Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-27
SOCIAL LIFE in AND ABOUT
PHILADELPHIA

~1ss MARION EYRE SANASb viii Do the
MI ovest OF honor at dinner-dance which
~ nnots. Henry c. Barclay, of 1916 Pine street,
w Nv, g,ve tonight at the Radnor Hunt CLUB.
49, guests will be seated at small tables and
Ine ohout so in number. They have been
'.,so,ed almost exclusively from the deoutante
- vounRer dancing men SET.
ro-sons in this city will be Interested to know
A. and Mrs John Bouvier. of New York,
al celebrate their golden wedding anniver-
VIII todav Mrs. Bouvier was Miss Caroline
Ewing Of this Guy
~, r Fontaine-Maury Leidy who has been
-,,no her mother, Mrs. John Ridgeley, In
,,.,,,r,ore will return tomorrow Mrs. Leidy
~, issue invitations shortly for luncheon
1T, sbe will give in honor of her debutante
~ Miss Corneiia Carter Leidy. daughter Of
~ and Mrs. Joseph Leidy and Miss Mary
,r,.,,vr Chew. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
s. B. Chew.
r,vitations were received yesterday from Mr..
IA Mrs Henry Howard Ellison for a dinner
- be rIven wednesday, November 25 at
.,otock. at Brlar HILL their home in Rosemont
=, meet Miss Edith Rodman Ellison. Dinner
will be followed by dancing.
Dr Frank D. Dickson has issued invitations
,or q dinner to be followed by dancing, at the
,torion Golf Club Saturday evening, Novem-
hor Of at 8 o'clock, TO meet his niece, Miss
poborta Brown Downing. Mrs. Robert w.
no,yning will shortly issue invitations for
tbestre party which she will give in honor OF
her daughter on Tuesday night, November a.
There will he about 70 guests.
Mr. and Mrs John Frederick Lewis have is
sued invitations for dinner-dance which they
will give at their home, 1914 Spruce street, FRI
day night November q, in honor of Miss Char
Io,te Rush, debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin 3. Rush.
Miss Martha Serrill Shoemaker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Cleaver Shoemaker, who
will make her debut at tea to be given next
Wednesday, November 4, at the homo of her
parents 4O2 West Price street, Germantown.
will be assisted by Miss Dorothy Dinsmore and
Miss Elizabeth Piersol Smith.
Mrs joshua Ash Pearson and Miss Mary
Anna Shoemaker will preside at the tea table.
A large musicale and tea was given yester-
day afternoon, from until o'clock. by the
members OF the Haydn Club, at 1710 Chestnut
street. Mrs. Alfred NJ Gray, president Of the
club, received assisted by the vice president,
Mrs Robert N. Vollum; the treasurer, Mrs.
William T. Wyckoff; the secretary, Miss AL
berta NJ. Harris and Mrs. Gertrude Hayden
Fernley, the director. The musical program
was begun by the singing of the club motto,
which was composed by w. w. Gilchrist. Those
who contributed to the success of the affair by
their singing were Miss Edna Barber, Miss
Louise sterrett and Miss Elise Hartman,
pranos; Miss Louis Keane contralto, and Philip
Warren Cooke, tenor. The pianist was Miss
Ruth Barber. and the violinlst Miss Camille
Paeschaert.
The Idlehurst Country Club gave it's annual
at nhar Sat
urday evening. Those who present in
cluded Miss Anna Moyar. Miss Helen Lacey,
Miss Esther Stock, Miss Edith Knapp. Miss
Gertrude Deacon, Miss Katharine Hahn, Miss
Sarah Mitchell Miss Elizabeth Jaeger, Miss
Mary Gruer Miss Bessie Tanning, Miss Helen
Pierce, Miss Marion Roberts, Roy Macool,
Charles Weiglin, Algernon Pusey Joseph Wood,
Leon Deacon Clarence Hunt, Harlow Deacon,
Edward Weiss. s. w. Baldwin, Jr- Paul Wat
kins and Trevore Deacon.
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Pierce, and the affair voted the
most successful of its kind held by the
club Several unique entertainments for the
pleasure of the club members are being planned
for the fall and winter season by the Enter
tanment Committee.
AT meeting of the members of the Work
Ing Girls Catholic Club, held yesterday after
noon at the clubhouse 2S19 Green street, the
officers elected for the coming year, ls14-1s15.
We're: Mrs. James Newman Carter. president;
Miss Katherine Walsh vice president Mrs. Ed
ward Beecher Fnck, secretary; Miss Katherine
Love treasurer The Board of Managers con-
sists of Miss Mary E. Sinnott, Mrs. Anthony
Hrst, Mrs. ], Percy Keating, Mrs James A.
Mundy Miss Mary Repplier and Mrs. Louis
McCloskey
Mrs Mitchell Harrison. who travelling in
England when the war broke out, has decided
to remain there for the present, to give her
services to the Red Cross work in bennington.