Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-17

Mrs. z. 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.. Crozer
has purchased the adjoining lot between the
house owned by Frank Samuel and his own
property and it is understood will turn 1t into
q playground for his children, who are still
small.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Price Wetherill, Sr. who
have been spending a fortnight with their
daughter Mrs. c. Shard-Smith, at Edge
water Park, have gone to White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, for n 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
trude c. Carhart Ehret, of 1910 Pine street,
have gone to Canada for a months stay
DR. and Mrs. Elliston j. Morris, who have
been spending the summer at Lake George
N Y, will return shortly to their home at 1913
South Eighteenth street.
camping party composed Of Clement Wood
EDWARD Waters and Howard Wood has gone
to Penobscot Bay, Me-. for several weeks.
MI ana Mrs Wilbur B. Topping, OF the Bur-
hngton Apartments. are spending the summer
at Carolina Lodge, Mr.. Toppings estate at
Oxford, n. c.
Dr. and Mrs. Archibald c. Thomson, who have
been all summer at their villa in Narragansett
f'er' VIII return shortly to their country place
IN chestnut Hill. Later they will move into
their home at 18th and Locust streets
Persons in this city will be interested to hear
tHat Mr.. and Mrs John DreXel who have been
N 'he war zone, have reached Vichy. Their
daughter Miss Alice Drexel, who has been in
Germany is reported as on her way to join her
parents.
Mrs' Henry Clews, who has been at the Ritz
carlton in London will sail for New Yorl,
October g.
Mr. and Mrs George Fritz Chandler, who are
expected TO reach home shortly, were In Warsaw |
at the time OF the declaration and were
Obliged to remain there more than ten days
Detore they could obtain passports
MISS Ethel NJ, HUM, who returned lately
Irom London, is spending several weeks with
hcr rather, George A. HUM, at his cottage
in Ventnor
MISS Emily Dutilh, who spent the summer in
naF Harbor, has returned to the city and opened
her house at Broad street near Spruce for the
winter
MISS Ruth Waters, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
u Jason Waters is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Alr' ana Mrs, A. Mercer Biddle at their home
In TOrresdale
Nlr and Mrs. William Howell will open their
mouse 100 South 23d street the first week in
October
Nlr ana Mrs. John Frederick Lewis will return
" tAe city about the middle OF next month and
VIII occupy their house 1914 Spruce street
Mrs Philip Leidy and Miss Gertrude Harwood
Leldy' who have been spending the summer
as the guests of Mr., and Mrs. VAIN Morgan
@huFchman at their cottage in Longport. have
returned to their apartments at the Gladstone!
NlF' and Mrs. John Scott Will return from
jamestown shortly and ail occupy their house,
''ol spruce street, for the season.
MISS Dorothy sproul and Henry j. Klaer.
whose wedding will take place October T. will
'e guests Of honor at a dance which will be
gwen by Miss Nella Wetherill, of Chester at
,ne Sprinshaven Country Club, Wednesday,
September 90.
MIS- Edward Atherton will return shortly to
hsr home at l25 South 23d street.