Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
IN SOCY TY

q EIss ISABEL wURTs PAGE. daughter 10
IW Mr. and Mrs william Byrd Page, OF Cheat
ant Hill will be introduced to society at a latg
tea which will be given in her honor by he
father, g. Davis Page, and her aunt Mrs
rsnes Large, at their country place. sumihe
crest, on Gravers Lane, Chestnut Hill tn,
afternoon Of october 81.
Summer Crest is particularly well adapted FOL
an out doors affair. The lovely old-fsshioned
house has background OF tall shady trees and
stands at the top of long slopins lawn
number of affairs have been planned for Miss
Page who is extremely popular with the
Younger set. Among other entertainments TO
he given In her honor will be dance. which
will be given during the Easter holidays by
her parents.
Mrs II. H. C. sharpless, of Laburnums, Chel-
ten nils, will give informal at home octo-
Der 80 to meet her granddaughter, Miss Hen
rietta Howard sturgis debutsnte daughter Of
Mrs Robert Sturss. OF New York. Mrs. stur-
sis will introduce her daughter at tea at
the Colony Club, New York, on December l.
rr Richard F1avel Woods, Malcolm Lloyd ana
his sister, Miss Esther Lloyd, who left town in
the early spring to travel through Europe, we're
in st. Petersburg at the time the war broke
out They mana ged to cross to Christiana and
then across the North Sea to Edinburgh, from
where they pushed to London, and sailed
last week on the Carpathia.
Dr. Charles d. Hart to have been ons
OF the party, but fortunately for him, was
obliged TO give up the trip, which instead OF
being three months pleasure affair. proved
an extremely dangerous and anxious ex-
perence.
A number of Phadelphans attended the
wedding OF Miss Sarah S. Morgan. daughter of
Julius Morgan and niece of the late j. PieI~
pont Morgan. and Henry Gardiner. of Boston,
which took place Saturday in Trinity Churcn
Princeton The ceremony followed by a
large reception at Constitution Hall tho home
Of the brides parents Among the Philadel-
phians who attended the wedding were MI
and Mrs Bayard Henry, Miss Anna Warren
1rgcrsoll, Harry Ingersoll, Edward II. stoever,
Norman $. Macie and his lancee, Miss Marion
Mckinley. Of Pittsburgh. Other persons from
New York included John Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Taylor Pyne, Professor and Mrs Os-
burn and Samuel FELTON,, the latter formerly
OF Haverford
Mr.. and Mrs Henry l.. Rittenhouse Of Harris
burs, Pa formerly of this city, are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of daughter,
born September T. Mrs. Rittenhouse will be
remembered as MISS Anne COCKTAIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel X. Reeves, who spent
some time last week in Atlantic city, have
returned to their home in Meadowbrook, F7.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Lewis. Jr, Of 1000
spruc street who. since their return from
Europe, have been visiting their daughter Mrs
William Roberts Howell at her cottage in
Cape May will return to town accompanied by
Mrs. Howell and her children next week Mrs
.i,,to ,,tI, bnV
Mr. and Mrs John W. Converse. who spent
the summer in Narragansett Pier, have re-
turned to their home in Rosemont Lat" they
will move into their town house on Kitten
house Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Franklin Sharpless VINO Iave
been in Europe for the last year win return
TO this country in few weeks, and will occupy
their home on Walnut street near Nineteenth
durlns the winter Mrs. shorpless bsfor her
marriage little more than year aao. was
Miss Elizabeth McKean Rhodes. daughter %,
Mr., and Mrs. James Mauran Rhodes Glenn
road, Ardmorc.
Among those noted last week a Az suts city |
were Judge Ralston. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Toward
Pancoast. MI aud Mrs. c. Ross Smith and
AIRS. Albert Pancoast.
Mrs Henry u. Patterson and he lghter,
Miss Mac d. Patterson, of Tore e, are
spending several weeks in Mt. hnc'. DO. Miss
Patterson will be among the doout of This
season.
Edward Bell, Miss Laura Ho. nd Miss
Emily Bell. of l4iS Spruce stree, wao b ave been
marooned in Europe since the or'ur'ft OF the |
war, are in Holland at preseD' AM. %pect 10 |
sail on the Noordam september g
Miss Helen Duer Walker has retugned arte? |
motor trip through New England ON the trip !
She was the guest of Miss Georgc NJ. Eaton, "t |
Lancaster, y II. Miss Walker has aiken an
apartment at the College Club FOR tho winter
Nr. and Mrs Caleb J. Milne ana Taleb J. J
Milne, Jr, OF this city, arc spendlns several
days in Stocibridee. Mass
Mrs, J.. X. Lewis, Frederick Lewis and
Henry G. Lewis, of this city, who are o. r-
'nt motoring through New England rr"r H.--
terday in Rutland. VT
Nh, and Mrs T. Wiliansoa Etua..- ia
leave Yor Harbor September a ar' sill. Try
soon Nmove into their house l.ii Lo,ust street,
for the winter
Ms. Graham Spencer. Miss Agnes VI.
Spencer. Miss Ann II, Spencer and Miss Chris
tine Spencer. who have been spending some
time in Bermuda, have returned 10 Philsdel-
phia this year, and have taken apartments
al the Maidstone 1897 Spruce st.rar for the
winter. Miss Christine Spencer EIl b. a
dsbutane OF this season.
Miss Edna Tatnau Warner be- uest for
fortnight of Mr., and Mrs. Jam salisbury
l their summer home 9s Jackso. place cape
May. Mr. and Mrs. SsulsbuB entertain
inE additional guests the ~ k-eud. who
include AIr and Mrs. Victor cuI.lt and Miss
Aadge Carpenter, OF Wilmington.
dinner followed by dance " IS gwen Sat
urday night at the new Tousso Golf Club.