Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-18
DOINGS AT
HOME AND IN SUBURBS

r1rtSIY dinner dances at the various
w country clubs bid fair to be among the
nopular form of entertainment for the
,on and winter months
1on,gbt there will be dinner. followed by a
- at the Huntingdon Valley Club. Among
,~oso who have reserved tables are Mr.. and
Wv walter l.. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ.
LII. Edward r. Benson, Robert G. Hooper
and Archibald Hubbard.
,ortpnng Tuesday there will be the annual
- tournament called "Bertheyn," for Mr..
Da Mrs Caleb f. Fox's country place on the
oI1 york road ogontz. This affair will be
,n an lines similar to the tournament held
:, the p. A. B. widener place each year Most
- ,ba crack golf players will take part.
,,r, 1ohn Scott Jr., of the Gladstone, will
H., a email dance in honor Of Miss Dorothy
= ro,tz daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. j. Clinton
1,ouz, of Summit street and Bethlehem pike
C,hestnut Hill, who will be debutante OF the
season.
Afr and Mrs. II. II. Bayard Bowie. Of Mid
r,oods. West Sunset road, Chestnut Hill, have
tssued invitations for an at home to be given
IN honor of Miss Katharine Ashhurst Bowie
friday afternoon, October 8, from 4 until Z
o'clock. There will be dancing during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Gilbert Harvey, of The Gladstone, has
returned to town from Cape May, where she
snent the summer. Mrs. Harvey will have
her guest after September rs her brother, tho
Rev. Percy ]. Brown, canon of the Cathedral
Church. st. Louis, and formerly of st. Peters
Church in this city.
r. Nelson Buckley and Clarence X. Bawden
have returned to town after a motor trip along
the Jersey coast Mr.. Buckley has opened his
house at Erdenheim for the winter.
Mrs. George j. Harding and her son. George
J. Harding. returned yesterday to their home
at 22l5 Walnut street. Miss Jane Harding, who
will make her debut this season, was marooned
in Bordeaux at the outbreak of the war. After
many experiences, her uncle, Dr. Shackly, who
was in London, managed to go for her and
Miss Carey, who is travelling with her, and
they are now in London awaiting passage for
America
Mrs. Nelson Brown will entertai ninformally
tomorrow night at her cottage in Newport in
honor Of the Russian Ambassador and Madame
Ballhmeteff. Mrs. Brown has been occupying
one of the Pnar dcottages this season.
Mrs Georeg H. Earle has issued invitations
for a large debutante luncheon, which she
will give In honor OF her daughter, Miss Han
sell F. Earle, at their place in Bryn Mawr,
October l. All the ueDutanteS OF tHe season
will be included among the guests.
Mrs. Charles Howell, Miss Josephine Howell
and Miss Beatrice Howell, of Torresdale. who
have been motoring through New England on
their way from Northeast Harbor. where they
have been visiting Mrs G. Frederick Jordan,
will return to Torresdale next week. Mrs.
Howell and her daughters will move into town
about the end of November.
Iuh
early summer at their cottage in Beach Haven.
had intended going abroad for a stay of sew
erai months. Obliged to abandon their plans
owing TO the conditions, they spent the
last month travelling through New England.
passing several weeks In Northeast Harbor.
They returned yesterday to their house in
Cynwyd.
Mrs. William Disston, who has taken apart
ments at the Rttenhouse, Is spending the day |
In New York. Miss Pauline Disston. who will |
be debutante this winter, Ia visiting friends /
in Chestnut Hill.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur H. Lea entertained at |
dinner last night at the Mount Washington
Hotel in Breton Woods, N. H.
Miss Edith Pleasonton is spending six weeks
as the guest of Miss Kitty Barrett. at Fort
Henry Va. Miss Barrett is we'll known in the
younger set OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Townsend Wright and
their family. who have been spending the sum-
mer at Paul Smiths. in the Adirondacks have
returned to their residence on Church road,
ST. Davlds
MT and Mrs. Murdoch Kendrck. of Gulph
road STAFFORD. have gone to Chicago for a
stay of several weeks.
Mrs Morris l.. Clothier, who spent the sum-
H"r at Watch Hill, r. l., returned yesterday
% "Clairemont," her suburban home at Villa
nova
Major and Mrs. T. b. Baldwin, of Edgewater
PSrk' have returned from Jefferson. N. H.. and
Ire spending some time at the Hotel Denis.
Nuantic City. before opening their home, Gable
Halt.
MFs Henry W. Hall. OF Cynwyd. Pa. is pass
hE tho week as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
e GIL! at Edgewater Park.
MES Irene Cramp is spending several days
" LehoX, Mass, before returning to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peele. OF Wallngford,
a. VIII pass the winter at their new home
Il Edgewater Park.
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