Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

MFRS. WILLIAM e. GOODMAN has issued
lVl invitations for bridge party, to be
given the afternoon of October 6, to meet her
sister, Mrs. Joseph W. Wear. who is living in
Chestnut Hill this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tatnall, accompanied
by their son-ln-aw and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Tatnall Jr., and Miss Mildred w.
Lee left on Friday in their private car for
Dorset. VT where they attended the wedding
of MIR. aud Mrs Samuel b. Eckert Jr which
took place there Saturday.
Mrs Eckcrt was Miss Agnes Musser, of this
city
Among the seasons debutantes will be Miss
Helena S. Robinson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander L. Robinson Miss Robinson and
her parents are at present in Europe. They
will sail for home October l, and will live in
Chestnut Hill. William Robinson, a brother
of Miss Robinson, who arrived from Europe
several weeks ago. left on Sunday, together
with Richard Harte, Jr,. for Harvard Cam
bridge, Mass,
Tho annual invitation tennis tournament held
at the Huntingdon Valley Country Club, Noble,
last week, ended yesterday. Some very brill
liant tennis witnessed by an enthusiastic
gallery of prominent society people Among
the local experts taking part were William j.
Clothior, Wallace f. Johnson, Richard Harte
Jr., Alexander ID. Thayer, DIR. Il. b. Dewhurst
and several wel-known players from Boston
and New York,
Among those noticed watching the matches
were Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Rush, Mrs Percy
Madeira Mr.. and Mrs. Gipn Lowering. Mr.
and Mrs, Francois de St, Phale. Mrs. Writ
Thompson Mr. and Mrs Casper Morris Wis
MIR | Mr.
Mrs. John c. Gilpin, Mr. and Mrs Harold $,
Cross, Miss Dorothy Disston. Mrs Alan Reed,
Mrs. Norton Fettcrolf and Mrs. L, b. Dew
hurst.
George Harrison Frazier entertained satur-
IA" night at dinner in honor of the tennis
players who took part in the tournament.
Covers were laid for ten.
Herman A. Lewis and Miss Barbara c,
Lewis, who have been motoring through New
England, have been stopping in LenoX for
several days, Mr.. Lewis and his daughter
will leave today for their home in Chestnut
Hill.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward X. Sparks and their
son, @, Aplm Sparks, who have been spending
the summer in Cape May, returned to their
home, IN South sd street, today,
Mrs Charles r. Cresswell, of this city is
'''''"lh- d ltW d0NS IN l-enoN beTOTe returns
ln- to her home 2l22 Locust street,
Mrs Ida French Grafr and her granddaush-
ter Mrs. French, have returned TO their home
uN Pine street from Lake George and Sara
toea
Caleb Fox, Jr., Harry Drayton, William H.
Fow"il "a, James Spear and A. Mercer Biddle
Jr have gone a ten days hunting trip 10
JackHan, Me.
Mr. ana Mrs, Rodney King, who have been
h'Ins in Bala, have taken apartments at the
Coronado for the winter
Mrs Florence O.NeH and her daughter Miss
Lusenle oNeiI of Pittsburgh, spending
several days at the Lincoln. Miss O'Neu is a
frequent visitor to this city, where she has
'oen the guest Of Miss Josephine Cooke.
Nrs w. B. Caperton, wife Of Rear Admiral
rapeflon' and their daughter. Miss Marguerite
Naperton' will leave Newport Wednesday
ana return to this city. They will spend the
winter at the Rittenhouse.
Friends Of Mrs Robert II. Hinckey, of 1886
Sou'h Sixteenth street. will regret to know OF
N'f very serious illness at her summer home
at swarthmore.
aFs' Thomas Dolan and Miss Sarah polan,