Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-10
SOCIAL LIFE In AND ABOUT
PHILADELPHIA

A DEBUTANTE for whom a number of af-
n fairs will be given will be Miss May Brn-
ton, daughter Of Binney Brinton, Of over
brook. Mr. Brnton will give theatre party,
which will be followed by a supper at the Ritz
Carlton the night OF Saturday, November 2i
Mrs. william s. MacLaren will give a dance for
Miss Brlnton in Easter week Two cousins Of
Miss Brinton are also among the debutantes
of the season, Miss Caroline Ives Brinton and
Miss Anna Binney Brinton, daughters Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ferree Brinton, of st. Davds, who
are spending the winter at the Aldine.
The engagement is announced of Miss Marian
Richcy daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
Alban Richey, Of New Castle, Del, and Francis
N Buck a sister of Miss Rlchey was mar
ried to the Rev Floyd Tomkins Jr., of this
CITY, last June.
One Of the most picturesque features of the
fair to be held at Horticultural Hall the after
Moons and evenings of December 3, l. VIII
be the cretonne girls, OF which Miss Susan
Bruce has charge. There will be 30 in all and
they will be quantity garbed in frocks and
bonnets of cretonne.
Another group of young women will peddle
lemonade from tea carts, which, for the occa-
sion, will be converted into lemonade carts.
Among these will be Mrs Harvey sayen, Miss
Anna Florence Woodruff. Miss C. Beatrice B.
Fox, Miss Gabrielle Hopkinson, Miss Marie
Dallott and Miss Marguerite Milne.
DR.. and Mrs. r. Walter Starr, of III South
18th street, have sent out cards for a tea to
be given Friday, December 4, at which they
will introduce their daughter Miss Marie
Louise Starr The card of DR.. r. Walter
Starr, Jr, is enclosed In the invitation.
Miss Katherine Ashton will entertain at
luncheon at the Union League, followed by
matinee theatre party In honor Of Mrs. j.
.f,z-
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Tevls Huhn and
their son, w. II. Tevis HUM, Jr., will spend
the weekend in Princeton. Joining the house
party which will be given by Mrs Huhn's sis
ter and brother-n-law, Dr. and Mrs Charles
Browne. Miss Bertha Gibbs and Miss Gene
We've Gibbs will also be members OF the party
DIR. and Mrs. Browne VIII give luncheon
before the game on Saturday afternoon, and
in the evening will entertain at dinner fol-
lowed by informal dancing.
Miss Alice Tilghman, OF Easton, Md, spent
the weekend as the guest of DR.. and Mrs
Thomas G. Ashton, at Redleaf wynnewood.
Mrs E. e. Tiedermann has returned from
Delaware Water Gap, and is now at the
Bellevue-Stratford for a few weeks.
A series of four musicales will be held
Monday mornings in December at the Belle
vue-Stratford. Mrs. r. w Hawkesworth and
Mrs. 7. Hutchinson Scott will be In charge of
the affairs which will be under the patronage
OF Mrs. Charles d. Barney, Mrs. Alexander
W. Bddlc, Mrs Henry Brinton Coke, Mrs.
Alexander j. Dallas Dixon, Mrs. T. Henry Dix
on, Mrs G. w. Childs Drexel, Mrs. John w.
Geary, Mrs. Rodman e. Grlscom, Mrs. Charles
Gusts Harrison, Jr., Mrs. Sydney e. Hutchin-
son, Mrs Isaac Tatnall Starr Mrs. Edward T.
stotesbury, Mrs. Sidney Thayer, Mrs. Henry
Wharton. Mrs. George d. Wldener. Mrs.
Charles r. Wood and Mrs. Harold r. Yarnal
Among the artists who will sing at the musi-
Gales will be Pasquale Amato and Miss Anna
Case. of tho Metropolitan Opera Company Miss
Clara Clemmons, Mrs. Dorothy Johnstone Base
Ter, David Bispham, Osslp Gabrilowitsch and
Manuel Qulroga.
Miss Helen Bell of 1914 Locust street, will
leave tomorrow for Atlantic City. She will
be accompanied by her brother. Herbert Bell.
who is recuperatinF from typhoid fever
Miss Gladys Trinkle will go to Princeton on
Saturday to attend the Yale-Princeton game.