Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-04

sail today for Bermuda, where they will
spend several weeks.
Miss Rachel winlock, OF Boston.
Mass, will be the guest of Miss Char.
lotte Churchill Starr. daughter of Mr.
her home. 323 Moreland avenue, Chest.
nut Hill, over the weekend Of March ~
Mr.. Theodore ID. Starr, Jr., who IL
student at Ridgefeld School. Conn.,, will
arrive home on March 20 to spend the
spring holiday with his parents.
Mrs. Thomas H. Lineaweaver, of
Hathaway pike: Lebanon, who was the
R6bb.. Of 1926 Spruce street, has re-.
turned to her home.
Mrs. J. William White. Of 1910 South
Rittenhouse square. will entertain in her
box at the performance Of the Chicago
Opera Company at the Metropolitan
Opera House this afternoon. Her guests
yin Hsersan Ss M5n MSm sS sIs Jay Mss MTsrnf MrS
wister.. Mrs. White win also entertain
In her box this evening when her guests
will include Mrs. J. Albert Caldwell,
Mrs. Thomas Richardson and Mrs.
The Rev. Thompson Mckinney. Of
Sts M:s the
and Mrs, O. Horace Paist, OF Latham
Park, Oak Lane. Miss Mckinney has
been spending some time with her
@ brother r. 5;in.law nI;S and sister; the Rev and
deiphia. '~'. D."
Miss Carolyn Nash, Of Washington,
who has been entertained as the guest
Esteile d. Sanders. Of 1928 Locust
street, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Boyer. Of Ard.
more. will sail from New York on March
20 for South America BY way of the
Panama Canal.
Mrs. Philip T. sharples. Of 41s syca-
more avenue. Merton, who has been
spending some time at Atlantic City, has
returned to. her home.
Mrs. Joseph H. Kenworthy, of Green
lane. Roxborough. 10 staying at the
Belle Haven Inn, Sarasota. Fla. She
expects TO- return home on March Is.
Mrs. d. Webster Dousherty, Of
Twenty.frst and Spruce streets, has left
tase. WV
Mrs. James A. Bayard and her daugh.
ter, Miss Mabel Bayard, Of Cioveriy
House. Rydal are spending few weeks
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ephraim Brice. Of 1920 Locust
street, will sail early in May for trip
to Europe. where she expects to travel
for several months. She will return
to her home In the autumn.
Mrs Henry Norris. Jr., Of Eighteenth
and Spruce street. left yesterday for q
visit to Atlantic City. where she will
spend some time at the Hotel Brighton.
Miss Eva Parke, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur T. Parke. of West
Chester. who Is accompanying Mrs.
Ellen Brooks. on an extended trip
through Europe. has been spending the
winter with them in Lausanne, Switzer-
land. They will leave in a few days for
Rome and they expect to remain abroad
for an indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Silverman. Of 1876
South Seventeenth street. announce the
beatrice L: silverman. to Mr.. Stanley
Hinlein. A reception will be held in
their honor at the Locust Club on Mon.
day evening from until II O'Clock.
Among those who will receive with
Mrs. william A. Capon. president of the
Woman's Club Of the Canadian Society
of Philadelphia. at their meeting and
sss me Mares T. Be On Mrs. Georss
Campbell. Mrs. Harold Lyon, Mrs.
Thomas Mulholland and Mrs Alexander
TAFT. Mrs. Robert J. Bates. wife of
General Bates. will talk on Happen
ings in Canada" and Mrs Henry Wat.
son, will read a paper entitled How
Music Was Developed" Mrs. Walter
Scott will sing and Miss Edith Devices
present some solo dances.
Mrs. William s. B. johnson, Of 314
East Highland avenue, Chestnut Hill,
will entertain her luncheon club at her
home on Wednesday afternoon. The
members Of the club include Mrs. Rich
ard Sharpless Davis. Mrs. Leslie Gran
thum. Mrs: A. Jackson Taller. Mrs. John
Harting. Mrs. Edward Odgers, Miss
Margaret Buckley. Miss Pearl Aiman,
Miss Dorothy Harper, Miss Eleanor
Boggs. Miss Genevieve Dielenbeck and
Miss Louise Deacon.