Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-07

ried to Stanley Macdonald Smith, son OF Mrs.
L. Heber Smith, of 2O39 Walnut street, this city.
The ceremony will be performed at noon in st.
James Episcopal Church, Lancaster, by the
rector Of the church Mr.. Smith will have his
brother William Howard Smith, as best man,
and his ushers will be Henry Pepper Norris, Of
this city, and Franklin Bausman, Of Lancaster
After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Smith will
live in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e. Coale, of Torresdale,
will entertain at dinner on Monday night at
their home In honor of Miss Mae Patterson,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs, Henry ID. Patterson,
and Miss Martha whtmer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Forster Whtmer, who will
make her debut at a tea to be given on De-
cember 10, Miss Patterson, who is also debu-
tante of the season, will have no formal pres
entatlon. There win be informal dancing after
the dinner at Mr.. and Mrs. Coale's on Monday
night.
r. Rttenhouse Miller wiz, entertain at dinner
tonight before the dance which will be given at
the Philadelphia Cricket Club. His guests will
include Mr.. and Mrs Alexander wster Jr.; Mr.
and Mrs Churchill williams, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Earle White Mr. and Mrs Thomas E.
Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Schwartz, Jr.i
MIR and Mrs Walter NJ. Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Gates, Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Barker Mel
lor, Mrs Hodgkin, Mrs William Findlay Brown
and Dr. f. w. Thomas.
At the annual banquet and meeting of the
Savoy Opera Company. held Thursday eve
ming at the Orpheus Club rooms, the following
officers were elected for the coming year. j.
Normal Bail, president: George b. Morrel. vice
president Walter c. Neely, treasurer; Miss
Mildred S. Shattuck, secretary; Miss II len Gil
lette. Ashby Wallace and George Dallas Borda,
managers.
Mrs A. r. Macleod has opened her home in
st. Davids where she and her children will
spend the winter
MIR. and Mrs William C. Freeman. of Corn
wall, Lebanon, will entertain large house
party over the weekend The guests will be
Miss Jean Penn -Gaske Hancock, Miss Char
lotte NJ. Balm, Miss Alva Sergeant, Rodman
NJ. Wister, e. Baldwin Edwards, William N.
Edwards and Edwin NJ. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mexican, of Glencoe
House, Rosemont, will entertain in their box
at the opera on the opening night, November
"a. and later give a supper party for their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs Mexican will entertain
al dinner this evening at their Rosemont resi-
dence. Covers will be laid for 20. and the dec
orations will consist of chrysanthemums. Mrs.
William Lee, who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Mexican for several days, will re-
turn to her home in Baltimore next week
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holsman, who have been
occupying "In the Woods" the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blanchard Miles, at st.
David's, for the summer months. have returned
to their home in this city.
Another week OF gaety for the buds will
begin with Monday, when Miss Lucia Alice
Warden will be introduced at a tea which will
be given by her mother. Mrs Herbert Warden,
at the Acorn Club. Miss Alfalfa Hirst will
also be presented at tea by her aunt, Mrs.
Francis L. Patterson, at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club Monday afternoon. and DR..
and Mrs. George Fales Baker will entertain
in the evening in honor of Miss Margaret
Handy Burton at theatre party and supper
at the Bellevue-stratford
On Tuesday Miss Cornella Ledy will be the
guest OF honor at luncheon which will be
given by her aunt Mrs c. FNontaine-N1aury
Ledy, and Miss Jane Harding will be intro
duced at tea to be given by her mother,
Mrs. George J. Harding, at the Bellevue-strat
ford Gardens. In the evening Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Van Rensselaer, will give a dinner
dance for Miss Cordelia Bddle at their home
In Camp Hill.
There will be two luncheons on Wednesday;
Miss Mary Stuart Wurts and one by Mrs.
Nathan A. Taylor of Efnenhem. for Miss
Marjorie Taylor,
In the afternoon Miss Jean N, Thompson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thompson. OF
1916 De Lsncey street, will be presented at
tea and Miss Dorothea Deacon will be intro
duced by her parents at the Bellevue-Stratford.
In the evening Miss Eleanor Flood, Of Ger
mantown will be honor guest at dinner
dance which will be given by her parents at
the Germantown Cricket Club
Miss Cordelia Biddle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony ]. Drexel Biddle win be intro
duced at a tea by her parents Thursday after
and Miss Louisa Gibbons Davis will be
presented ~ her parents at tea at the Phil
adsphts oyekst Club In the morning Mrs.
Henry Hobart Brown viii give a debutante
luncheon in honor OF Miss Hope McMchael at
the Acorn Club, and that evening Miss Mar
garet Bsrwind will be entertained at dinner
by Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Yznaga Stewart.
on Friday DR.. and Mrs. T. AIellor Tyson will
present their daughter. Miss Frances Tyson, at
a tea at their home. 1905 Spruce street. and
Mrs. George Dlllwyn Parrish win give lunch
son at her home. sls South 10th street, in honor
OF Miss Mary Ballard In the evening Miss
Margot e. scuIl VIII be introduced at a dinner
lAAGS py AoE pdAeAtD at hAeA peAuNlLul Cgut~
tFy home in ovsrbroOk. Miss Isobel Milne
Rodgers viii be the only debutante to be pre-
scented Saturday. Her debut will take place
at the Theatre Helene, go South 2lst street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles custs Harrison will
give a hunt breakfast today at their home
Happy Creek Farm, in Devon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Custis Harrison. Jr.
win give a dinner OF Is covers In the evening
at their country home in villanoYa.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. Hayward Myers win give
a small dinner-danes tonight at their home