Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-16
SOCIAL LIFE IN CITY
AND NEARBY TOWNS

loniamin B Reath, who, with their children.
,tss Alberta Pancoast Reath and Joseph PAN
ooost Reath, have been spending the past three
,o,rs in switzerland and Paris. Doctor and
,fre Reath will occupy their house 1911 Walnut
.,..,t which was rented last year by Mr.. and
Mrs J. Theodore Marshall
,trs Reath was Miss Florence Pancoast, a
douphter of Mrs Albert Pancoast and sister
=, Mrs. Joseph E. Widenor, of Elkns Park
,trs 4 Ciarcsche Norris and her little daugh-
,or Miss Elizabeth Norris, have returned to
,be city after a summer spent In Cape May and
tbo pocono Mountains. Mrs Norris Will re-
ir here until some time in October when
sbc will sail for cuba and will spend the
,,r,,er with her mother Mrs. Augustus WI
son, who is living in Havana.
Miss Helen Gleason of 2O33 Chestnut street,
gave a dinner last night which was followed
bv a box party at the theatre.
Mrs Henry Il. Pancoast, her daughter, Mrs.
r. lruey and son, Howell D. Pancoest, and
their families have returned to Torresdale after
Il two months stay in Wildwood Crest
There will be club dance at the Merton
Cricket club ON Saturday night of this week
Mrs Harold Gillingham will shortly issue
Invitations for large debutantc luncheon to
he given in honor of her debutanto daughter,
Miss Firth Harold Gillingham, at The Ark
their attractive home on Price street, German
TOWN. early in November About 80 or 40 guests
will be present. Mrs Gillngham will give a
tea to introduce her daughter on Monday
November g
Henry l.. Graham, formerly of Germantown,
now a resident of Riverside, Cal, announces
the engagement of his daughter Marguerite
Graham, to James II. Wilson, of Phoenix
Ariz The wedding will take place in the
early autumn.
Mr. and Mrs Charlemagne Tower and their
daughters Miss Helen S. Tower and Miss
Gertrude Tower, who are at The Homestead,
their summer home at Waterbury. N. Y, are
expected to return to the city about the mid
die of October.
Mr. and Mrs William NJ. Longstreth, who
have been automobile trip through New
York State, stopping at Cooperstown for a
few days, will return to their home at Penn
and Knox streets Germantown today Their
daughter, Miss Mildred Vincent Longstrcth,
will be presented to society later in the
season
Mr. and Mrs J. Warren Coulston. Jr who
have been taking short trips through The sum-
mer have returned to their apartments at the
Rttcuhousc, where they will remain during the
winter.
Miss Mary Victoria Green, who is spending
September at the Delaware River Club at
Torrcsdalc. will entertain at dinner before the
dance to be given there on Saturday, Scptem-
ber p, by a committee composed of A. b.
Mitchell Joseph NJ Patterson and I'd the
Walter l.. Fottcrall.
Mr., and Mrs. James Starr, who have been
in Nova Scotia for the past six weeks will
return to their residence on Olney avenue
Germantown, tomorrow evening.
The monthly dinner and meeting of the
board of directors of the Philmont Country
Club will occur at the club this evening
Friends Of Miss Harriet Weed Rcmig of
1il3 Spruce street, will be glad to hear of her
safe return from London where she was forced
to remain for several weeks on account of the
present trouble in Europe.
Mrs l.. A. Rowan and her daughters of
l2-S Spruce street. have returned to town after
spending the summer at Haverford
Ihe regular Tuesday afternoon teas which
are held at the Ladies' Clubhouse Mannheim,
nave h"en resumed for the fall, and yester-
uay afternoon was marked by quite large
attendance.
MIS-. James Francis Sullivan. Miss Frances
Livingston Sullivan and Miss Leta Livingston
sullivan Will leave Narragansett Pier the end
Of this week and will return to their house in
hadh"T for the fall season. Mr.. Sullivan re-
turned several weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs Sui
hVan VIII entertain extensively during tho
Horse show, in their box
MIs' Joseph Leidy and Miss Cornelia Leidy.
VINO h1Vo been in Maine during the warm
"'"'''r nave Joined Doctor Leidy in Mar
rasansott Pier. They will omen their house in
fehIFn shortly where they will remain until |
'u'e lh November or early December when !
int, tl,.i,
Locust street. Dr. and Mrs. LeIdy will give |
large dinner dance in honor of their daugh-
yer The night of January l.
i'r7ons m this city and New York will be
interested in the wedding of Miss Agnes Girls
void Lanion. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
mutton landon, of New York and Moses
l''''F Tyne, Jr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
l"yior Pyno, Of Princeton and New York
,'' marriage Will take place in the Church of
~ bartholomew New York city the after
"''" "' october 20. Mr.. Pyne whose mother
was MISS i'tta stockton Of Trenton. has
hummer OF relatives in this city, and has often
visited hero
''' countess Won Holnstcin and Miss Robe
son. who have been oIring through New
days ~"
MISS Mary Norris Cochran will return to her
',,''e "t III South 22d street about the middle
Of October "''''''e
and Mrs. Henry Paul BaIy, Miss
''nctS West Baily and Theodore L.. Baily
'"'"'a today from Bay Head. where they
,''' oe"n spending the summer at their cot
49, On the ocean front The engagement of
'''sS haiiy to Joseph Bernard Keen was an
"1un''d in the spring
,'SS Dorothy Hamell of the Blcnhoim who
"'u uea from Europe Saturday, is spending a