Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31
SOCIETY CELEBRATES
ALL HALLOW'S EVE
Debutantes, Married Set, Young and
Old, Will Masquerade in Weird Cos
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Opportunities for fun-making on All Hal
lows Eve are unlimited, and the occasion IN
variably brings forth many novel and inter-
esting entertainments.
The indefatigable and charming hosts, Mr..
and Mrs. william ]. Clothier, will give
supper tonight at Valley Hill farm, their
estate near Phoenixvfle, following the Picker
ing Hunt Club races, when the Main Line hunt
ing set will turn out in full force.
Probably the largest AFFAIR of It's kind viii
be the supper-dance, TO be given by MT. ana
Mrs Horace Eugene Smith for their daughters
Miss Mary c. Smith and Miss Edith T. Smith,
at "The Button" in Fairrnount Park. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith have given dance on Halloween
for several years past and the younger set, IN
Guiding debutantes OF this and previous years
look forward eagerly to the night
Among the guests will be Miss Katherine H.
Kremer Miss Edwinn Elkns Bruner Miss Alva
Sergeant, Miss Phoebe w. Adams, Miss Ellen
j. Sellers, Miss Marguerite t, Patterson, MISS
Mildred Lee, Miss Jane Harding, MISS anne
H. Spencer, Miss Christine Spencer, William
Platt Pepper, Roland NJ. Hunter, Ludwig o.
Lewis, NJ. Stevenson Easily Edwin NJ. Lewis
@. r. Sergeant, walter w. L. Fotteran, Daniel
l.. Hutchinson, Jr., Armitt Brown, William o.
Rowland. Caryl Wilcox, George Harding Rich-
e.
U. s. A.
Judge and Mrs. ]. willis Martin will give
country supper tonight at their Chestnut Hill
home for Miss Margaret Burton, the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Burton. The
guests will don farmers attire.
DR.. and Mrs. L. Foster jack who Will intro
duce their daughter Miss Mildred Marston
Jack, at tea this afternoon. will afterwards
take the receiving party with a few additional
guests out to the Merton Cricket Club for the
dance to be given there
Mr.. and Mrs. William A.. Lieber OF Bryn
Mawr, will give country dance at their
farm near Newtown Square
Most Of the country clubs will also give
dances for the members and their guests. For
the costume dinner-dance. which will be held
at the Huntington Valley Country Club,
number of tables have been reserved.
number OF dinners will precede the dance,
to be given by the Delaware River Club at
Torresdale and at the Old York Road Country
Club; also masked dance will be given, under
the direction of Miss Hannah Comfy, Miss
Emma Comfy and George A. slifer
Failing as 1t does on Saturday night, Hal
loween will be most propitlous time for en-
tertaining among the younger school set, and
It is difficult to find boy girl who has not
been hidden to at least party.
LIT. and MIS-. norton boWnS Will enteTtalI
for their children at their country place at
Three Tuns. Mrs. Robert E. Glendlnnlng will
give a party for her young daughter. Miss
Mary Glendinning, at The Squirrels her homo
in Chestnut Hill; Mr and Mrs. Joseph A.
Janney, Jr., OF Chestnut Hill. will also enter
tain for their daughters Miss Alice Janney
and Miss Meta Janney. and Mr.. and Mrs Henry
8. Grove, OF Germantown will give an affair
for their grandchildren, Miss Helen Grove and
Billy Grove. Another small hostess will be
Miss Alma wanamaker, daughter OF Mrs Will
lam H. wanamaker, Jr., Of Merton, whose
guests will appear in fancy costume.
chdrens party will also be given by
Mrs. Edward Norris, Of Chestnut Hill. for her
small daughter Miss Emma Biddle Norris. The
guests will include Miss Dorothy Logan. Miss
Elizabeth Logan, Miss Margaretta Dixon, Miss
Dorothy Fagan, Miss Adele Fagan. Miss
Dorothy Cramp. Miss Lillian Ferguson. Joseph
Wainwright. Frank Norris. Henry Pratt, Henry
Norris and William Norris.