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

pentamin Il. Reath, who with their children,
,t,ss Alberta Pancoast Roath and Joseph Pen-
coast Reath, have been spending the past three
..ars IN switzerland and Paris Doctor and
Mrs. Reath will occupy their house 1911 Walnut
.,.oot which was rented last year by Mr. and
Atrs J. Theodore Marshall.
Mrs. Reath was Miss Florence Pancoast, a
so,ebter Of Mrs. Albert Pancoast and sister
~ Mrs Joseph f. Widener, of Elkins Park.
,,,s A C;aresche Norris and her little daugh-
.or Miss Elizabeth Norris, have returned to
,no cty after a summer spent i'm Cape May and
ho pooono Mountains. Mrs. Norris will re-
in here until some time in october, when
.ho will sail for Cuba and will spend the
inter with her mother Mrs. Augustus Will
,or. who is living In Havana.
Miss Helen Gleason, of 2oS9 Chestnut street.
cave a dinner last night which was followed
bv A box party at the theatre.
,rrs Henry B Pancoast, her daughter, Mrs
. n. ITucv and son, Howell d. Pancoast. and
tbsir families have returned to Torrcsdale after
=. two months stay in Wildwood Crest
There will be a club dance at the Merton
Cricket Club on Saturday night of this week.
Mira Harold Gingham will shortly issue
,ryitations for a large debutante luncheon TO
piNen IN nOnOT VI I'l ucUuldHle uduBnleT,
Miss Firth Harold Gillingham. at The Ark,
their attractive home on Price street, German
town. early in November, About IS or 40 guests
will, be present Mrs. Gillingham will give a
tea to introduce her daughter Monday,
November .
Henry L. Graham formerly OF Germantown,
now a resident of Riverside, Cal, announces
the engagement of his daughter. Marguerite
a., Ion nf
Ariz The wedding will take place in the
early autumn
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlemasne Tower and their
daughters Miss Helen S. Tower and Miss
Gertrude Tower, who are at The Homestead,
their summer home at Waterbury, N Y, are
expected to return to the city about the mid
die Of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ, Lonsstrcth, who
have been on an automobile trip through New
York State stopping at cooperstown for a
few days, will return to their home at Penn
and Knox streets, Germantown, today. Their
daughter, Miss Mildred Vincent Longstreth
will be presented to society later in thel
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Warren Coulston, Jr., who
have been taking short trips through the sum-
mer, have returned to their apartments at the
RIttcnhousc where they will remain during the
winter.
Miss Mary Victoria Green who is spending
September at the Delaware River Club at
Torresdale, will entertain at dinner before the
dance TO be given there Saturday, Septom-
her 26, by q committee composed of A. b.
Mitchell Joseph NJ. Patterson and, I'd the
Walter L. Fotterall.
Mr. and Mrs. James Starr, who have been
in Nova Scotia for the past six weeks will
return to their residence on Olncy a'enue,
Germantown, tomorrow evening
The monthly dinner and meeting II the |
board of directors of the Philmont oountry |
Club will occur at the club this evcng.
Friends of Miss Harriet Weed Reng, of |
lllS Spruce street. will be glad to hea of her |
safe return from London, where she ws forced
to remain for several weeks on accout of the
present trouble in Europe.
MIS- l." A. Rowan and her daunters. of
lzzS Spruce street, have returned to 5wn after
spending the summer at Haverford
The regular Tuesday afternoon tas, which
are held at the Ladies' Clubhouse Mannheim,
have been resumed for the fall. nd yester-
day afternoon was marked by a,te large
attendance.
Mrs James Francis Sullivan, Mss Frances
Livingston Sullivan and Miss Let Livingston
OF this week and will return to aer house in
Hadnor for the fall season Nj Sullivan re-
turned several weeks ago. Mr.ind Mrs. Sui
livan will entertain extensiyel, duriag the
Horse show in their box
Mrs Joseph Leidy and Miss ornelia Leidy,
VINO have been in Maine durig the warm
weather have Joined Doctor eidy in Mar
fasansett Pier. They will openthcir house in
PenIyn shortly, where they wi remain until
iate IN November or early Icember, when
'"ey VIII move into their tow house at 1919
Locust street. DR.. and Mrs. 4eldy will give
large dinner dance in honorof their daugh-
Ter the night of January /.
PERSONS in this city and Nv York will be
interested in the wedding OF 1ss Agnes Girls
N'm Landon. daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Henry
mutton Landon, of New Nrk. and Moses
I"Elor fyn" Jr., son of Mr.and Mrs. Moses
ISy'or Pyne, of Princeton md New York
me marriage will take placen the Church OF
o. Bartholomew. New Yorl city, the after
'''" or october 90 Mr. Pye, whose mother
was Miss Eta Stockton, @ Trenton, has a
humber OF relatives in this dy, and has often
visited here
Inc Countess Won Holnsta and Miss Robe
fon VIII" have been motdng through New
england ARE stopping in Lenox for few
days.
MISS Mary Norris Coehra will return to her
nome at lSl South 22d stIst about the middle
Of October.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Paul Baily, Miss
FRANCES West Baily and Theodore l.. Baily
,''"i~ed today from Ba Head where they
nave neeh spending the immer Mt their cot
,aFe on Tho ocean front. The engagement of
'''sS Ha''y to Joseph Bmard Keen was an
bounced in the spring.
''F8 h'r"'hy Hamell, the Blenheim who
5'0Fl'ed from Europe saurdc, is spending