Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-19
sOCIETY'S DOINGS AT
HOME AND IN SUBURBS


M %,.,,, =, Media. Pa, announce the en-
lNA Of their daughter. Miss Arabeha
gase"' soo,t TO Allen Hunter, Jr., son of Mr.
Moii Aran Hunter, of Chestnut Hill.
ana w.. 80. has been set for the wedding.
Nv ,.,,o,s have been sent out by the Race
,,too NJ the Whtemarsh Hunt Club for
oo''. .,,oon TO be given at the clubhouse Satur-
i"'' ootober g. before the races. The guests
oay' s,,,de owners of horses entered in the
VIZ" aud stewards, Judges and other officials
NJ the race meeting
s.,ora1 four-in-hand coaches VIII be driven
,,a races. including those OF Edward B.
II Frederic Strawbridge, Captain Il. b.
1aasott and r. Nelson Buckley
|"os., u, those who have already reserved park
anoces are Edward D. Toland, G. Bradford
ra,, @ Edwin N. Benson, Jr., Stevenson
l,.a,hors James G. Leiper, Jr Miss Emily
,,..otov T. Stanley Reeve, Jesse Williamson,
-, contain e. 3. Cassatt, Mrs. H. Howard
r,,,,on IT., James w. Cookie F. S. Whitaker,
,,oustus 3. stoughton, Daniel d. Wentz, John
:, packard Sd, Mrs. Arthur Blddle, Fred
Il ..,o II. strawbridge, Clement N. Williams,
nobert X Cassatt, George F. Tyler, William
~ Ellis Henry Frazier Harris, Theodore C.
voorhees,. r. NJ Cadwalader Hamilton Dsston,
,v,,ism G. Warden and r. Nelson Buckley.
The Huntingdon Valley Club will give din
nor dance tonight at the club house. A dinner
dance was given last night also, which was
very well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Howard, who are at
Arobleslde. their summer home at Bar Harbor
Me-. will return to Merton on Monday.
Mrs j. A. johnson, who has spent the sum-
NOR abroad is now at the Bellevue-Stratford for
a short stay. She will return to her home in
virginia next week.
Mr. and Mrs j. c. Megargee, who have been
sending the summer at the seashore, have
taken apartments at the Rittenhouse Hotel for
the winter Admiral and Mrs. w. P. Harris are
also at this hotel
Mr. and Mrs. George Breed, of 6220 Wayne
avenue gave an informal dance for the younger
get last night at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
One hundred and twenty-five guests attended.
Mrs Z. d. Blair who has spent several weeks
At Fishers Island. has returned to her home
on Lovers lane, at Edgewater Park, N. ].
Mrs Henry Lewis Wood, of williamsburg
Va is the guest of her mother, Mrs. David
Smith, at her home, The Appleton, at Edge
water Park.
. Miss Marion H. Cresswell, of Edgewater
Park n. j., is the guest of Mrs. Worthington
Scranton at 300 Monroe street, Scranton, Pa,
during the tennis tournament at the Scranton
Country Club.
Samuel b. Echkert, Jr., whose marriage to
Miss Agnes Musser will take place next Sat-
urday in Dorset, VT, will entertain his ushers
at the Racquet Club tonight
Mrs. j. Lewis Grocer, of Braeslde, Upland,
Pa has returned from a motor trip through
New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury will give
dance in honor of Miss Cordelia Biddle the
night Of December % Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ].
Drexcl Biddle will give dance for their
daughter January Z
The engagement of Miss Dabney Maury Hal
sey daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Halsey,
and Harrison Crukshauk, of Wilmington. Del,
has been announced The marriage will take
place early in the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel P. Wetherll, of Wynne-
wood will leave on Tuesday with Mr.. Wetherills
father W. II. Wetherill. for trip along the
Hudson River Mr. and Mrs Abel Wetherill
after their return to Wynnewood will again
start on a trip for Louisville Ky. October 4.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Elizabeth Put |
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Putnam.
Of 1926 Spruce street this city, and Seaton |
Schroeder, Jr., took place today in Grace |
Church. Waterville, N Y, where the Putnams
have their country place.
The Misses Walton, of Drexel HILL Delaware |
County, entertained at marshmallow roast on
Thursday evening in the woods near their home.
An informal dance in the house followed the |
roast About forty guests were present. among |
whom We're the following Philadelphans: The
Misses Durang. the Misses Loughlin. Miss Nc
Culough Miss Aimee Junker, Miss Helen
Moore and Messrs. Keely. Jackson Blank Will
lam d, Loughn Joseph Creamer, Herman
Junker, Charles Towne and William Stanton