Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-24

nrRS THOMAS q. ASHTON VIII give
lW luncheon tomorrow at her country seat
Redleaf, wynnewood to be followed by bo,
marty at the horse show, in honor Of her de-
butante niece, Miss Emma Ashton Dorr The
guests will be from the debutante set
Mr. and Mrs Beauveau Borie, Jr.. and Miss
1,,ttie Dorie who have been abroad all sum-
NOR are now on their way home on board the
Neuretana which is expected to arrive in New
York today or tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Borie
were on the Continent when the broke out
and left Immediately for England, where they
have been awaiting departure. After their re-
tnrn they will go directly to Arlington to be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Beauveau Bore, sr.
Mrs Samuel Frederic Houston will introduce
her daughter, Miss Charlotte Harding Brown,
e her home, Drum Moir Chestnut Hl the
afternoon of November q, at a dancing tea
Miss Brown is the daughter of the late Charles
Wardel Brown, of Mount Holly. N. j., de-
scendant of Richard Stockton. of Morven AL
though the home of her forebears has been for
more than 200 years in Burlington County, she
is closely connected through her father with
old Philadelphia, being a great great grand
daughter of Sir Francis Bowes, judge OF
Colonial fame, and great grandniece of Gem
eral Joseph keed, president OF the supreme
Council of Pennsylvania.
Mrs Henry Hobart Brown will introduce Miss
Hope McN1chael at large dancing tea which
will be given at the Ritz-Carlton the afternoon
of December Z. Mrs. Brown will chaperone
Miss McArichael during the winter.
Miss Helen Audenred, of this city, who has
been spending some time in Lenox this sum-
mer. entertained at dinner last night. Her
guests included Mre. Charles H. Howell. Miss
Beatrice II. Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. William Fit
Ter, Miss Helen Coates and Miss Irene Cramp,
of this city.
Friends OF Newbod Hutchinson, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. John P. Hutchinson, will regret to
learn that he is i'll with typhoid fever at
Cloverdale, his home in Georgetown, N j.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodman l.. Griscom have re-
turned to Dolobran. their home In Haverford,
after spending the summer at Watch Hill.
Mrs Richard Y. Cook and Miss Nancy
Wynne Cook staying at Jefferson, N H.,
where they will remain until the beginning Of
next month. Mr.. Cook left yesterday for his
home in Lansdowne.
Mr., and Mrs Robert Kelso Cassatt will give
small dinner dance tonight at the Rabbit
Among the guests will be persons from New
York and other cities who are here for the
horse show which is now going on at Bryn
8Tawr.
Mrs. Walter II. Bryant and her daughter,
Miss Eleanor Bryant, who are motoring
through New England, stopping for a |
few days in Lenox. Miss Bryant will be a |
debutante of this season.
Mrs. j. Hicks Conrad and Miss Jean Conrad |
Of 2Oi4 Chestnut street have returned from |
Chelsea where they spent the summer
Mrs J. Nelson Purvance. of 24O West School,
house lane, had her guests at Mannheim last
night, before the regular weekly dance, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Evan Taylor and Roland Foulke
number of persons socially prominent
are much interested in the ST. Francis
Home for Convalescents at Lansdowne and 1t
has been decided to hold Country Fair and
Market Day on Saturday, October g. from
morning until night the grounds.
The home was started little over n year
ago and has already accomplished a great
work. over 800 patients were cared for this
summer The property on which the house
stands was originally the Lansdowne Country
Club. Among those who interested in the
aHair are Miss Frances L. Sullivan and Miss
Leta Livingston Sullivan. Miss Emile NJ NJ
Rivinus. Miss Mary NJ Rivinus. Miss Mary
T. Slnnott Miss Matilda L. Jenkins Mrs James
Mundy' Mrs NJ. McMchen, Miss Jean Row
Iahd Lewis, Miss Agnes r. Lewis, Mrs. Francis
Patterson Miss Gertrude Fetterman and very
many others.
Mr. and Mrs. p Williamson Roberts, who
nave been spending the summer in York Har-
DOR closed their house yesterday and will
return to town by motor. reaching here Sat
urday' They will occupy the Craig Biddle
mouse at l7lS Locust street for the winter
Inc Roberts are building new house on the
o'o Jarrett property which they purchased
last year 1t is expected that the house will
W ready for occupancy about next May.
Ar ana Mrs. Willi'm II. Horstmann who
spent July cruising with Mr. and Mrs Walter
I'ppihcott on their yacht Lady Betty have
le'urned from Northeast Harbor, Me- where
'"'S were visiting their daughter and son-in-
a" Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Fraley. Dr. and
'i,s' FFaey will close Hacyon Monday, and
w., w." spend two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
horstman at Norwynden. Overlook
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Reginald Allen will re-
urn saturday from Lake George where they !
laVe spent the summer. q
-''SS fiacid Nogt is at present the guest of
.e' Drother-n-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs
Richard Norris.
Dr. C. H. Harbaugh. of this citv. Ia stavino
lays W. W" '0' ie" /,
ihe Neighbors' Club. prominent social r
'7""'~auon OF Lansdowne, Pa. II met at the