecture by Mr.. Andrew Wright Crawford
on The Sesqui-Centennial Exhibition.'
Miss Florence Wightman. harpist, and
Mrs. Gerald Campbell. assisted by Mrs.
Herbert Everett. violinist, contributed
to the musical portion OF the program
Of the afternoon. Tea and an inforrnal
reception followed.
The British Officers Club Of Philadel-
phia will give a lunch at the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel on Thursday, February
70, in honor q General Sir Arthur wi.
recently elected officers Of the club fol
this year are: President. Captain b
Hubert Cooper: vice president. Lieuten.
ant A. f. Andrews. NJ. G. secretary, Mr.
T, Harold Fcx British Vice Consul, and
treasurer, Captain Valentine J. Sharkey
n. C..
Miss Marxaretta Dixon. daughter oi
M. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dixon. Of the
Poplars, Chestnut Hill. who has beer
spending fortnight at Lake Placid
y. Y. will return home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shipley Dixon. o
Meadowbrook, Nillanova. are spending a
fortnight In Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander II. Scott o
1916 De Lancey place, loft last week 70,
st. Augustine. Fla. where they will Spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Kellar. Of West End ave.
nue. New York, who has been enter
tanned as the guest Of her hrother-tn
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pow
ers, Of Overbrook. for n few days. re.
turned to her home yesterday.