Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
IN SOCfE En- Y

MI ,,r and Mrs William Byrd Page, Of Chest
Az ,,u, will, be introduced to society at a large
h htcb will be given in her honor by her
u s,otber. s. Davis Page. and her aunt, Mrs.
81 large. at their country place, Summer
., m drawers Lane, Chestnut Hill, the
,aernoon Of october i'
,.-nr,er Crest is particularly we'll adapted for
snt.of-doors affair. The lovely old-fashioned
SUI. hos a. background Of tall shady trees and
n.. MD at the top Of long sloping lawn. A
''.o- ~ AFFAIRS have been planned for Miss
n.,s who is extremely popular with the
..roer set Among other entertainments to
~ r,ven in her honor will be dance which
an bs given during the Easter holidays by
her parents
u.s r. H. @. sharpiess, OF Laburnums, Chs-
49, t,uis will give an informal at home on Octo-
& S.r % to meet her granddaughter. Miss Hem
.o,ta Howard sturgis, debutante daughter Of
A., Robert sturgis of New York. Mrs stur-
u, u,,, introduce her daughter at a tea at
che Colony Club, New York, on December 4.
~ Richard F1avel Woods, Malcolm Lloyd and
,, sister Miss Esther Lloyd who left town in
,hs early spring to travel through Europe. were
H. CT Petersburg at the time the broke
-, They managed to cross to Christiana, and
,hsr across the North Sea to Edinburgh, from
rhsre they pushed to London. and sailed
last week on the Carpathia
DR. Charles d. Hart was to have been one
=, the party, but, fortunately for him.
ob,,ped to give UP the trip, which instead OF
hsnp three months pleasure affair. proved
an extremely dangerous and anxious ex-
penence
A number of Phlladelphians attended the
redding of Miss Sarah S. Morgan daughter Of
Julius Morgan and niece of the late j. Pier
mont Morgan, and Henry Gardiner. of Boston,
which took place Saturday in Trinity Church.
Princeton The ceremony followed by a
large reception at Constitution Hall the home
NJ the brides parents. Among the Philadel-
phians who attended the wedding Mr..
and Mrs Bayard Henry, Miss Anna Warren |
1ngersoll Harry Ingersoll, Edward r. Stoever, |
Norman s. Mackie and his fiancee, Miss Marion |
Mckinley Of Pittsburgh. Other persons from |
New York included John Morgan Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Taylor Pyne, Professor and Mrs Os- |
burn and Samuel FELTON,, the latter formerly |
OF Hayerford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Rittenhouse, of Harris
burg, Pa. formerly of this city, are receiv-
Ing congratulations the birth of daughter,
born September 7. Mrs. Rttenhouse will be
remembered as Miss Anne Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel X. Reeves. who spent
some time last week in Atlantic City, have
returned to their home in Meadowbrook, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Lewis. Jr., of 1000
spruc street, who, since their return from
Europe, have been visiting their daughter. Mrs.
william Roberts Howell, at her cottage in
Cape May. will return to town accompanied by
Mrs Howell and her children next week Mrs
Hnun I,vilI tha vii Mt her
Mr. and Mrs John w Converse who spent
the summer in Narragansett Pier. have re-
turned to their home in Rosemont. Later they
will into their town house Ritten-
house Square
Mr and Mrs. S. Franklin Sharpless who have
been In Europe for the last year. will return
TO this country In few weeks and will occupy
their home on Walnut street Nineteenth
during the winter Mrs. sharpless. before her
marriage a little more than year ago.
Miss Elizabeth Mexican Rhodes a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Mauran Rhodes. of Glenn
road. Ardmore.
Among those noted last week at Atlantic City
were Judge Ralston, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Howard
Pancoast. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ross Smith and
Mrs Albert Pancoast.
Mrs, Henry d. Patterson and her daughter
Miss Mae d. Patterson. of Torresdale. are
spending several weeks in Mt Eiineo, Me. Miss
Patterson will be among the debutantes of this
season.
Edward Bell Miss Laura Bell and Miss
Emily Bell, of li-S Spruce street. who have been
marooned in Europe since the outbreak of the
war are in Holland at present and expect to
call on the Noordam September %, s
Miss Helen Duer Walker has returned after
motor trip through New England on the trip ,
Ihe was the guest Of Miss George NJ. Eaton, OF ,
Lancaster. N. II, Miss Walker has taken an
apartment at the College Club for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb ]. Milne and Caleb ]. ;
Milne Jr.. of this city. spending several 8
days in stockbridge Mass. 6
Mrs l.. K, Lewis. Frederick Lewis and I
Henry g, Lewis. of this city. who are at pres
sht motoring through New England spent yes ,
tsrday in Rutland. Vt.
Mr. and Mrs T. Williamson Roberts will =
leave Yor Harhor September "a and will very
sooh Nmoye into their house, lTlS Locust street.
tor the winter. n
Mrs Graham Spencer Miss Agnes NJ. b
spencer, Miss Ann r. Spencer and Miss Chris
Hhel Spencer, who have been spending some | \
'fEllh Bermuda have returned to Philadel- +
{. a'a tiis year, and have taken apartments \
= he Maidstone, 1897 Spruce street for the
"n'eer' Miss Christine Spencer will be a
oeou'ante of this season j
A's Edna Tatnau Warner is the guest for
: : o''hsht OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Salisbury
NJ NJ heir summer home 2s jackson place Cape .
10y Alr' and Mrs Salisbury are entertain A
As aua''ional guests over the weekend. who
Vssle VVoiude Mr and Mrs. Victor DUPONT and Miss W
S9se carpenter. OF Wilmington. Z,
" ohner followed by dance was given Sat
.'usS night at the new Torresdale Golf Club. II
.sl''ns 'hose who entertained at dinner before
e uance We're Mr.. and Mrs Thomas e Cnala ~