Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
SOCIAL LIFE IN CITY
AND NEARBY TOWNS

Mise Morton ls the sister of Judson Morton
OF orange.
Mr.. Muir is a widower, his first wife was
Miss Chichester, a sister of Mrs Felix du Pont
of Wilmington, Del His brother, John walling-
ford Muir, married Miss Mary f. Brinley, of
this city, several years ago.
The wedding will take place in St Thomas
Episcopal Church. Orange, October Z, at 9
o'clock and will be followed by a reception and
supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs William
walton Harper, at Peliso, Orange, Va.
Miss Charlotte H. Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Samuel F. Houston will be among
the debutantes of the season and will be in
troduced at q large tea and garden party, which
will be given some time in October by her
parents at their beautiful place, Drum Mior in
st. Martins, which is a station of Chestnut Hill.
Mrs Houston and her daughter, who have
been spending the late summer in Maine are
expected to return home the latter part of this
month.
Another very popular debutante who will be
presented this will be Miss Virginia
Roberts, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
b. Roberts, OF 1906 De Lancey place Miss
Roberts has been spending the summer at one
of the harbors In Maine. Her sister, Miss
EliZaDeth ltODerlS, Will De married thlS tall TO
Robert Chesterfield Clay in st. Marks Church.
Miss Jane Harding, daughter Of Mrs. George
Jasper Harding, will make her debut at tea
dansant, which will be given at the Bellevue
Stratford the afternoon of Tuesday, November
TO- Miss Harding, who has been spending the
past year in Paris, is marooned abroad and so
far it Is not known when she will be able to
secure passage.
Another debutante who, with her parents. is
marooned abroad is Miss Jean C. Bullitt, the
date of whose debut has not yet been decided
upon. Miss Butt has been spending fort
night at Nentnor in the Isle OF Wight, as the
guest of Mrs. Sedgwick Later she will join her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan NJ. Bullltt, in
London and will return as soon as they can
get passage.
Invitations have been issued for Mrs George
Brooke's Auction Club, the first meeting of
which will take place the first Monday in No
vclrber.
AS the membership Of this card club has in
creased much since last year, it has been
decided to hold the meetings in tho New
Century Club Twelfth street near Walnut,
instead of the Acorn Club, where the club has
met for number Of years.
arrive from the are DIR. and Mrs.
Benjamin B. Heath, who, with their children,
Miss Alberta Pancoast Reath and Joseph Pan
coast Reath, have been spending the past three
years in Switzerland and Paris. Doctor and
Mrs Reath will occupy their house 1911 Walnut
street. which was rented last year by Mr.. and
Mrs j. Theodore Marshall.
Mrs. Reath was Miss Florence Pancoast a
dam of nd csta
OF Mrs. Joseph E. Wldener. of Elkns Park.
Mrs. A. Garesche Norris and her little daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Norris, have returned to
the city after a summer spent in Cape May and
the Pocono Mountains. Mrs. Norris will re-
main here until some time in October, when
she will sail for Cuba and will spend the
winter with her mother, Mrs Augustus Will
son, who is living in Havana
Miss Helen Gleason, of 2O8s Chestnut street.
gave dinner last night which was followed
by box party at the theatre.
Mrs. Henry B. Pancoast, her daughter. Mrs.
A r. Huey and son. Howell D. Pancoast, and
their families have returned to Torresdale after
a two months stay in Wildwood Crest
There will be a club dance at the Merton
Cricket Club on Saturday night of this week.
Mrs. Harold Gilingham will shortly issue
invitations for large debutante luncheon to
be given in honor OF her debutante daughter.
Miss Firth Harold Gillingham. at The Ark,
their attractive home on Price street, German
town. early in November. About 50 or 40 guests |
Will be present. Mrs. Gillingham will give a |
tea to introduce her daughter on Monday, |
November .
Henry L. Graham formerly of Germantown,
now resident of Riverside. Cal. announces
the engagement of his daughter. Marguerite
Graham. to James H. Wilson, of Phoenix
Arz, The wedding will take place In the
early autumn
Mr. and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower and their
daughters Miss Helen S. Tower and Miss
Gertrude Tower, who at The Homestead.
their summer home at Waterbury. N Y. are
expected to return to the city about the mid
die OF October.
MT and Mrs William NJ. Longstreth, who
nave been on automobile trip through New
ork State. stopping at Cooperstown for a
e" days, will return TO their home at Penn
ana Knox streets, Germantown. today. Their
laughter Miss Mildred Vincent Longstreth,
VIII be presented TO society later In the
eason.
Mr. and Mrs J. Warren Coulston. Jr., who
rave been taking short trips through the sum
her have returned to their apartments at the
'ttehhouse' where they will remain during the
winter
N'iss Mary Victoria Green. who is spending
oep'ember at the Delaware River Club, at
orresdaie, will entertain at dinner before tho
'1Hee TO be given there on Saturday. Septem-
r 'er 20 by committee composed of A b.
al'eheil' Joseph NJ Patterson and. 2d the
Walter L. FotteraII
hf, and Mrs. James Starr. who have been
nova Scotia for the past six weeks. will
e'uFh TO their residence on olney avenue.
germantown, tomorrow evening
AHe monthly dinner and meeting of the