Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-23
SOCIAL LIFE In AND ABOUT
PHILADELPHIA

-. Francis Gummey, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
-, COKE Miss Ruth Coke, Miss Mary Alice
Mics Charlotte Brown Miss Jean Thomp-
Miss Elsa Reath, Miss Inez Drayton, Miss
.,,,o Roberts Miss Margot scul Miss Helen
~ Miss Gertrude Tower Miss Alice
.,..,nson. Miss Mary DenckIa. Miss Pauline
,,,..,on Miss Anna Heckscher, Miss Mary Fran
=, FISHER Miss Charlotte Rush, Miss Susan
,...,soIl. Winant Johnson, Lawrence Saunders,
,.nos smith. Stanley stokes, Richard Thigh
Ian porr Z. Newton, Philip S. +. Randolph,
:. william Du Barry, Sherbourne Yardley,
alden Lee, Philler Lee, Brooke Edwards, Ed
"a Edwards, Thomas X. 1Tinletter, Jr., John
nrayton, Ludwig Lewis, Charles Fry, Henry
,,.,s,op. George G. Meade, Edward Brooke Sd,
and Charles Davis
NJ and Mrs. Charlcmagne Tower Miss Helen
Tower and Miss Gertrude Tower, who have
,,,r spendng the autumn at The Homestead
,nelr summer home at Waterville ~ Y, will
,,,urn to their residence, 1915 Locust street
s today.
ur and Mrs. Tower will give a large recep-
lion the first week in December. The exact
d.te has not yet been decided upon, but It will
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h. given to introduce Miss Gertrude Tower
,hs night Of December %.
Miss Margaretta Knowles will give an in
tormal tea and kitchen shower next Tuesday
krsrnoon in honor of Miss MarEarctta V.
s whitney whose marriage to Raymond d. w.
wright will take place Monday, November I.
4 The guests will be Mrs. William o'Nei Mrs.
Everett F. Brown, Mrs. william Wurts Har-
& charles Wharton Stork, Miss Marian i. But
sr Miss Mary Paul, Miss Caroline English,
Miss Eleanor Noble. Miss Anna Sartorl, Miss
4 Helen Washburn, Miss Isabel Howell, Miss
Esther Howell Miss Marguerite Milne, Miss
Caroline Murdoch, Miss Ellen Da Costa New
boId Miss Arabella Scott, Miss Frances Slough
,mr Miss Isabel Stoughton, Miss Elsie Barker.
Miss Frances Wendell and Miss Mary Bangs
4 Of New York.
Mrs Joseph Coleman Bright and Miss Anna
Linn Bright Of Wiowbank, Bryn Mawr. will
.nertan the members of the three Garden
Clubs on Tuesday afternoon at their home.
Miss Alva Sargent. daughter of Mrs George
4 Sargent of 20SO Spruce street, has gone TO
Lebanon, Pa, where she will be the guest for
fortnight of Miss Ella Brock, daughter of
Mrs Arthur Brock
Mrs Samuel Lewis, of Mount Holly, n. j.,
will celebrate her Tooth birthday anniversary
today. Mrs Lewis has lived to see five genera
tons. The children OF Mr. and Mrs. Quincy
Adams Gilmore, of this city, are her great
great grandchildren. Members of the five gen.
erations will congratulate Mrs. Lewis during
the afternoon.
Mrs Francis A. Lewis, who has been spend
Ing the past week at Spring Lake, N. j.. re-
turned to The Aldine yesterday. Mrs. Lewis
spent the summer at her cottage at Little
Boars Head N II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Louis Ketterlinus, who are
psnding portion of the autumn with tho
latters mother Mrs. William G. Warden, at
her home on School House lane, Germantown,
will open their residence at 2o16 Spruce street
The latter part of next week. Miss Eugenia
Eeterlnue whose name has been mentioned
among the list of deutantes, has returned to
college and will not make her debut until next
year.
DR.. and Mrs James Harwood Closson, of
Germantown, have issued invitations to tea,
with dancing. to be given at the Germantown
Cricket Club at Mannheim, on October 30, to
Introduce TO society their daughter, Miss Jo-
Eephine r. Closson. The cards OF the debu-
tante's brother. James Harwood Closson Sd,
and her cousin Charles Edward Bell, are
enclosed with the invitations. The clubrooms
Will he tastefully decorated with palms and
autumn flowers. and a large number of roses
Will be used. Doctor and Mrs. Closson and
their daughter will be assisted in receiving
BY Mr. and Mrs. William T Moffly, Mr. and
mrs Harrison I. Potts, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Ketcham, DIR. and Mrs. d. Roman, Mr.
IL ond Ipf,y
W. Borss and Miss Mary Lewars.
MI and Mrs Charles F. Davis OF the Girard |
Estate, Will entertain informally this evening
81 small dance to be held at 1712 Chestnut |
tIrCet Autumn leaves and flowers will be
g'sa for decorations. Their guests will in
eade Naval Constructor G. A. Bifret. u. s, N.
ana Mrs Bifet; Mrs. r. F. Sheppard, of Ro-
aioke Va. Lieutenant Commander r. F.
Aeyts' L. S. NJ and Mrs Kcyes; Naval Con-
.uuc'oF a, b. Court. U. S. N. and Mrs. Court: |
tSymaster b. V. McGee. u. S. NJ, and Mrs. |
Aeeee Mrs. MacEnulty; Lieutenant W. F., |
'0ehrane' L. S. NJ and Mrs. Cochrane; Lieu |
'sASht Commander George Landenberger and
suS' Landenberger Mr.. and Mrs. w. Britain.
saHS Blanche Lane and Mr.. Lane.
A' and Mrs Edward George Layino. who
'pen' the summer in their cottage at Vent
~ nave returned TO this city and are occupy
~s 'heir residence at 274 South 23d street.
nj and Mrs, Edward Toland are spending a
-" uays In Lenox while motoring through
me New England States.
.li' I'@ Mary Chase Albert, OF Baltimore. is
'-'"s her sister, Mrs. Howard LIggett, at
apartments, 400 South 18th street.
s' and Mrs. Albert E. Kennedy. who have
t.s s.'u staying at the College Inn at Bryn Mawr.
~ s opened their house at 22O3 Walnut street.
~" us Emile Kennedy and Miss Agnes Clarke
p",y ,Ileuy will also spend the winter at the
=. N'Hut street house. while Albert E. Kennedy.
a. !. ana Kenneth c. Kennedy have taken rooms
.,,'n 'Hs doFmitOries at the University OF Penn
:. AIRS Walter Massey. who recently purchased