Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17
SOCIETY'S DOINGS AT
HOME AND IN SUBURBS

,ANcE will be given in honor of Miss
a 9th Coke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
-, Rrinton Coke, of Penyn, by Mr.. and
-. Alexander Brown Coke, of Nawbeek, Paoli,
,,,rt,culturaI Hall on Friday night Decem-
u Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Coxe of Will
.,.,.oot, Farm, Malvern will give dinner
oo at their place in Malvern on Friday
night, october 2
1I,ss Coke will be introduced by her parents
reception which will be given at their
s,rtrv seat in Penllyn the afternoon OF oc-
-. IL and Mr.. and Mrs. Coke will give a
80 dance for their daughter at the Bellevue
on New Years eve.
Miss lean NJ Thompson daughter OF Mr.
., Mrs. Paul Thompson, will be much
...oa debutante this year. Miss Thompson is
,.,.or,e,v fair and vivacious and has been very
son,,ar in the younger set. Last year she
lnart the winter in Paris, where she attended
,f,,s Ferris School, together with Miss Elsa
,.,th daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w.
path who will also make her debut this sea-
- A number of entertainments have been
,,onned in honor of Miss Thompson. Her par
rts will give a tea to introduce her on the
afternoon of December 9. Her grandmother,
N,rs Rodman b. Ellison, will give dinner
dance in her honor October 16 at Linden Shade
T..r, Rrvn Mawr, and she will be guest Of
honor together with Miss Alice Thompson, at
= dance which will be given by Mrs w. Percy
Simpson, of Lynedock. overbrook, at the Merton
"a Golf Club the night of october 81.
N5rs Anthony Taylor and her granddaughter,
Misc Alice Taylor Wharton, who sailed for
t,urope last June expecting tos spend at least
=, year in Europe, we're able to reach Italy and
ohtained passage to sail from Genoa last Mon
sav They will reach Philadelphia the latter
part of next week.
Great interest is centred in the horse show,
which will open next Monday on the grounds
NJ the Bryn Mawr Polo Club and will last
through the week.
Among the boxhoders this year will be W.
Hjnckle Smith, Charles E. Coke, William L.
Austin A. w. Atkinson, Lewis II. Riley, Mrs.
D, Macleod, Mrs. William Disston. William
Townsend Wright, Walter S. Hallowell, Isaac
II. Clothier, Jr.. James Francis Sullivan, Ed
ward F. Beale, George D. Rosengarten. William
struthers Ellis, Mrs. Mahon Hutchinson, T.
Dewitt Cuyler, Mrs. J. N. Pew, Jr., Samuel D.
Riddle, Charles E. Mather, Victor c. Mather,
Charles Wheeler, Samuel M. Vauclain, DR..
George Fales Baker. Dr. Thomas G. Ashton,
Samuel NJ. Curwen, William ]. Clother Ed
ward T. Stotesbury, John r. Fell, r. Penn
Smith, Mrs. Horace Binney Hare, Harry A.
Berwind William du Pont Mrs. Benjamin F.
Clyde Henry Tatnall, Herbert Lloyd, s. B.
Smith, John w. Converse, George D. Widener,
Mrs. A. r. Coke, John r. Valentine, Mrs. Alex
ander Brown, Charles F. DaCosta, George H. |
Earle, Jr. Mrs. Fred w. Smith.
Mrs E. Burd Grubb, who is spending the |
summer with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Sopwith, |
in London, Eng, Is expected to return to this
country in October.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Crozier, who bought
the property 212S Locust street last spring. have
opened their house for the season. Mr.. Crozier
has purchased the adjoining lot between the
house owned by Frank Samuel and his own
property and it is understood will turn it into
a playground for his children, who are still
small.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Price wetherill, sr., who
have been spending fortnight with their
daughter, Mrs. C. shard-Smith, at Edge
water Park, have gone to White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va. for months stay. Mr.. and
Mrs, shillard-smith have gone to Atlantic City,
where they will spend two weeks at the Marl-
borough Blenheim
Mr. and Mrs Harry S. Ehret and Miss Ger
rude c. Carhart Ehret, of 1910 Pine street,
nave gone to Canada for months STAY
Dr. and Mrs. Elliston j. Morris, who have
0eeh spending the summer at Lake George
~ " viii return shortly to their home at 12s
south Eighteenth street
a camping party composed OF Clement Wood.
Auward Waters and Howard Wood has gone
o Fenobscot Bay. Me- for several weeks.
MI ana Mrs. Wilbur B. Topping, of the Bur-
ihgton Apartments. are spending the summer
u 'aFohha Lodge, Mr.. Toppings estate at
)xford. n. C.
IT. ana Mrs. Archibald G. Thomson who hay.
,ee" dii summer at their villa in Narragansett
S.' Will return shortly to their country place
" onesthut HILL Later they will move into
"eP nome at 10Th and Locust streets
ieiSohs In this city will be interested TO hear
"a' MI and Mrs. John Drexe. who have been
u 'ne war zone. have reached Vichy. Their
aushtei' Miss Alice Drexel, who has been In
'srihah!' Is reported on her way to Join her
arents '' ''
WIS Henry Clews who has been at the Ritz
"r'ton IN London, will sail for New York
ctober 3,
Mr. and Mrs George Fritz ChandIar who .,.
a'e''eu 10 reach home 7hortly were in Warsaw I
the time Of the war declaration and w.rs 7
Neeu 10 remain there more than ten days
siore they could obtain passports. I
MISS Ethel NJ. Huhn. who returned lately
ON London, is spending several weeks with S
sr father George A. Huhn, at his cottage
Nentnor v
Ni'ss Emily Dutilh, who spent the summer in {
ar Harbor has returned to the citv and onensd fl
inter- 0' '"S