Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-27


py persons from near and far, and which
VIII take place at Franklin Field tomorrow
afternoon. It will mean the bringing together
OF society folk from all parts OF the country,
from Washington Baltimore, New York, Bos-
ton and other large cities From washington
win come Secretary OF War Lindley Garri-
son who with his family will occupy box on
the Army side the Secretary of the Navy,
'osephus Daniels, viii occupy his box on the
opposite side of the field, and other members
OF the Cabinet and Army and Navy officers
VIII attend In numbers.
Seldom In the history of the city is there
such spectacle Of life, gaiety and general
4 iestivity TO be seen as that at Franklin Field
tomorrow afternoon, when the West Point
cadets in their blue gray coats, waving dark
blue' gray and yellow pennants, and the jolly
mlddies In their navy blue with their mega
phones tied with blue and gold file into their
places In the centre OF each stand, accompanied
by the bands. It is sight never to be for
gotten, and the singing OF the cadets the
one side of the gridlron and the mlddles on the
other will be small feature Of the after
Moons enjoyment.
Joseph c. Rosengarten will entertain men,
bers OF his family in his box; they will In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Rosengarten.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. sinnlclsson. Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph G. Rosengarten Miss sinnckson,
Miss Sarah C. Nelson and Harry E. Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. stotesbury will
tertain at buffet luncheon before the game
at their home, 1925 Walnut street. Their guests
will be debutantes of the
Box 70 will be occupied by Mayor Blanken-
burg and Mrs Blankenburg and DR.. and Mrs
J. William White.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Eugene Smith will en-
tertain at luncheon at the Bellevue-Stratford
before the game, their guests including Mrs
George v. Brown, Miss Emily Kenny of Balti-
more Miss Edith L. Smith, Miss Mary c.
Smith, Lieutenant l. Bllcott Brown, u. s. A;
Charles II. Smith, William Platt Pepper and
ROLAND NJ. Hunter. Following the game, they
will give an informal dinner at their home,
HOS Spruce street
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F. Houston, of Drum
Moir Chestnut Hill, will have family party.
Their guests will include DIR. and Mrs. Henry
Paul Brown Jr., Miss Margaret c. Houston,
Henry H. Houston, Cd, and Miss Charlotte
Harding Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Baker. of Mount Airy,
will also entertain a party which will include
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Jackson Baker, of Bal
tmore, Md; Mr.. and Mrs Adolph Zimmerman,
Of Atlantic City, and Miss Gladys Ridgely, of
Annapolis, Md. After the game Mr. and Mrs.
Baker will entertain at dinner at the Walton
and afterward they will attend the theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Gimbel will have a party
of friends in their box, and will entertain for
their guests after the game at dinner. The /
guests will include Mr. and Mrs Murray |
Guggenhelm, Miss Lucille Guggenheim and |
Frederick Gimbel. of New York, and Julius
ROsenwald of Chicago.
nd
Mrs. ]. Burton Muslin will be among those
who will lunch at the Union League before
the game
Mr. and Mrs, Edward Reynolds, OF 51S West
Clapier street. will have as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Powell, of Quincy, Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. Powell formerly lived in German
town. He is president of the Fall River Ship
building Corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lewis. 26 South 22d
street, will entertain at breakfast before the
game, In honor OF some of the out-of-town visi-
tors. Among those invited General Peter
d. Vroom, u. s. A.. retired; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
C. Adams Cedarhurst L. l.; Mr. Keene and
Miss Marguerite Barbour, Washington; Mr..
Otho Gushing. Mr., Philip Silliman, Miss Flor
ence Stillman and Miss Margaret Levy, New
York; Major Theodore Low, u s. NJ c.; Col
onel and Mrs. Radford, u. S. NJ. c.; Captain
Philip Brown, u, s. NJ. C. Some of the other
guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles p. Stokes
Dr. and Mrs. Warren Walker. Dr. Fairfax
Irwin, Miss Emily MeKeon Spencer BtcKeon
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Yorke Stevenson, Miss Mary
Victoria Green Harrison Smith, Miss Dorothy
Huey. Miss Amelia T. Putnam, Miss Alice Tay-
lor Wharton. Bromley Wharton Mrs. Robert
Downings, DR. Frank Dickson, Doctor Kalteyer,
Francis Kemble.
hTr aV,a kfra Mill |
tain at luncheon at the Bellevue-S -Stratford be-
fore the game Their guests will be General
and Mrs Sletz. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Town
send. Mr., and Mrs, William Townsend Elliott,
Mr., and Mrs. s. H. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Lester. Miss Lenore Mccall, Howard Mccall
and Joseph B. Mccall, Jr.
Another box party will be that given by Mr.
and Mrs George W. childs Drexel Their
guests win be Mr.. and Mrs Paul DenclLa Mills,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. leighton. John c.
Anderson and Livingstone L. BiddIs.
large party viii be entertained by the Rev
and Mrs. Clarence W. Bispham. The guests win
be Miss Ruth Wilson. daughter OF Captain VIII
son. u s. N, OF Washington Miss Dorothy Ma
son. daughter OF Admiral Mason. u S. NJ, OF
washington; Miss Belle Thompson. OF Baltimore,
ana Miss Eleanor Eyster. OF Charlottesville Va.
After the game Mr. and Mrs Bispham win en-
tertain number Of the naval officers and their
wives at their home. There win be informal
dancing and a bufret supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. MeNichol ana their
sons ana two daughters viii occupy their box.
A box viii be occupied by Thomas r. Logan,
who viii entertain Mrs. Mildred Drouet Ad-
miral and Mrs Mark Miss Dixon. OF Wash
ington; Mrs. Walter Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Coolidge. OF Boston; Stephen Nelson.
Bourne, John W. Dixon. OF New York. and
John W Van Dyke.