Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-04
SOCIAL LIFE in AND ABOUT
PHILADELPHIA

MFRS. NATHAN A. TAYLOR, Of Efnemhelm.
IHl Chestnut HILL will give a luncheon in
honor Of her daughter, Miss Marjorie Taylor,
Wednesday. November Ii. Among the guests
invited Miss Dorothea Oberteuffer, Miss
Frances Stoughton, Miss M. Arrean Miller,
Miss Katharine Tenney, Miss Elinor Judd Bean,
Miss Ethel Hastings, Miss Mary Sheppard,
Miss Rachel Latta, Miss Katharine thinner
man Ogden, Miss Mildred Longstreth, Miss
jean Lille, Miss Marion Kingston, Miss Mary
Ballard Miss Mary Jones, Miss Edith Gilling-
ham, Miss Eleanore Blspham. Miss Isabel
Howell, Miss Esther Howell, Miss Mary Laird,
Miss Helena Robinson, Miss Gertrude Hollis,
Miss Christine REIN, Miss Dorothy Foltz, Miss
Janet Adamson, Miss Eleanor Watt, Miss Eliza
beth p. Dallas, Miss Elizabeth Smith. Miss
Isabel Rodgers. Miss Frances Coutts and Miss
Mabel Coutts, of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. william W. Filter have issued
invitations for a theatre party, to be followed
by supper at the Ritz Carlton, on Tuesday,
December l. in honor of Miss Frances Tyson,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. T. Melor Tyson.
Among those who will receive with Mrs
Tyson and Miss Tyson at the tea which they
will give Friday afternoon. November 13. at
their home, 1905 Spruce street, will be Miss
Grant, Miss Caroline Ives Brinton, Miss Anna
Blnney Brnton, Miss Kate Furness jayne
Miss Marjorie Paul Morris, Miss Dorothea
Oberteufter and Miss Elmer Judd Bean.
Mrs. Alexander p. Robinson has issued in
vtations for luncheon, to be given In honor
of her daughter, Miss Helena Robinson at
their home in Chestnut Hill, for Tuesday, No
Veruber "a Covers will be laid for 16 guests
who will all be of the debutante set.
Mrs. Langhorne Bullitt Dick has issued in
yitations for two luncheons in honor of her
guest, Miss Pelew, of New York. The first
luncheon will be given Sunday, November
8, and the second Wednesday, November H.
Covers will be laid for 10 guests at each
luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel F. Huston, of Drum
Moir, st. Martins, will give theatre
party to be followed by supper early in
December. in honor of Miss Edith II. Baily
debutanto daughter of Freuerlck l.. Baily, Of
Cloverton, Ardmore.
Invitations were received yesterday from Mr.
and Mrs. George Dallas Dixon for n dinner
dance to be given in honor of Miss Eugenia
Cassatt, daughter Of Mrs. Gardner Cassatt,
Wednesday night, November 20.
Mr.. and Mira. Clifford Wheaton Vaughan have
L. sd invitations for dance to be given at
their homo, % South 22d street, in honor of
Miss Katharine Ashhurst Bowie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Bayard Bowie, and Miss
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Joseph Leidy. Wednesday, December 9.
Cards have been issued by DIR. and Mrs. John
Cooke Hrst for a tea Wednesday. November
1S, at their home 1923 Pine street. from until
G o'clock. Mrs. Hlrst will be assisted by Mrs
Henry Lane Williams, Mrs. Thomas S. Stewart
Mrs. Robert Perry Cummins and Mrs. Alban
Eavenson, who will preside at the tea tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Flood, of Wayne
avenue and Hortter street, Germantown will
give dinner and dance Wednesday, November
Ii. at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, to intro
duce their daughter Miss Eleanor Flood. Those
receiving with Miss Flood will be Miss Eliza
beth Asbury. Miss Mildred Jack, Miss Catha-
rne Tyson. Miss Eleanor Edmonds. Miss Ruth
Jackson Miss Hollopeter, Miss Louise Nc
DoweIl, Miss Marion Moyne, Miss Beatrice
Flood.
Other guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Cox, King Allen William NTrltie
David Mckinley Frederick Leopold Harry
Rutterworth, William Franks. Godfrey Cox
Charles Spegel. Bromley Flood The table
decorations will be yellow chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves.
Miss Elizabeth Hazard Graft and Charles
Rutter Norris whose wedding takes place to-
morrow evening, will entertain their bridal
party at dinner tonight at the Aldlne Hotel.
Among the guests are Mrs. George Bliss Stew
art, Miss Grace Battles. Miss E. Irvine Graf
and Miss Mary II. Freeland,